Zohar Parsha Vayeitzei Simcha Happiness Lubavitcher Rebbe. Kabbalah Father. Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz

welcome to this week's Torah lesson this week's Torah portion is the question of the week is when is the time to be happy so this week's Torah portion we learn about having children from his wives his two wives and two concubines so the Z says on this week's Torah portion we know in the prophet in King in Psalms King David says the mother of the children are happy soya says this is referring to the Jubilee the every and which refers to sim two types of sim um the of the co of the whole world is dependent on this so it says in the zor the Reb's a father explains and asks a question what is is saying they're both an expression of they're both expression of Joy why does he use two different Expressions SOB's father explains and he says as follows the word and the word are referring to two different types of Joy what's are two different types he says as follows the in both words they both have a is referring to which SPH the SPH of the eight sphere if you count from the bottom up so you count starting from malus and you work your way up the eighth SPH is what is Bina and we know Bina is associated with what with with with the mother so again is the eight referring to the mother B then you have the letters which are the same so what's is referring toim the two the images and we know in the spirit what is the IM image the little face so again you have and then you have the six Mido the small face now you have in the word you have a which is before the and then in the word you have a which is after after the so again just to recap is is a six a small face then you have a in the first word and hey in the second word so the re's father explains as follows what is you youe referring to so we know a mother and a father is called is and Isa what are the two letters they have a common H the father has the yud and the mother has the he so in other words yud is associated with the masculine energy with with with and the he is associated with G so the yud in theu is referring to the Z and that's why the Y says before the D because it gives forth energy there and the he comes afterwards which is the feminine energy and that's why it's at the end so Reb explains never says something what do you see over here a very powerful idea based on the Reb's father explains that's referring to beina the mother all the six Mido the first one's referring to the and the second one is referring to to to referring to gur say as follow what do we see that there's different types of Happiness there's the happiness that comes from the and the happiness that comes from gur so one might think we all want we all want kindness we want that type of Happiness gur give it to someone else so D says no no no because the fact is our job in is yeah receive happiness we love it but our job in the in the is to have greater and not only that like it's put down in that you have from the darkness you have a greater light so the answer the question when is there a time for S always when life is good and great that's one level of s and when life is challenging and you're experiencing V know it's actually a greater and you have the power to transform thanks so much for joining us for our weekly Torah lesson this week's Torah lesson is dedicated to memory of May their souls be elevated by the Torah was studying in their memory for more information please see our website kabad sw.org have a great and blessed week sh to a great week full of lots of