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Zohar Parsha Vayishlach The Lubavitcher Rebbe & Rebbe’s Father Kabbalist by Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz
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Zohar On The Parsha. Teachings from the Lubavitcher Rebbe & The Rebbe’s Father the Kabbalist. Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz Parsha Vayishlach What is the ingredient to living an everlasting life? Enjoy this video of what we hope will be a weekly endeavor into spreading the educational words of our Torah. Chabad Lubavitch of Southwest Florida 5620 Winkler Road Ft Myers, FL 33919 239-433-7708 [email protected] www.chabadswf.org
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welcome to this week's Torah lesson this
week's Torah portion is par by the
question of the week is what is the
ingredient to living an everlasting life
so in this week's Torah portion we're
going to start off with the Z the Z says
may that King David lived for 70 years
in the world and then it says AB Abraham
gave him that he that he should be that
he should be alive yako
gave him that he should be alive in the
world and Y that he should be alive so
the Reb's father says one second if you
give a look in reference to yaku and in
reference to King David it says BMA in
the
world however when it comes to AB and
Yos it doesn't say in the world and D's
father explains that is because Y and
King King David they both had something
unique they lived forever as we know in
reference to Yak it
says yak
he didn't
die his offsprings are alive he's alive
King David we know we
say so since by both of them it says
that that Alma means that the world is
the component that gave them the finite
life but they themselves Live Forever
The World is the limiting part not they
themselves the rebba explains now comes
the Reb the Reb explains what is that
why is it that specifically Yak lived
forever and King David lived forever say
Yak is corresponding to which sphere the
sphere of
TI which is a center sphere King David
is which sphere is he malos which is
also a cph so anytime you're dealing
with a cph tier yak and malos King David
so it goes all the way to the high to K
and even higher and that's why they live
forever so there was says what does that
mean practically deep ideas something
like this very simple what
is we know it
says y was someone that learned T King
David was Mal he was Kingdom what do
what does that mean practically in other
words kingdom is all about B acceptance
someone that learns T is also about B
also about acceptance so the re
says that if you want to have an
everlasting ing life you have to learn T
because you have to know what to do and
what not to do and also you have to have
the component of Mal which means you
have to get involved in the physical
world by doing mits Etc so by doing
these two components which are presented
by Y and by King David which means
learning to knowing what to do or not to
do being involved in making this world a
Godly place and doing it both from with
the level of B we will Merit to have an
everlasting life thanks so much for
joining us for our weekly Torah lesson
this week's Torah lesson is med
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