Holiday of Shemini Atzeret & Simchat Torah Chasidic Torah thought Lubavitcher Rebbe Rabbi Minkowicz

Welcome to this week's Torah lesson. This week we're celebrating the holiday. And the question is, what is the power of the holiday? So, as we celebrate the holiday, we all know what it says that is the same. And the question is, what do you mean? We praying a whole day. We're fasting. And the Reb explains because whatever happens spiritually we make God as our king. We become one with God. It happens through the path of Mirus bitterness. However, when it comes to the we accomplish the same things as Russer, the only difference is that we do it through. So it's a much happier way to great get the greatest blessings by being happy. And the happiness comes not just from regular happiness of studying and comprehending. No, just literally dancing by dancing with our physical feet because God wanted to make a dwelling place down here. We will reach the highest and greatest places that we reach but through dancing and like the magnet of measini comes from the word of fat. In other words, that is the fattiest part. It's the richest part of the whole month of and this fatty part this all these blessings that we can achieve on we can achieve the we not only achieve it we achieve it for the whole year so I want to wish you all a happy connect to the holiday experience the experience the joy and you'll have the joy not only for you'll have it for a whole year. Thanks so much for joining us for our weekly Torah lesson. This week's Torah lesson is dedicated to memory of May the souls be elevated to Torah. We're starting the memory. For more information, please see our website.org and please go to synagogue, celebrate, and you'll experience joy like never before.