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hi this is dski and welcome to the par
in five where in five minutes we try to
give you an idea about the parer that
hopefully will have meaning for you and
it
is and although this is not an absolute
it is
often often H it comes out that the par
that you read
before uh sh immediately before
isid there's a lot of reasons for that
which maybe we'll talk about
uh another
year but uh M it turns out that the para
that you usually read after sh
is so uh that's
interesting what is unique about par
naso is that it is the longest par in
the Torah 176 sukim yeah which is
interesting because when they set up the
V Nas and I stress that there other
editions of the sh but when they said
the vas the longest m is Basra at
1176 dpim
interesting what's the longest peric in
all of tanak well it is a capital
toim that's what that is
176 Pim
coincidence I think
not what is the significance of
176 well if you go to the
cap you'll see right away what the
significance is the significance is that
it is every letter of the alphabet with
eight pkim on it 176 is
22 * 8 okay what is 22 22 are the
letters of the the alphabet what is
eight yeah eight is always outside of
this
world right this world is seven four
directions up and down and the seventh
is what fills it and gives it purpose
that's the six years and then the shmita
that's the six days and then chabas
always the seventh is inside of the
six what is eight eight is outside of
this world and that's why we count seven
days seven times and then you come to sh
which is a fancy way the 50th day fancy
way of saying the eighth day after seven
sevens you come to the eighth which is
sh which is
Torah um the seven days of suus is
followed
Byer which was turned
into um eight is usually associated with
with t and there's nothing there's
nothing but T it's it's above everything
and that's why on if there wasn't a
minut to stay up all night and to eat
milk eggs it would be
nothing if we didn't turn it
into it would be nothing go to SCH D
come back take a and that's it there
wouldn't be anything else to the day
because it's above it the Torah counts
as the first month Nissan that means the
eighth month is mar what's special about
marman there are no holidays because it
is outside of this world eight is always
outside of it so the 22 letters of the
alive Bays with which the world was
created and the Torah was written we
take each one of them to the eighth to
take it out of this world and that is
what we gained on sh by the toyra by
learning the Tyra we use it to take
every aspect of this world and lift it
up Beyond and so as you sit in sh and
you think to yourself my goodness this
is a very long paraa remember it's
telling us that after sh we Reed the tah
and now we can use that to take
everything lift it out of this world
