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Rabbi Minkowicz Weekly Torah Lesson Parsha Eikev 5781
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This week the Rabbi answers the question: How important is Meditation in Judaism? Enjoy this video of what we hope will be a weekly endeavor into spreading the educational words of our Torah. Rabbi Minkowicz' Weekly Torah Lesson: To Join Live Classes please Visit: Chabad Lubavitch of Southwest Florida 5620 Winkler Road Ft Myers, FL 33919 239-433-7708 [email protected] www.chabadswf.org
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welcome to this week's torah lesson this
week's torah portion is pashlos akev
the question of the week is how
important
is meditation in judaism so in this
week's torah portion torah begins and it
says
tishmund
the rabbit says that in this verse you
learn about the importance of connecting
to hashem
with thought speech and action tishmun
is thought who smart them is speech
and while sees them as action now action
we know you need to do the mitzvot
physically do them
speech there are many myths posts that
you have to say the words of the mitzvot
so where is the need for thought so the
rabbit says we find in the torah where
it says the famous verse that's the
essence of our prayer service
shema israel hashem
which shema is actually an instruction a
commandment for hashem
that we should shema we should listen
what does it mean listen
we should think and we should meditate
that
god is our god and god is one and if the
verse
shema continues to be a hafta that we
should love hashem
and we know the ahafter is the source
for all the positive commandments
which is included in there to be in all
hashem
and that's in that includes all the
negative commandments
so the answer the question how is how
important is it to meditate in judaism
it is so important that it's actually
the instruction the commandment of shema
to meditate as we do any and all
of the mitzvos in the torah this week's
torah lesson is dedicated in memory of
barak banari labe
and yosef and may their souls be
elevated by a torah with studying in
their memory
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website swf.org have a great
and blessed week shabua tov