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Parsha Vayechi Chasidic Torah thought from Lubavitcher Rebbe by: Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz
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Welcome to this week's Torah lesson.
This week's Torah portion is
the question of the week is why did
Yadic receive from his father an extra
portion?
So in this week's Torah portion we learn
about when Yseph comes to his father his
father tells him tells him
I'm giving you one extra piece more than
your brothers. And the question is why
is that? And the Reb explains that we
know there's a major difference between
Yadik and the brothers. [snorts] Yadic
was all about bringing godliness down
into the physical world to the lowest
places which we know is connected to
Torah. Torah is about bringing godly
light all over the place. The brothers
on the other hand was all about
elevation. They wanted to disconnect
from the world and they wanted to go
away from the challenge of life. They
wanted to be shepherds. Y on the other
hand went down to the lowest places. By
going down to the lowest places he was
after was able to elevate from the
lowest to the highest. And that's when
Yakov [snorts] saw Ysef and he said you
Ysef the one that's going down to the
lowest places and I'm going to give you
the extra gift. So they answer the
question why did Yakov give Yseph the
extra gift? Because he saw in Ysef that
Yosph wasn't someone escaping from the
world, running away from the world,
disconnecting from the world, but he was
ready to get involved in the world, the
lowest places in the world, and the
world didn't affect him. And he had the
power by going so low and so deep, but
remaining connected so high, he was
elevate, able to elevate the lowest
places to Hashem. Thanks so much for
joining us for our weekly Torah lesson.
This week's Torah lesson is dedicated to
memory of Barakar Schlomma Yseph Masara.
May the souls be elevated by Torah was
studying the memory. For more
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kabatssw.org. Have a great and blessed
week.