Parsha Noach Chasidic Torah thought from Lubavitcher Rebbe by: Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz

Welcome to this week's Torah lesson. This week's Torah portion is parasyak. The question of the week is how do we create real peace? So in this week's Torah portion parcy, we learn about Noah building the ark. In the ark had all types of animals, domesticated animals, wild animals, and nevertheless there was no accidents there. How was that? And the answer is because the ark of Noah spiritually is connected to the idea of peace. The ark of Noah because it's connected to the idea of peace. That's why it was able to create an environment that even though you have opposites, you have strong forces that normally devour each other but when peace is the strong energy nothing happens bad. So the question is how do we create that peace? So explains and he says how do you create peace? So we know peace comes from das like it says in the future when Msiah comes from yeah you're going to have wild animals but why why are they not going to be devouring each other up why are there going to be any accidents why is there going to be any any any conflict because it says when Msiah comes it's going to be the whole world is going to be and the world of the whole world is going to be filled with the das the knowledge of hem and when you have deem then there's no room for peace because everybody sees that it's all from God And that's why in the ark of Noah because it was shalom was peace which is connected to the idea of das and when you have das you bring in yud v the most powerful part of hashem and then there's no reason for any conflict. So they answer the question how do you create peace you create peace by connecting to das by learning tora and bringing in the power of v of hem into your life and when you bring that heavy power of hashem into your life you will have peace and you will have zero conflict. Thanks so much for joining us for our weekly Torah lesson. This week's Torah lessons dedicated to memory of May their souls be elevated by Torah was studying in memory. For more information, please see our website kabatswf.org. Have a great and blessed week. Shabua to.