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

Welcome to our weekly Torah lesson this week is par the question of the week is what lesson can we learn out from the sacrifices so this week's Torah portion we're going to learn from the Z the Z says as follows we want to bring a sacrifice so it uses three expressions creates a powerful Union and he quotes the verse of where it says what does it mean to create that Unity so the re's father explains what's the three different expressions of and father explains it's referring to the three different emotions of and every one of these three Expressions is referring to one of these and then says now why does it sayak it's only because of is a source all the Midas are sourced in and that's why use the verse goes on to explain it says these three ideas of they're also connected to the three pillars that the world stands on to and learning T praying and doing charity but again the re asked the question what the says so even though the pillar it stands on all three what's the idea ofak there was saying something very beautiful and he said as follows when you serve with so fine you're serving H with the ACT you're doing your part of doing kindness and anything that flows with then when you do from gur you serve with gur um and then when you do you serve with Etc the says is it's really about becoming close to hem creating the relation and ultimately the driving force should be whether it's the right the left the center whether you're learning to you're praying or you're doing a Mitzvah it's all about the relationship so the answer to the question what lesson can we learn about the from the from the sacrifices that whatever we do and whichever way we connect to our whether it's through Torah through prayer or through doing any of the MIT or charity focus on kak becoming closer and building that powerful relationship with 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 elevating by Torah with studying in their memory for more information please see our website kabad sf.org have a great and blessed week sha to