Rabbi Minkowicz Weekly Torah Lesson Holiday of Passover

welcome to this week's torah lesson this week we are celebrating the holiday of passover so the question of the week is how do we free ourselves from egypt so as we celebrate the howl their passover we know the highlighter passover is the reciting of the haggadah the first two nights of pesach in their god that you have the famous four questions and after the four questions i asked the responses of mitzrayim we were slaves to pharaoh in the land of egypt and god took us out of the land of egypt this is based on a verse in the torah in the bible deuteronomy chapter 6 verse 21 where the torah says when your children are going to ask you what's the reason of these adolescents but then why are we observing all these commandments and you should tell them that we were slaves to power in the land of egypt that's the source of the response to the four questions and god took us out of the land of egypt so ever asked a simple question a what does it mean we were slaves to parade why is it important to list power his name b it says god we were slaves to parody the king of egypt and then it says god took us out of egypt if it's important to tell us about paris why don't you tell us that god took us out from being slaves to powering the land of egypt but nevertheless when kosovo are taking us out it says taking us out of the land of egypt so trevor explained something very powerful and he says like this parallel on a spiritual level comes from the word of ureth the neck the back what does that mean practically we know in kabbalah there's two terms panemias and cretanius panemius means when you're totally engaged you're totally involved you're totally excited about it you're passionate about life he training is when you go through life and you're just checking it off the list so our relationship with hashem needs to be we do whatever someone wants us to do the commandments but we do it in a way with love and all we're passionate in our relation with hashem that's called premiums when you do it but you check it off the list so hashem tells us we are slaves to pyroid which means we did we yeah we had a relationship with hashem it was power it was from the back we weren't it wasn't a warm meaningful relationship now what's the reason why we were not on a level of having a warm premium relationship with hashem so the answer to the rabbit says has been trying what doesn't it try you mean it's ryan comes the word of mata it comes from being in a place of and yet this is a word fetched we feel we're we we feel limited we feel constrained we don't feel the expansiveness the openness the abundance so when a person unfortunately is in a place of mitzrayim where he feels constrained and he feels limited whether it's physically mentally emotionally then you become fake fetch then you become totally stuck and when you're stuck you just go through life you get through the day you're in survival mode but when god took us out of egypt because the ultimate issue was that we were in egypt that we were stuck when god freed us he gave us her cover he gave us abundance we were able to think out of the box then automatically the power he went away and that's when it says god took us out of egypt doesn't focus on pyre because power is secondary in other words power is a state of being that we're in but the cause of the state of being that we're doing things just to check it out so this is comes from a place where mediterranean comes from a place with constraints so the answer the question how do we go out of egypt think big think abundance think success think without limits and that will take us out of egypt and we're out of egypt we won't be constrained with power we would do things in a way of a premium way in a great way and we'll all have a real saying who will free ourselves from anything that's holding us back from living a great and amazing life thanks so much for joining us for our weekly tour lesson this week's torah lesson is dedicated to the memory of barack menaria may their souls be elevated by torah we're studying in their memory have a great pesach a happy pace like a kosher peso most importantly we should be freed from this gullies from all the exiles that's holding us back from living a great and amazing life