The sparks in seconds, Torah thought. Topic Anava, Bittul, Acceptance. By Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz

welcome to our class on another unbitter and the question is why is another why is bittel so important so the altar in tanya he explains when he says that a mitzvah anytime we do a mitzvah if we want the mitzvah to be complete you have to have avas hashem and yiris hashem in other words if you do a mitzvah without loving hashem without being hashem it's like a body without any wings so the ava the love and the oars the wings that take the mitzvah up on high and make the mitzvah complete now we know there's a major difference between average of sherman years hashem alvar you're inspired hashem did something great for you you love hashem so that comes really from above it's not really you year on the other hand that's you yira means that you decided like it says in the gomorrah saying hashem can't make himself a king over you we have to accept the sham as a king like it says hakumi day shamayim everything comes from hashem why because when it comes to years hashem that is when we commit ourselves to accept hashem now why is he so important and so powerful and in a sense even more powerful than alva because what inspires the era and what the definition of year is to be in all hashem is bitter bitter is you're willing to put yourself aside you're willing to accept hashem and less of you and when this last of you and this beetle there's another that's when you can have years hashem so the answer the question why is bitter so important because through bitter through another we have years hashem and or hashem and that makes the mitzvah complete and powerful because we're putting ourselves aside and we're dedicating ourselves to do hashem's mitzvos so i want to give each and everyone we should have true bitter true anova true acceptance and then our mitzvahs will soar on high with two wings take us all the way to hashem have a great and blessed week