Zohar Parsha Bechukotai. Lubavitcher Rebbe & Rebbe’s Father Kabbalist. By Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz

welcome to this week's Torah lesson this week's Torah portion is the question of the week is what is this idea of a a statue so in this week's Torah portion we learn about going in my statues so The Zo says what is this idea of a and zo says the is like a very very powerful holy spiritual Place D's father explains what does it mean a very powerful spiritual place he says as follows that a statue is made of two letters a and a and he says the difference between a and a and the letter is only in terms of the left the left leg and know by a he we know the left leg doesn't reach the top so by it's a little higher and by a it's a little lower that's father explains says what does this mean practically and explains beautifully and he says as follows the he is the letter hasm used to create the world which represents the three lines Bri also practically thought speech and action so the structure of the ha represents we have our thought we have our speech and we have a gap before we do the action comes along the and says you want to upgrade your life connect your actions to your thought just like you what you think before you say you should also think before you do and your action should be represented by a thought out idea what does the K represent the k represents that the your actions have tremendous power they can reach even to the lowest places so the answer the question what is idea of a practically the idea is to connect our thought and speech with our action and to bring our actions into this materialistic world into the lowest places and making the world a Godly place thanks so much for joining us for our weekly Torah lesson this week's Torah lesson is dedicated to memory of may your souls be elevated by T was studying in the memory for more information please see our website kabas sf.org have a great and blessed week sh