Rabbi Minkowicz Weekly Torah Lesson Parsha Behaalotecha 5779

welcome to kebab please join us welcome to this week's Torah lesson this week's Torah portion is Pasha's violence come the question of the week is how can we develop a positive attitude in everything that we do so in this week's Torah portion Pontius Pilate are very interesting you have actually we know generally there are five books of Moses but there's an opinion that this week's Torah portion up until the middle of the Torah portion bye-bye even so our own is the fourth book of the fourth book of actually seven books like the heben saya is the fifth after by even so as a sixth and Deuteronomy is a seventh so there's an opinion that are seven books of the five the seven books of Moses and this week sternal portion has the last part of the fourth the fifth and the beginning of the sixth so it's an amazing idea for this week's Torah portion but if you give a look in the beginning of the sixth of the seven books which begins in this week's Torah portion the Torah says by ahia on kemacite in him the Jewish people were complainers so the Rebbe asked a question he's starting off a whole brand new book the six book and we talk about complaint as one of the term we want to start off a book one of the six of the seven books about complainers sinderby explains a phenomenal idea at the beginning of the Torah portion says by eat but um parched villosa the Hallows kameez that we have to light the candles this physical candle but then there's the candles of life to being positive so therefore if you give a look when it comes to the new book the sixth book so the verse says by yeomen was the people kid miss Heinonen it doesn't say they were complainers they were like complainers in other words what does there be explaining what does that mean that when you see someone complaining you can say they're a complainer or you can say no no really they're positive and they have a great great attitude in life but it seems as if they're not complaining but they're really not complaining so when we look at someone complaining we never see the person is a complaint the person's great it might be it looks like they're complaining but really the person is not a complainer so to answer the question how can we have a positive attitude in everything in life that whatever we see we should be positive and even if something looks negative we should realize that's nothing negative everything is great but it might appear like it's negative but really there's nothing negative everything positive everything is great in this world this week's Torah lesson is dedicated to the memory of borrow and are you Lane slow-mo baño save and ruffle the sleeper may their souls be elevated by the Torah was stunning in their memory for more information please see our website Chabad SWS org thanks so much for joining us for our weekly tourism