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Rabbi Minkowicz Torah Lesson Parsha Vayelech: What is our relationship with people after they Die?
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welcome to this week's Tara lesson this
week's tour of course was Passion by
yayla the question of the week is what
is our relationship with people after
they pass away
so in this week's Torah portion of Ayala
we learn about moisturbano passing away
and before he passes away the Torah
tells us he reaches out and he said kilo
gather all the Jewish people together
now Rashi says
gathers the Jewish people we know when
they gather the Jewish people in the
past they use trumpets we're the
trumpets he didn't say bring out the
trumpets to gather the Jewish people and
Rashi explains the reason why there is
no trumpets is the coolest based on a
verse in the prophets you call Helen
where King Solomon says
on the day of death There's No Dominion
there's no rulership and therefore he
didn't blow the trumpets but
nevertheless he gathered the Jewish
people so he's Gathering them why know
the trumpets and Ruby explains his
followers that what happens is as the
router writes in Tanya after attack
passes away his soul rolls up higher and
higher and higher
so one might think the soul is going up
we're losing connection with the soul
and the rubber explains that when the
souls in this world the relationship is
physical and that's how we make motion
way to gather the Jewish people they use
the trumpets to gather the Jewish people
but what happens once he passes away
it's not a physical relationship it's a
stronger relationship it's a quiet
relationship it's a deeper relationship
and the relationship is very very strong
up to the point that even though most
Roman is not going to rule with the
trumpets but he gathered the Jewish
people why because moisture of being on
the Jewish people are one even after he
passes away and like we see in the Torah
in numbers where it speaks out when the
Jewish people went to reach out to the
Kings so sometimes that moshebane
reached out and sometimes that the
Jewish people reached out and the
question is who's reaching out motion
obeying on the Jewish people Rashi says
that the Jewish people and moisture most
of the Jewish people are one where one
with Mo surveenu the difference is that
when my shrubena ruled when he was alive
physically they used trumpets but after
to 120 years he gathered them
without any trumpets without any Fanfare
quiet
so to answer the question
what is our relationship
with people after they pass away and
especially coming out to Yom Kippur
where everyone does the people the
people that do yesterday people that
passed away whether it's a spouse a
parent a child a friend whoever it may
be what's the connection and you see
clearly the connection is strong a
different connection not a connection of
noise not a connection on something
physical but a connection of quietness
like you're standing here by the river
and you hear the noise a quiet noise
that is the connection after people pass
away
thanks so much for joining us for our
weekly tour lesson this week's Torah
lessons dedicates the memory of Baruch
minari labe strongman you'll save Rocco
by sleeper and Cena bat sorrow may your
souls be elevated for the tour we're
studying in their memory thanks again
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and blessed week shavua told have an
easy fast on Yom Kippur and God should
forgive us all we should have a great
and blessed year shavua toast