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

welcome to this week's Torah lesson this week's Torah portion is par the question of the week is why is it important to be a giver so in this week's Torah portion we're going to learn from The Zo so the z quotes the verse in this week's Torah portion where it says the referring bring close brother and his children with him from amongst the Jewish people they should be priests onto me so the Z says one second seemingly the verse would say they should be a priest what's this extra V at the end that's question number one the Z says and the second question Z says is what is amongst the Jewish people so the re's father explains that what's the whole idea of the extra so he says in the word you have the and the word that the zor is talking the one that we're adding is the V so's father explains that the V corresponds to the mid the Mido the emotions and specifically of in this case and the H is referring to and is referring to the sphere of so therefore that's why you have to have the V because the V is adding theid and the connects to the idea of it gives it a complete picture so explains what what's what's the complete picture and explains this follows that v as the re's father explained is referring to the emotions now the emotions have within it all the intellect because emotions are a byproduct of the intellect then you have the hay which is malus and we know that malus is Judgment so another Reser explains if you only have the hay there wouldn't be the ven there you you would have the and you would have the H which is Mal but it would be full of judgment you want in order to have a complete balance you need to have the V which represented by idea of what ofer the emotions which in it you have you have you have the intellect as well and explain seemingly comes after and explains the reason why it's because ultimately the Torah is trying to teach us that it's all about the action brings the emotions into action and hasem wants us not just to have these powerful emotions of giving and receiving but it's all about bringing it into action so the answer the question why is it important to be a giver because being a giver allows you to connect the V to the hey and that's whyem adds the to the because it's all about giving and receiving and by giving you're taking away the judgment that that relies that lies specifically in the world of Mal and the world of receiving thanks so much for joining us for our weekly Torah lesson this week's Torah lessons me dedicated to memory of May the souls be elevated by Torah was studying in their memory for more information please see our website kabad sf.org have a great and blessed week sha to