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Parsha Vayeitzei 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 paras. The
question of the week is why is God
concealed? So in this week's Torah
portion, we learn about
loving gets up in the morning
and he kisses his sons and his
daughters. Then says
leaves to his
he goes on his journey. So what is this
referring to? So Reba explains
everything that happens in this world
because it's taking place on a spiritual
level. So Reb explains the verse on a
spiritual level that what's taking place
is
every single morning love on we have an
experience that God gives us a white
cloud and God creates a beautiful holy
experience for every one of us in a way
of we kiss it. We're totally connect the
deepest level and that happens every
morning in prayer. But then what happens
after prayer that goes away and then the
love the the beautiful experience leaves
and then the we have to continue on our
work of learning doing mitzvot doing our
work in the world etc. But the question
is if God reveals himself every morning
why does he leave so the reb explains
because there's a concept called
if hashem would give us everything we
would be our effort. So therefore, God
takes away that powerful energy so we
can do our work. So the answer to the
question, [snorts] why don't we see and
experience godliness always? Because if
God was revealed, we wouldn't have we
wouldn't put in our own effort. And God
wants us to put in our effort. But
remember, in the morning, God's shining.
When you get up in the morning, it's
beautiful. Pray, connect to the light,
and then take that light throughout the
day, and you will have an amazing,
beautiful day. Thanks so much for
joining us for our weekly Torah lesson.
This week's Torah lessons dedicate the
memory of Bakar Schlom Basipa and Cino
Basara. May the souls be elevated by
Torah was studying their memory. For
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Have a great and blessed day. Shua toe.