SHOVAVIM: Reincarnation of People Into Animals, Plants & Rocks (BH FILMS)

[music] that the leaders [music] in America, in Israel, pretty much everywhere in the world are all involved in some type of immorality, whether it be adultery, pedophilia, and all types of filthy and disgusting things [music] that the the ear should never hear and the mouth should never speak of. But when you have leaders like that, you have to question. Meaning the spiritual filth that's in the air right now, it's surprising that Hashem hasn't destroyed the world. [music] Everything that's written in the Torah, including the heinous crimes that [music] you don't think are really common, whether it be bestiality, LGBTQ, or or all the other disgusting [music] filthy things that are out there, if it's in the Torah, there's a reason for it. It's not just for you to theorize about it that this is what happened 3,000 years [music] ago. It's something that's apparent, apparently, in our generation. And over the years, [music] one of the main topics that we've discussed is the issues of morality, is the issues of kedusha. [music] The consequences of whether it be wasting seed, consequences of adultery. Rabbi Chaim Vital tells us about the many forms of punishment [music] that Hashem has, but one of them is reincarnations. Meaning that a person can reincarnate into lifeless vegetation, animals, or into a person. And almost the majority of people will not escape these reincarnations. Hashem yerachem. The reason is because a person cannot receive punishment until he exists physically as a body with a soul. [music] Then once they they reincarnate, he can barely feel the pain, and it does atone for his sins. However, according to the extent of his sin, will be the way which he reincarnates as vegetation or as an animal. [music] Now, who who can who actually reincarnates into these things? A person can reincarnate into a rock, [music] into water, into a plant, into a tree, into a cow, into a bunny, into all types of things you see on a screen usually [music] and sometimes eat, but not necessarily something you want to turn into. The Navi Habakkuk [music] in chapter 2, verse 11 gives a couple of hints in the verses where it says the stone from the [music] from the wall cries out or the beam of the timber shall answer. These are different hints of how the reincarnation [music] is going to a stone or into a tree. So, who are these [music] people? A Jew that's intimate with a non-Jew has to reincarnate as a dog. The book says that she's tied to him like a dog. [music] One of them is that the neshama is actually connected and it takes a lot of effort to break the relationship. In gate number 22, [music] the Ari Zal says one who is intimate with a married woman that's [music] not his wife. If it was at the time of the Sanhedrin, it would be strangulation, [music] death penalty of strangulation. But since there's no death penalty of strangulation today, Hashem punishes him in a different way. One of the ways that he's reincarnated [music] into a grinding stone. [music] And Rosh Hashanah in the Mesekhet Rosh Hashanah says the books are open for the living and for the dead. Why the dead? They're dead. Because whatever they left in the world continues to generate either more merits or more sins, and that goes to their account. [music] Rabbi Nachman of Breslov wrote in the Kitzur Maharal Tanina that there are leaders of shekel, leaders of lies, that are put into the world, especially the generation before Mashiach, that have such arrogance that they feel the need and desire to influence the world to become more immoral. Their arrogance brings them to a position where they feel that they need to influence people to become more immoral, meaning the stuff that you see in the world, like the grooming that they do with little kids in Disney, how it became a little center for pedophilia. You know, all of these different things. This is already in the Torah. Rabbi Natan, the Teli meaning of Rabbi Nachman says people that have fell and committed adultery or wasted seed or made different types of sins, you can usually help them. But it's almost impossible if they fell from the arrogance to the immorality, and the immorality made them addicted to money. If they're just addicted to immorality, usually you can help them easily. But if they're addicted to money and immorality, it's almost impossible to break that coup pa. [music] Usually you think it's the opposite. Oh, you think it's the money, that's easier. No, no. Once he's addicted to immorality and money, he's in a position of power, it's almost impossible to change. So, rather than be upset of all the disgusting people that are constantly mentioned on the news, don't be. Some people that reincarnate into animals are as follows. Someone who is an arrogant person can reincarnate into a bee. Others can reincarnate into water, where there's a malach habala, a destructive angel that oversees that person, that neshama that's in water, and it wants to come out of the water, but he keeps it staying in the water. Rabbi Shmuel, the Mashu, brings some chidushim that he adds to the Shaar Hagilgulim. [music] And he says that he found this in the book by Rabbi Eliezer Levy, alav hashalom. And he says that one has that has relations with an animal reincarnates as a bat. [music] One who has relations with a menstruant woman reincarnates as a female gentile. Meaning he who lived as a Jew, Jewish man, he now reincarnates as a female non-Jew. His tikkun will become to will be to convert. One who has relations with a married woman reincarnates as a male donkey. Has to carry, has to get beat up by a stick all of his life, get tied to a tree, and he knows he's a human though. He doesn't think he's a donkey. He suffers the agony of the stench that the animals have. Imagine, you know, sometimes we take our kids or we bring some animals to the house. It's fun for them to play with goats, go feed some cows. It's cute. But one of the things that every normal human being notices, unless you work on a farm, is that the stench of animals is not exactly pleasing. You don't want to eat there. Imagine you sleep in that. Imagine a person sleeping in that 24 hours a day. That's what happens to a person reincarnated as a donkey. [music] One who has relations with his mother reincarnates as a female donkey. A male who has relations with another male, LGBTQ, reincarnates as a bunny or rabbit. What's the difference? Why bunny or rabbit? Why just not a bunny? Why not a rabbit? Depending upon the sin, whether he has been active or passive in the relations. Every detail of what I tell you, karim, is already written hundreds and hundreds of years ago. Nothing new under the sun. One who has relations with his daughter-in-law reincarnates as a female mule. One who has relations with a female non-Jew reincarnates as a Jewish prostitute. [music] One who has relations with his stepmother reincarnates as a camel, with a sister-in-law reincarnates as a male mule, step sister to his father or his mother reincarnates as a stork whose companions will kill it. Not only is he a stork, but he has to be a stork that the rest of the storks kill it. Lastly, as an example, one who constantly looks at women. One who constantly looks at women that are forbidden to him, glancing at them, will reincarnate as a white vulture who can see farther than the other birds. [music] Why a vulture? Why not a chicken? Why not a bunny? Why not a camel like the other guys who have some bunny friends and camel friends? [music] No, no. He has to be a vulture. Why? Because the vulture has eyes, it can see a lot of things. You like to look, now you're going to use your eyes for those things. [music] But all of this, says the Shaar Hagilgulim, is only if he did not do teshuvah. All of this applies to someone who simply ignored teshuvah and lived his life like a mule. But if he did teshuvah, if she did teshuvah, if she covered her hair, if she covered her body, if he He his body, if he acts like a normal decent human being, then he has nothing to worry about. But, that's not necessarily complete. Why? Because just doing teshuvah is not just not sinning. There's also a tikkun that a person must do. And if he does the tikkun, there's no one greater on planet Earth than him in all of the generations. [music] One of the ultimate benefits of bnei kodesh, especially ones that actually help other people do teshuvah for it, is that Hakadosh Baruch Hu opens up their mind for the Torah in in so many words supernatural ways where they know a whole lot more than they can possibly study. Uh now again, these are not free gifts. You don't just go to a 7-Eleven and just become bnei kodesh overnight, and all of a sudden you become gadol hador. But, there are a whole list of rewards where if you knew everything that I have learned about this topic, probably all of you would be crying from happiness because you have a chance to achieve all of it. So, bezrat Hashem you'll see a repeat of this shiur a few times until you guys start crying from happiness that you actually have a chance to attain everything I just said in this world, bezrat Hashem. 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