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Rabbi Minkowicz Weekly Torah Lesson Parsha Ki Teitzei 5780
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This week the Rabbi answers the question: "Why is it important to go out of your Comfort Zone?" 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 pasha's ki say
say
the question of the week is why is it
important to go out of your comfort zone
so in this week's torah portion process
kise the torah begins and it says
when you go out to wage war against your
enemy so the rubber asks a simple
question what does it mean ki say say
you're going to go out
you're going to have war alive what does
it mean on your
enemy against your enemy and there be
explains there's two types of wars
there's mohammed mitzvah what's mitzvah
a war that we're obligated to for
example to conquer the land of israel
god instructed us to conquer the land of
israel
to expand the borders of israel that's
on a physical level but we also know
that every single one of us fight a
spiritual war every single day
what is the spiritual war between the
godly soul that wants us to serve god
and the animal soul that thus wants to
do animalistic things be selfish
self-centered
so we have a muhammad what's the mitzvah
to go to war to make sure that our godly
soul and our animal soul
observe every one of the 613
commandments the 248 positive
commandments the 365 negative
commandments
we study torah we pray we love hashem
we're living a happy and peaceful and
great
wonderful life for hashem that is a
mohammed smith
so robbie explains it's based on a verse
of malachi malachi says the prophet
shaft and verism you should sit and you
should look being sadly
russia between a righteous person and a
wicked person being
evident someone that serves hashem and
someone that does not serve hashem so
talmud asks
what does that mean it's a double
expression if you're outside you serve
hashem
and if you're a russian you don't serve
hashem what's what's the prophet giving
us two descriptions
so the talmud says that it's you can't
compare someone that studies something a
hundred times versus someone that
studies something 101 times what does
that mean the october explains in tanya
that any time we do anything that's
within in our nature
and it could be tremendous things you
can learn you can pray you can do all
the mitzvoth which is great
however since it's in your nature you're
not serving hashem you're doing your
neck were you doing what's natural to
you
when you go out of your nature like for
example in the example someone that's
used to studying something a hundred
times
and he studies 101 that 101 is very hard
for him
with that 101 he gets to say the extra
one he gets the same reward for the
whole
hundred the first hundred why is that
because you're going out of your nature
so mohammed sir ever says someone that
goes out of their nature
what does that mean practically that
means that
as long as you're serving god you're
praying you're studying you're doing
mitzvoth
anything you're comfortable doing it's
great it's wonderful you can become a
sadiq
but if you want to be an evil hashem
someone that serves hashem
you have to go out of your nature out of
your comfort zone now obviously
it's not a mitzvah to do this but here
the torah tells us
please this is speaking about
yes the torah song you have to go out of
your comfort zone that's what he says
it's not you you're right your comfort
zone is this i'm doing great i'm doing
wonderful i'm doing all the right things
and that's what taurus says he said say
go out of your comfort zone so you're
going to say one second
but why should i go out of my comfort
zone it's a risk maybe the animal soul
will totally fight me at this point
and the river says don't worry aloha you
have to always remember that your godly
soul
has an edge over your animal soul and as
long as you go out
he said even to fight a war which is a
rashus
which you don't necessarily have to but
you're doing it because you want to
create some
tremendous beautiful satisfaction for
hashem showing hashem
that you're actually even willing to do
things which is out of your comfort zone
alavecca you'll be successful in
whatever that whatever you do
and once a person does that the rubber
says the war
of arashus when a person does more than
a comfort zone
that gives god tremendous satisfaction
so the answer to the question
why is it important to go out of your
comfort zone because as long as you're
in your comfort zone you can be at sadiq
it's great it's wonderful but to also
have the second title like malachi says
in the prophet of
even hashem that you only get once
you're out of your comfort zone you're
working to go out of your comfort zone
so if you want to get the extra title to
be an oi
you have to go out of your comfort zone
since we're now actually in the month of
ello
we'll do an extra mitzvah that will help
us and inspire us to get out of the
comfort zone so we'll blow the chauffeur
beep
we all know the month of hello the sofa
is here to wake us up and to remind us
to accept god as our king and there's
accepting god in a comfortable way
but we're willing to accept god even
means going out of our comfort zone
this week's torah lesson is dedicated to
memory of
barak banari labe shlom vanyosef and
rakhal baslipa
may their souls be elevated by the torah
that we're studying in their memory
thanks so much for joining us for our
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have a great blessed week a week that we
all have the
power and the energy to go out of our
comfort zone and to make god
really really happy and that will give
us tremendous strength and joy
to forge forward and make the world a
greater and better
blessed place thank you for joining us