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>> Good morning everybody.
Yeah.
Yeah. Here it shows the mic.
So we're going to continue the
what?
column 2
on top it says
a lot of my for and then [snorts]
there's my for there's my for my for
then
and then
yeah
so this is nunv column 2 in the English
it's 111
page 111 On top it says we're holding B.
We finished yesterday the first chapter
of the and now we begin the second pic.
You see
the last two were dedicated to explain
the difference of and
the higher the lower level the higher
level of unity versus the lower level of
unity.
>> [snorts]
>> Yesterday we elaborated on both aspects
with many metaphors. It's locked one
both aspects with many many metaphors.
If you didn't listen yesterday, it's
Kadai because it's a very fundamental
explanation gives here about the whole
reality of
and all of the distinctions between
them. Yeah.
Sometimes when the prepared my he would
write which means an abbreviation a
synopsis of every chapter just to be
able to summarize it in two or three
lines. So you see here at the end of
chapter one the writes a kitser what was
the main point he doesn't get into the
details he just wants to give a kitser
is just to have a line summary to be
able to encompass everything. It's
always important when a person finishes
a chapter
What is he listening to? You think we
could trust him?
>> Okay.
You need a filter? [laughter]
>> So, a kiter gives you a synopsis so that
in one line you could summarize. It's
always important to be able to do that
because if not it could just you know be
another idea, another idea, another
idea, a lot of nice ideas but you don't
really capture the summation.
So let's see the kitser of chapter one
and then we're going to go to pedic bay.
Today's [snorts] class is dedicated by
mush nachasi with heartfelt prayers for
the coming of msiach. Now, thank you Reb
and we really really appreciate it and
to your blessing
and take it from so the
he doesn't give an abbreviation of the
beginning of the with all the questions
about you don't blow but just the
explanation the main point here is the
difference between
which he also called.
[snorts] It's similar to the distinction
between the termal
where the
effect the child offspring is mukaf is
encompassed and submerged and subsumed
in its own in its own source in its
womb. And therefore but lie it's
completely nullified in its presence. It
doesn't occupy any separate space or
even space because it's revealed in the
context of an infinite reality that it's
only a tip of an iceberg inside the
source. Right? As we explained at length
versus the second model which is
yeseshayan. Yeseshan means something
from nothing. Here the source is called
nothing because if the source was
present as a something there would be no
yesesh there would be no something. So
therefore the source mutes itself and
conceals itself inside the so in model
number one the is submerged in the in
model number two it reverses. It's topsy
turvy. The now the the the takes
prominence because the becomes muted.
The ilah is like subsumed in the alul or
at least concealed inside the allowing
the allowing the the child the offspring
to emerge flex its muscles and gain its
independence.
And that's basically
someone say this is
explains this at length
one of the hardest and wrote it and you
know wrote
wrote
in the last few days of his life
says
in a place called right he was running
from Napoleon and over there he wrote
and literally a few days one of the it's
it's long it's elaborate and it's one of
the hard it's probably one of the
hardest myim to to learn.
>> Yeah.
>> It's not really different. It's just
there's a lot of different there but
it's it's fundamentally the same
>> fundamentally.
Yeah. Yeah. Yesterday's sh we explained
it at length. The two different what's
the difference of
it's two states of consciousness. It's
two operating systems of reality and
both are authentic. There's an operating
system of reality called egul
which is like the image of the
concentric circles and every sphere the
higher sphere ker is the outer circle
like the outer ball like the Russian
doll and then inside you have is a
circle inside which is surrounded by the
outer circle. If you look in they have
pictures like there's an outer circle
there's an inner circle there's an inner
circle bina inner circle
it's circles within circles like a ball
within a ball which is the model of eul
which is like the fish in the water each
ball is subsumed in the in the circle in
the eagle outside of it encompasses it
and that's subsumed in the eagle outside
of it and that subsumed in the eagle
outside of it like said the reaches the
highest level the ceiling of its
consciousness but then when it's exposed
to the lowest level of the it's
completely bottle right we explained
that versus which is a different
operating system of started the whole
beard and he said that there's two
there's two ways in which consciousness
emerges in which worlds evolve in which
reality evolves one is
in which the is to the and one is yesh
which you don't even call because if the
all would call told that for Allah he
would never be a yesh [laughter]
the reason he could be a yesesh is I
don't have anah I don't know who my is
you claim you're my okay okay we'll go
to court
you claim you don't claim even if I
agree at the end I agree that you're my
right in the in the model doesn't have
to agree right the photon it's not up to
the bait to bring the sun to court to
find out if the photon is part of the
sun or not part of the sun
Yeah, [laughter]
>> very good.
>> Understand? We don't know. We don't see
>> it's a state of consciousness. It's not
intellectual. Yeah, we explain it in
words as always, but it's not that is an
experience and is an experience. It's
all about experience.
You remember that? Yeah.
>> It's an eleno. It's such a popular
connection here.
>> What's the connection here? Well, that's
the that's the that's the main that
describes that the is just is is a
preparation for
so
>> you understand what I'm saying? Okay. So
now we go to civ base. Yeah. You
understood yesterday.
So now you know what a quantum field is.
>> Okay.
To understand this with more explanation
that
represents it's the which means it's rep
is is is the the content of something.
It's called a a level is called a theme.
It's called
so what is malus? Malus represents the
concept or the experience ofus
comes from the word righte
which means elevated like lofty
sublimeus
comes from the word
we have all these different qualities
after the wordnas
the wordnas Say like the word
exaltedness uplifted when you carry
something you lift it right you say
right a living person carries himself in
other words it's uplifted isnasus and
must represent exaltedness sublimity and
upliftedness
>> like ai is called ai which is a leader
from the wordnasus [snorts]
it says that
every iss
but the word nosi
means isnasus exaltedness because that's
what a nasi represents. It's taking
responsibility. It's taking leadership
and uh and being responsible for a
people, for a community, for a nation,
for a world, which is what the melik
does, right? The garra says in that
there were two people that wanted to
choose as nim as leaders and they didn't
want to come. They were very humble and
finally he got them to come and he told
them
You think I'm turning you into rulers?
I'm turning you into slaves. [laughter]
Don't worry about it. It's going to work
with your humility very well.
[laughter]
Right.
>> Huh?
>> Yeah. Yeah. Don't worry about it. It's
notus
doesn't meanosus and now you get to
manipulate everybody and exploit
everybody. Hisnas is responsibility.
It's it's the role of responsibility.
Right.
Okay, that's important. We'll soon see
why it's so important. But the here is
that
now why is he explaining here what is so
we have to remember the context at the
end of
said that there's the two models of iss
in
even though you have all the spheres
there you have all the personality
traits you have
but we said but in it's there's nothing
outside of him. How could that be? The
answer is because if you speak to
even though they come from one another,
they're all submerged in the source. So
it's
there's no there's no uh separateness at
all. And that's why it's called
Yeah. the ego there's no separateness.
So everything is there but it's like the
metaphors we gave the fish inside the
sea the child inside the womb the
letters inside the idea
inside idea not separate so it's
completely subsumed in the presence of
the infinite source so what is its
entire reality it entire reality is
nothing but a derivative of the larger
reality and it's not experiences
anything separate even though it exists
like the photon inside the sun the ray
of light inside by the solar core. Once
it ex exits and it's emitted
quite a muk, it's quite a yesh quite
powerful. It illuminates the whole the
whole world.
It's responsible for life. It's not a
small thing. But take it back to the
source. It's also there. Not not only is
there stronger it's much more powerful.
The nuclear reaction is much more
powerful. But writes that this light
inside the sun is is endlessly more
powerful than the light outside of the
sun. And yet paradoxically you can't say
it exists because BL doesn't make you
less powerful. It makes you more
powerful because you're aligned with
your source. So you're actually melik
melik the servant of a king is the king.
So be not being a servant of the king
being your own man. You're never a king.
You're just your own little guy big guy
little guy. When you become mel the gar
says
you are the mel
you're an extension like
you become the so you become in other
words by surrendering your separateness
you don't lose yourself you lose the
separate self to gain the ultimate self
right that's the whole idea of we always
talk about so in he says is that's where
the is completely encompassing the
that's why
he and the spherus are one. What do you
mean they're one? Because the spheres
are inside the womb. That's so when
Mosha walked in the world and spoke to
parba says is speaking to
that's the alterba
is not like I said yesterday it's not
it's a far away world it's a dimension
it's a way of operating in this world
and that's who comes from the water
because he remains in the water even
when he's walking on dry land that's why
his name is Mosha and that's why he told
Hashem I can't speak I'm not a man of
words
because when the is subsumed in the last
thing it does is say anything. It's
muted not because it's crushed
but because no words could capture the
truth of the experience.
But then the aloo moves away. Where does
that happen? He says malus of is where
the divine light
emerges
as bria and then here there's worlds
that have a yesesh. What does it mean a
yesesh? They have an existence that you
could define spiritually or like in this
world physically with dimensions. And as
Alba put it in in in in in extremely
clear words that there is a yesh which
has finitness and
the language of infinity is now muted in
order to allow for the yesesh.
Where is this coming from?
Malus of Atsilus, so to speak, is
the last the 10th sphere of Atsilus.
Malus is the the final sphere of Atilus.
>> It's the ground that's on the bottom.
Yeah. On the top you have, you have you
have
and then if you don't count Kesser, you
count Das. If you count Das, you don't
count Kesser. But those are the 10
spheres. So inulim they're all inside of
each other, including Malus. It's a
circle inside of inside of hid inside of
inside of teris all the way up inside of
and remember each alul is muk by the
that's what are but in the model changes
the model flips and that starts in malus
of here it's not anymore here starts the
process of and what does it mean it
starts the process of says that the
malus does not communicate with because
then all the universes would remain a
served it would remain Infinity there's
anab
meaning they don't recognize the
language of what is it? It's you could
talk about it you can speculate but
experientially the yesesh doesn't
experience the ayen because if he would
that would be the end of the yesesh. So
this begins in malus and still there is
b over there and that's so now the alb
explains what's the connection to malus
why malus so this is what he starts
explaining that the idea of malus is an
exaltedness a mel is a king a leader
like aus
because
exaltedness is so in this state of
isnasus the light is moved it's lofty
it's sublime it's elevated and the
universes
which come from are they receive just
from the
that's the deeper meaning of the malus
literally it means your malus extends in
all the worlds you have a king who's a
king over Denmark or a king over Sweden
or a king over England, over the United
Kingdom, United Kingdom. But it's one
country,
United States of America, Canada,
Antarctica. Yeah. Australia and all the
worlds, spiritual, physical, that's
literally huh
from close PLANETS TO FAR PLANETS. ALL
THE WORLDS is your
deeper
means
that it's your that allows for
it's your
that allows there to be that's what's
responsible for all the worlds including
from the word which means concealment
for all the concealments.
What this means is that mal of which is
the lowest level of becomes the crown
for Bria.
The lowest of Atsilus becomes the
highest of Bria. Meaning the end of
Atsilus becomes the source, the
progenitor, the mother, the crown is is
of
everything is but something happens in
Malus. We're going to see why Malus,
right? Of course, it's all
metaphorically. We don't mean like Malus
has a label and says, "Okay, I'm
leaving. I'm going to Bri." It's the
consciousness that can tap into is
something that is called Malus. You have
to always understand that it's not
Malus, okay, I'm leaving. Bye-bye. I'm
going to the first floor. I'm going into
the abyss. See you in 6,000 years. Good
luck, Malus. Good luck. And don't tell
anybody you're related to us because
it's going to get very messy. Maybe this
is actually not such an exaggeration.
>> Superposition.
>> Superposition. Yeah.
>> So it can be in one state or another.
>> Yeah. Superposition. Exactly. And by the
way, that's why it always says the word
says don't attach it to a certain
dimension.
Not that malus is going versus
God is somewhere else. God is like I'm
in Hawaii. You take care of it because
I'm dumb. It means that what our world
is capable of experiencing in its
highest form of consciousness is what
kabala and will call the quality of
malus
>> from their perspective from their
experience
right
remains even in it's not the is in the
even if the decided it was born the fish
is in the sea that's why I gave a mush
yesterday and that's a very good
metaphor of in you know science physics
of recent years is all coming to Hashem
and one of the most impressive
fascinating ideas is the idea of quantum
fields right when you're looking at a
table there's different layers you see a
table if you use a microscope there's
molecules that the table is made up of
each molecule is a combination of atoms
but each atom is made up of subatomic
particles it's layered deeper deeper all
the layers are true but it's from a
different perspective a different
experience and suddenly the same reality
is a whole different reality and it's
all right here. So it's a very very
elegant mush for different worlds for
different states of consciousness
and in each of us there's all these
layers. There's inside of me and inside
of me and bri inside of me and inside of
me it's all there. That's what we say in
the morning
says in a few places in other places
is yours consciousness is your
consciousness is your consciousness
is you blew it into me okay here we are
here I am with everything that's going
on here and
you got to protect it and then
and then it's going to go back
and then it's going to come back this
way. So what do we say?
So says what's the like I was born I'm
going to die. I'm going to come back. So
let me thank you. [laughter]
I did I don't need your honey. I don't
need your stink. So he says since you
are infinite oneness and you're going
back to infinite oneness. So why should
you allow that your journey in this
world should be a rupture from infinite
oneness since you come from radical
love. You're going back to radical love.
So now choose radical love.
What do you have to stay hydrated?
So that's what he says in
you're going back to complete oneness.
So he says
already now I'm going to go into
alignment. But here I have to choose it.
Here I have to choose it because it's
not a world of anymore. So all when we
so when we talk about
many you have is what's responsible for
is what's creates what it means you have
to understand a little more abstract not
in literal terms that malus is separated
like you said a superp position what it
means is that the consciousness that our
world is capable of experiencing if you
want to describe what it is it would be
as though the concept of malus in elkus
Right?
So in mal malus is not detached. It's
all one. But that's what I'm getting
from it. Right? Just like my eyes can't
pick up the atoms in this table. I can't
not because I don't want to. I don't
have the kale. I don't have the vessels
for it. So when I'm looking at a table,
this is I'm going to describe it with
properties. One of the properties is not
going to be quantum fields or atomic
particles. I just can't. I need
different vessels for that.
a different vocabulary. It's a different
vocabulary. It's a different conceptual
way of looking at things. So the way
they describe it in physics is that
everything everything is a quantum
field. Everything on the core of it is
quantum fields. What does that mean? It
means as follows. Imagine I'm just a
simple metaphor that I saw. Imagine
there is you're in the midst of an
invisible ocean. Just imagine for a
moment an invisible ocean everywhere. We
are all in the midst of an invis but
it's invisible. It's invisible and it
needs to be invisible because if the
ocean was visible and tangible we
wouldn't be able to be. So it's an
invisible ocean literally. Suddenly
suddenly with your eyes you're in this
ocean which you don't see. And suddenly
you see a a ripple. You see a a wave an
elevated water and everybody looks oh
look at that ripple. Look at that. And
it takes your attention. It captures
your attention. Right? It's called a
gal. It's it's a ripple.
But really, if you saw all of reality,
what is it? There's an ocean. And this
is just something of the ocean.
Literally like a ripple. You throw a
rock into the water and a little water,
you know, balances out or jumps out that
emerges and suddenly we see that and all
we see is that ripple. But that ripple
is not separate from the ocean. It's
just the experience of the ocean that we
can somehow grasp or tune into because
we can't experience the invisible ocean.
In many ways it's a martial arts is like
the quantum field and if you see that
reality it's all oneness but malus of
creates that ripple that emerges and it
allows reality to become a tangible
definition and suddenly you define it
based on that ripple and all of its
effects and manifestations. What's the
connection to malus? What do we mean?
This is the consciousness of that.
So he says because
therefore the energy of all the worlds
shifts from becomes something from
nothing.
give the universes
comes down. That's what is connection.
So the universes would emerge in a place
of as which means closeness, intimacy.
So it would be like something emerging
from something not from nothing.
It could have never emerged as a yesesh
gum or as a true independent being an
existence that has a yesesh because it
would right away recognize its source
and therefore would have to experience
b. So it would be like the concept of
yesesh which means it's a comes from
another yesesh and your entire being
comes from that yesesh. And how much
yesh when you experientially feel that
your entire yeseshas was actually born
from another yesesh which is completely
beyond you.
No, they're not called Yesh for Bri.
No, he's saying if Bri would emerge from
the higher midas, the the closest model
you can get is Yesesh. Yesh, which means
I'm something. But what is my something?
My something is a is a continuum from a
higher yes, which means I'm never a real
yesh.
>> Yeah. Yeah. Don't get stuck here in the
word yesesh. The point is yesesh yesesh
means it's not yesh
means the yesesh runs the show everybody
else is as far as I'm concerned you
don't exist you may be everything but as
far as I'm concerned exactly if it would
perceive all IT COULD SAY IS MAYBE I'M A
LITTLE YESH BUT I KNOW WHERE I COME from
if I would stay in the womb of my mother
right I wouldn't really make too many
decisions what to eat for breakfast
sorry mommy's going to decide what are
we eating for lunch when are we going to
sleep are we going to be regulated.
Mommy's going to decide. Now, some of us
still remain that way, right? Mommy is
still deciding if we should be
regulated, what we should eat, if we
should be normal, if we should be happy.
We're still mommy is deciding that
because we never uh, you know, cut the
umbilical cord. It's called mother
contract. [laughter]
Mother contract, father contracts. These
are big contracts, deep contracts. Malus
cuts the umbilical cord. Yes. Mean,
where are you? Where are you?
Tati is gone. Mommy's gone. And now you
have to understand the the trauma of
that too. That's the that's the trauma
of yesesh. That's the anxiety of yesesh.
>> Think we're disconnected.
>> Exactly. You think you're disconnected.
Suddenly you were inside of something
and suddenly you're like thrown [snorts]
off the cliff and like where are you?
Could you at least show I'm in. I am in.
Yeshu has that dependency has that
continuum. Has that safety. Yesh doesn't
have that safety anymore because in the
world of the yesesh everything else is
ion. The source is ion.in means no
nothing no thing. Now the truth is why
it's called ion is only for me to be a
yesesh. The reason is ion is for me to
be a yesesh. That's the whole reason. In
other words the ion is more present than
I think because the whole reason it's
for me to be a yesesh. Right? It's a g
not not a game but it's like a game in
the sense that it's not that the ion is
not here. It's all an opportunity for me
to be who I'm supposed to be. But from
but for the yesesh to be that yesesh it
can it only experiences it as I am. So
that that's not so that's not a simple
moment. That's why malus when you say
malus of is responsible for this. That's
the because if it'll be the higher mid
it would all be kir. If was going into
bria if the consciousness of bria was
gleaning from that was its mother it
would never become a yesesh. It would
always remain some form of iron at
least. Yes. Yes.
Huh?
>> Yeah. Yeah. That's what he's saying.
See, [snorts] you see what was doing in
Kabala? You have these words malus. But
in that whatever is doing, he's trying
to give you the whole picture of why
Kabala uses these words that everything
is malus. So now he's giving he's g he's
he's giving the essence of it because
it's from malus not from the midas and
again what do we mean not from the midas
if it's all one you can't be from and
not from it's all one but again it means
from the experience of I describe what
I'm experiencing
is put a name on that and it's called
you're describing
>> you ent.
>> Exactly.
I don't I don't see what's beyond the
physical table. I don't
>> Yeah.
What lends itself to my reality is the
yesesh of the table, not the ion of the
table.
has an expression in
if the eye had permission to see
it would look at the universe and it
wouldn't see physicality it would see
he's not describing an abstract reality
he's describing what physics is going to
get to [laughter]
physical reality
>> the most deep physical reality he's not
describing oh I'm a holy soul so I see
things that nobody sees no he says if
your eye would have permission to see
that's You just don't have permission.
Nobody has permission to see. It defeats
the purpose. But if you had permission
to see, I'm just telling you the
reality. Why is he saying it if we don't
have permission to see? [laughter]
Because this is it. This is what you're
going to have to make peace with. This
is what you want to make peace with.
This is the healing of the yesesh.
The healing of the yesesh is
understanding that is a stepping stone.
It's not the ultimate reality.
We'll see. We'll see in a moment that
ayen is a stepping stone. It's it's it's
it's part of the purpose. Don't get lost
in the reality that everything is ion
besides the yesesh. We'll see. So he
says like this
here is the key is not hisus and
[snorts]
is love and attachment. Soilus
is is is
fueling.
You're experiencing attachment. You're
experiencing closeness. The same is true
with all the other midas. But there's
one exception. Malus. What's
malus?nasus. And here he puts in a new
word. His talcus.
Hisnas is exaltedness, sublimity,
aloofness. That's malus. Leadership.
means there's an element of sublimity
like from the word nostalic departs it's
exalted it's above
so when the is filtered through it
becomes becomes restricted
so now they can emerge as finite beings
and really believe that they're finite
even though they're truly infinite
beings that Allah is inside the you're
You're you're you're an extension of the
divine field of the divine field of
energy which is a
but suddenly I'm giving everything
dimensions including myself. What is
that? That's malus
because as the energy comes from malus
it's a type of energy that is
communicated with a sense of aloofness
with a sense of sublimity. So the one
being created by the consciousness of
malus what does that mean practically?
You feel yourself
because malus is talus. So by definition
it creates distance and it necessitates
for you to be you. If not there can't be
the concept of malus
ever being disconnected. But the
consciousness of the recipient is
disconnection.
He he he the separation the umbilical
cord was cut. If not there's no melik.
You're just you're just in the womb.
You're just part of oneness.
>> You're still part of oneness.
>> But malus creates the consciousness of
independence and all the way down to ego
or insecurity. It's the concept of a
yes. I'm not af
that would never happen. [laughter]
Of course you're a you're nothing but a
anything else is is a death sentence in
Yash's life. Anything else is a death
sentence. They call it an ego death,
right? Ego death is death. Real ego
death is death.
[laughter]
>> So what is Alreb is saying here? Yeah,
it's it's an abstract idea. We have to
understand it very well as much as we
can at least. And that is all the other
mid
if you take for example the
they don't require
essentially the relationship with
another.
A good example for this would be
marriage which is often described in
cababala as malus. Malus is the woman.
What does that mean? Because I could do
a lot of things on my own. I could sit
in a room and be a poet. I could sit on
top of a mountain and love the universe.
People do it all the time. In fact, your
poetry will be usually much more
eloquent if you stay away from people.
[laughter]
I could be a philosopher. I could be a
mystic. I can be a sage. Yeah, I can try
to be a holy person. And I can
experience all of the emotions, right?
But now if somebody tells me I'm married
and I say to who? And he says myself.
Somehow that doesn't work. Why not?
[laughter]
Why not? We have a split personality.
What's the problem?
Yeah.
I think Jackie Mason Oliver Shalom whose
name was Maza
once said, "What's the definition of?"
You come to the therapist, you have a
split personality and you want a group
discount,
right? Classic. Yeah, classic. So, so
why can't I get married to myself and
get a tax discount? I have enough
problems inside of myself. So, it's
true. You should try to get married to
yourself. It's a good idea. your nama or
your goof. But essentially, there's
certain experiences in life if it's not
another person I can't experience. I
can't be on a type of a mountain. I
could do a lot of amazing things. I can
be noble and and at least generous in my
heart and be filled with love. When you
come down from the mountain, it's a
little harder. But on top of the
mountain, you could be filled with love.
But marriage requires the relationship.
It's the friction. It's the friction of
one person with another person.
You say, "No, I'm going to be married in
myself." You could do amazing things in
yourself, but here you actually need the
feedback of someone who's not you.
You understand? You can't have it any
other way. And the experience of
marriage is that experience is that
encounter with someone else. Which is
why it's hard [laughter]
in very simple terms. As long as I'm
living in myself, it can also be hard.
But it's even hard on my own terms. It's
hard on my terms. Here in marriage, it's
not hard on my terms. It's hard on
somebody else's terms. You're it's a
constant negotiation with otherness. And
some people cannot do it. I don't have
to tell you. This is not a simple thing
to live with another person.
It's it's it's tolerance. It's respect.
It's boundaries. It's we're connected,
but we're not connected. It's we're one,
but we're not one. It's not simple.
No, no, no. It's two halves of one. But
it's completely two not universes and
not only planets but completely two
different realities sometimes
negotiating that but you cannot do this
on your own. There's certain things I
can't do on my own. I could be an author
do things on my own. I could do all
these things but this is a relationship.
It requires a relationship.
This is an example malus as well. What
do we say?
The kind of malus is I'm taking
responsibility. It's leadership.
I can't be a melik in my own room on top
of a mountain. I can't. The experience
of malus is the experience of it's a
relational it's a relational experience.
That's its very identity.
I'm a leader. I'm a king and there's a
people. There are people here.
If there's no people, what's the melik?
Where's the melik? Yeah, it requires
otherness. There are other people. If
the melik is just one, like it says you
can't be a melik in your own family. You
could try but it doesn't work. I can't
be a malik my own body.
What does it mean? Why? It's me. It's
oneness. In the world of there's no
malus. There's no separateness.
Everything is one. It's all where's the
malus? Hashem wanted malus. What does
that mean? It's words, but what does
that really mean? So what is revealing
here is the secret of secrets. And that
is what malus really means. When Kab
says,
what are we really saying? In simple
English, we're really saying is God
really wanted otherness
or in say he wanted a yesesh.
And the only way there could be a yesesh
is if he becomes. So the mel is the one
who becomes
which is what a real meal is.
He becomes a servant. Gaml said, "Don't
worry, you're becoming servants. You're
not becoming leaders."
is the one person called
Hashem.
I understand simple peasants who don't
know anything there. Yeah, they're just
employees. Tell them what to do. Mosha
Mosha knew the backend code of
everything. [laughter]
He's the one. He's the nobody else is
ascribed that way.
Because here is the paradox. The paradox
is malus is the stepping stone for you
choosing a relationship in Igul. You
never choose a relationship. You never
choose trust. The fish is in the ocean
organically and naturally. It doesn't
even want to be visible. Visibility is a
death sentence. Malus doesn't only
demand visibility. It can't function
without visibility without you being
visible.
So you're an independent person. You're
completely independent. You have your
own yeseshas and yeseshas comes with all
the anxiety of figuring out who I am.
And then one thing happens and that is
that here you can choose to lean in to
surrender and trust.
Now let's understand the difference of
the metaphor and the experience in
truth. In the metaphor the melik is just
a person like everybody else.
In the in the niml malus creates you. So
here we don't get stuck here. Well, now
uses Mal. This is where we get stuck in
metaphors. The melik doesn't create the
people. And if he thinks he does, you
should try to get rid of him fast
because he's going to be a dangerous
guy.
It's called Stalin.
Malus. The melik is a melik. Now you
have dictators and you have kings who
are chosen. But what's the metaphor? The
metaphor is we say
real malus is not dictatorship. Malus
says the people are choosing to choose
you as their leader. That means they
didn't have to choose. Back to marriage.
If you force a woman to marry a man,
it's not called kadush. You cannot. It
has to be mid. The garra says that's why
why
the answer is why
the answer is the parents think it's a
good what? Let it let it which force it.
The answer is not only because it's not
nice and it doesn't work with democracy.
It's much deeper than that cuz it's not
a marriage.
Cuz what I didn't choose, what you chose
for me is your choice, not my choice.
The definition of a relationship means
that it's coming from me something. So
it's not the part of me that's separate.
The part of me that's separate is
ACTUALLY DEFIANT. CHOICE MEANS what
people don't realize what choices they
No. Choice mean you the ability to
connect the part that's separate. You
understand? That's the key. That only
happens with choice. If there's no
choice, the part of you that's separate
never connects. The part of you that's
separate actually is I'm not interested.
I hate this relationship. I'm out of
this. Choice means that I go to the part
that's separate and I say, "Do you want
to be separate or do you want to
connect?"
Right? You understand? That's what it
means. That's why it's sacred. That's
why it's so important
because that's where connection happens
in the place of separateness. Now in the
metaphor the melik doesn't create the
people but now go to the nim all of
comes from. So the consciousness this is
where you have to understand the
consciousness of our world the very the
chemistry from which we're created is
the energy of malus.
It's not like in the metaphor, the melik
is a guy. He's a good guy. And we're
choosing him to be a melik. Beautiful.
There it stops the metaphor. It's very
limited. Here, YOUR ENTIRE EXISTENCE
emerges from Malus.
>> Yeah. It starts with Malus. It doesn't
start with me making you a Malik. It
starts with Malus. Malus is the mother.
Mal. WE'RE CREATED FOR MALUS. SO, IF you
want to UNDERSTAND WHO YOU ARE, YOU HAVE
TO STUDY Malus because that's the DNA
that makes you up.
That's the V. You have to if you want to
study yourself, if you want to SEE WHAT
YOU'RE MADE UP OF, you're made up of the
stuff of malus. So that's what you have
to study. So what is malus? So says
malus is where the melik knows that
there is a distinction between him and
you. He's not just mingling in the
crowd, invisible. The melik is a melik.
He's taking responsibility. There's
distance. There's aloofness. There's
sublimity. You're a melik,
right? The worst thing for a father in a
house or a mother in a house is say I'm
just one of the children or a teacher
say I'm just one of the classrooms. No,
no, no. A leader takes responsibility.
No. I am a leader. I'm taking
responsibility. This is not arrogance.
This is knowing what Malus says. The
buck stops here. This is my
responsibility. It's a responsibility.
It's not a license for abuse. It's a
responsibility.
Now, okay. So, if Hashem wants to be my
mel and that desire to be my melik is
creating me. So who is Jacobson? Now
understand this. We don't think of it
that way because we think of ourselves
as a yesesh. But let go of the yesesh
for a moment. If Hashem wants to be a
mel my mel and that dream of god is
creating me. So what's the product that
he gets? The product that he gets is
somebody who has yeseshas. Somebody
who's separate from God. Somebody who
says okay I exist and let me figure this
guy out. [laughter]
So that's what we're trying to do.
trying to the reason we're trying to
figure ourselves out is because malus is
responsible
and malus necessitates otherness. Malus
necessitates independence. Malus means
there's you versus me. Malus is sublime.
It's aloof. His talus is that means
what's COMING OUT OF MALUS. THE PRODUCT
IS COMING THROUGH because if the melik
was infinitely manifested and present,
there would be no nobody outside. So
there's no meal. You can't be a meal.
It's like marrying yourself. Thank you
God. You want to get married to yourself
gaze. You want to get married to me, I
have to have some flesh.
>> This is the timum. That's why he says
malus is what creates. So when kabala
says the world comes from malus, it
doesn't mean malus and not hashem and
not atmos. It means the consciousness
that we experience is basically if you
want to identify what is that
consciousness that is the of
that he wants otherness.
He doesn't want otherness. He wants to
be revealed.
There's no otherness. IT'S IT'S AN
EXPRESSION.
THERE'S a leap. There's a break. You cut
the cord. Yes.
Paradoxically, the melik becomes the ion
for you to emerge. And now, so well now
what? So there's no relationship. No.
Now you get to choose.
But which part of you chooses the
separateness? The iron in you doesn't
have to choose connection. The iron in
you never left. So which part of you,
which part of you accepts his malus? The
part of you that's not his malus.
And that's the purpose of existence. The
purpose of existence is in those spaces
where I am lonely, where I am separate,
where I am insecure, where I am wounded,
where I where I am traumatized from the
cut of the umbilical cord. over there. I
say actually we're one and I'm choosing
it.
>> Huh?
>> And that's where he wanted the
relationship. The parts that we're most
embarrassed of, the parts that we're
running away from, the parts, can you
just get rid of all of this, the anxiety
which is COMING FROM THE TRAUMA OF
SEPARATENESS?
That's exactly that's exactly where
that's exactly where you come into the
picture. And that's exactly what I
wanted to connect with. So what you're
most frustrated about yourself and
embarrassed, that's the arena in which
the purpose of creation is materialized.
And that could only happen by a
separation
or at least a perceived separation.
And that's what we mean by malus of
changing the paradigm from to because
that's what Malus is.
Don't be embarrassed of your
embarrassment. In other words, Mal says,
"I'm choosing you, Hashem. I'm choosing
you. I'm trusting. I'm choosing to trust
you because I can also choose not to
trust you."
Don't forget that.
I could choose. It's a choice. Back to
marriage. I'm choosing to go into
marriage because I can also choose not
to.
I said this at
there's a couple I know very difficult
marriage very challenging wonderful
people and there was one day
that the husband told the wife after all
the pain that I'm causing you and you're
causing me maybe it's just time to get
divorced.
And those words were uttered
and it saved their marriage.
It saved their marriage. I know those
words don't always save every marriage.
I know that. I'm not trying to say go
home and and sit down and tell your wife
let's have breakfast together and then
you'll not quote me, right? Blame it on
me. So that's not my suggestion here.
But you understand what happened.
They actually realize that they have an
option not to be together.
And then they had to ask a question. So
why should we be together? If we never
had an option not to be together, it's
not a question. We're stuck. [laughter]
Siamese twins. Adam and Kava were
created as Siamese twins. You're stuck.
But now that you're not stuck, it's
actually an option on the table. So now
they had to go deeper into themselves.
>> They saw their otherness.
>> They saw their otherness. So now they
can choose connection from that space.
This is not an easy moment because it's
a moment when everything is in danger
because when you see yourself you can
also run to China
but sometimes sometimes not always it's
that moment that is so necessary to
decouple you to separate you so that
actually afterwards your marriage is a
choice and that's what Malik says that's
the same with Hashem [snorts]
and that's the key of religion that's
the key of yadishkite malus is the key
of yishkite. Free choice is not just an
impediment to our system. [laughter]
The kids have free choice today. They're
leaving yishkite.
Free choice is the arena in which the
relationship is happening.
And that's what we're all scared of,
right? We're scared of that.
But God is not. So you don't have to be.
That's the what he said in the first
year.
The word comes from the word which means
trust
is faithfulness. Trust
doesn't only mean he believed in the
world. He trusted his world. Why? The
answer is because I know your DNA.
You're good.
I know your DNA. I'm fine.
>> You wrote it.
>> I wrote your DNA. It's fine. Your
separateness is part of the game. I get
it, but I know it. You'll remove a
couple of blockages, another layer,
another layer, another layer. You'll get
rid of your and we're gonna have a good
marriage. It's gonna be fine.
And even when you're running away and
you're separating, yeah once said, yeah,
when a Jew sins, he's basically
forging a new path to God off the beaten
track.
Or there's a poem, one of the old Jewish
poets, he said, "I'm running away from
you to you."
>> Really? I'm not running to you. I'm
running away from you. You're running
away from me, and I'm telling you,
you're just going to go the other way.
[laughter]
>> Huh?
>> Eagle.
>> Eagle. Yeah. Eagle.
>> Yeah. Yeah.
There's a Jew I know in Israel.
So he told me that his daughter left
Yiddish and his father was a student of
Mosha Shapiro [snorts]
and he was going into Mosha. So his
father asked him to to you know express
what happened to his daughter and how
how difficult it is. So he went into him
and he speaking about his sister and it
was a complicated situation. She said
that Mosha said, you know, there's a
circle. Life is a circle and you're on
top of the circle, right? And there's a
way to go. There's a direction. And then
some kids go in the opposite direction.
And the parents freak out. There's a
circle. You're supposed to be going
everybody's going clockwise. WHY ARE YOU
GOING COUNTERCLOCKWISE? ALL THE CLOCKS
ARE GOING THIS WAY. RIGHT? The whole
myy, the whole Lakewood, the whole Tom's
River, the whole Mayarm, the whole
beneic, everybody's going this way. AND
SUDDENLY YOU DECIDE aut
mistake. Don't they realize as they're
going the other direction they just
started to go back to the same place
from a different direction. Right? What
what does that really mean? What that
really means is that deep deep down
there's connection.
But malus is the connection that comes
from within.
In other words, you have to choose it.
And the reason you have to choose it is
because you're separate.
So remember the key idea that malus
creates us, which means the
consciousness that we live with is a
product of malus. And what does that
mean? It's a product of Hashem's desire
that there should be him and me. That's
the
So now you say malus creates. It doesn't
mean malus creates and not BEING HASHEM
CREATES NOT malus
malus it's not it's hem
it's a it's it's a code word to describe
what's the type of universe that hashem
created it's a type of universe that
will give the name an expression of what
we would call malus
what does that mean that the are not
experienced the all is not in the in its
own consciousness The quantum field of
divinity is invisible. It's ion.
And this poor ripple that came out of
the quantum field is like all alone. It
doesn't know about the ocean. Imagine a
wave. I told the women in the women's
class, we spoke an important class about
anxiety of rishana. So I said, you know,
imagine this wave comes out of the
ocean. It's elevated. But imagine the
wave wouldn't know that there's an ocean
carrying it. Do you understand the
anxiety?
Imagine you're that wave, right? And you
have your 20 seconds of fame. You come
up and the kids are excited and you come
crashing almost. You're about to crash,
but now you're like up there. You're
more you're greater than the whole
ocean. The whole Atlantic Ocean is
bottled to you cuz you're above. Now,
thank God the wave never makes that
mistake. The wave knows I come from the
ocean. I'm going back from the ocean.
It's just 10 seconds of fame.
It's just a form. I just took on a form
for a couple of seconds. But imagine it
was Yeshin, right? The wave actually
fell detached from the ocean. Do you
understand the crisis? Who am I? I USED
TO BE THE OCEAN. WHO AM I TODAY? I'm a
wave. What's a I don't know. Let's
figure it out. Let's go to therapy and
figure it out. So now the wave decides
it's intelligent and brilliant and
handsome and muscular and successful and
rich. And the more successful the wave
is, the more it lives in cuckoo
delusional land that it's separate.
Okay, if the wave would have a miserable
life, it would be wouldn't be so bad
because it would never attribute
significance and existence to that which
doesn't exist. But because of its
success and the whole world is taking
pictures of it, the poor wave really
thinks that he's separate.
So, of course, he's living with anxiety.
He just needs validation endlessly.
YOU'RE A WAVE. YOU'RE A WAVE. YOU'RE
MIGHTY. YOU'RE AMAZING. THAT'S WHAT
validation seeking looks like. That's
the world of ego. It's the world of
ultimate insecurity. And what's the
ticken for the wave? The tick for the
wave is just crash. You're just part of
the ocean. You're fine. So why was I a
wave? It's a form that the ocean took
on. But imagine the wave experience that
that that severance of the relationship.
It doesn't feel the bedrock of the
ocean. That's Yesh. And that's the
trauma of the existence of Yesh knowing
the ion. It's not knowing that it's
being held, not having that security. So
what would be the purpose of that? Only
one thing. I get to choose it. I get to
choose trust. I get to choose marriage.
What does that mean? Feel the
resistance. So here the is transforming
everything. We often see resistance as
the evil, as the negative, as the
clipper. Fight it. Fight it. And here
he's saying, "No, this is it. It's your
resistance which is allowing you to
choose something." In eulum, there's no
resistance. There's no outside of the
photon is not choosing a relationship
with the sun. Inside the sun,
the fish got to be crazy to leave the
water. There's no resistance to leave
the water. The resistance is the
resistance is on the contrary we take it
out of the water. But in mal suddenly no
I'm a yesesh
and yesh resists. I don't want to
surrender.
And then when I choose the surrender
when I lean into trust I'm choosing the
relationship. It's the place of
resistance. It's holding the resistance
and saying I know who you really are.
I'm bringing it back to source. That
moment is the transformation of the
yesesh.
blame and more blame. You numb yourself
or you blame yourself. One of the two,
it's all the same thing.
But here it's actually no, this is where
my yesesh is not elus. It's actually me.
It's the opportunity where I can choose
where I could look at the blondness and
the heaviness and the depression or the
anxiety and the stress and I can
actually redeem it. I can hold it and
choose to trust with it. Choose to bring
it back.
choose to say, "No, I'm not a mess. No,
I'm not alone. No, I'm not hopeless. No,
it's not all dire and doom."
And it's like arguing with me. Of
course, it is. [laughter]
That's its job. That's what Mal says.
You're on your own.
And this is where I have to choose. And
it's a very silent, very silent, subtle.
You can't do this with pressure and
coercion. Because if you knock this out,
if you knock this part out of yourself,
you just denied Malus.
And that's not nice.
Malik has worked very hard to bring you
here. That's not nice.
So what does it mean to make Hashem my
melik? I have to be separate from
Hashem. This is what we have to realize.
You can't make him your Melik if you're
not separate. And you can't be separate
if you're just without an ego without
without without anxiety. [laughter]
>> Yeah.
>> Yeah. If it's just ble if I'm just in a
perpetual state of b without anything
else that is what is. Hashem is never a
melik.
He's one. He's everything. But a melik
is not.
A melik is not. A melik means I am not
you and I'm choosing like a real or
realmed with ab. I'm not I'm choosing
I'm choosing I'm choosing right. I'm
choosing to surrender. I'm choosing to
trust like a real marriage. I'm choosing
this relationship. Of course, I could
choose other things. Yeah, I know that.
>> Huh?
>> In spite of not being the same. And
because I'm not the same, I COULD CHOOSE
YOU. IF I WAS YOU, I CAN'T CHOOSE YOU. I
can't get married to me. I have no
choice whether I'm going to be with me
or not. [laughter]
You have no choice. YOU'RE GOING TO BE
MARRIED TO YOURSELF BECAUSE THAT'S
REALITY. The quality of malus is I'm not
you. I'm not attached. All the other
midas would create, not
the energy of malus creates.
There's me and there's you.
We often see malos as I'm controlling. I
own you. Changes it. That's not malos.
Malos says I want you. That means I
can't be you.
And that means I have to tolerate
separateness. I have to respect the
otherness, the boundaries. And what's
the greatest respect of your boundaries?
That I will go into a place of ayen. I
won't even exist.
That's a pretty big ms just to allow for
this relationship
says in Hashem renounced his infinity
completely to allow
for otherness
which is a form of spiritual suicide for
God to say I'm not infinite what does
that mean he's really saying I don't
exist
>> his own identity
>> you're denying your own identity why
says in something fascinating The Gabbor
says about Mitsyia, you know how he
takes a gamar. The Gomorrah says about
Mitsia that there were certain am
very um
they were very big stomachs. So the
Gmorra asks it's an interesting
question. How did they how did they have
intimacy? That's what they couldn't.
Answers
love shrinks the flesh.
Love shrinks the flesh so they could
have intimacy.
You can look it up. It's a huge sug very
graphic.
>> Huh?
>> Yeah. Yeah. The best diet in the world
is love. It's true. By the way,
>> love of yourself and love of the other.
There's no diet. All the diets in the
world don't come to a diet that comes
from self- loveve and respect. Because
then every piece of food you take in,
it's a different experience when you
respect yourself and you like yourself.
It's just an expensive diet. [laughter]
>> Exactly.
So says in So you look at the gamar.
It's a little funny that this is what
the gar spends a lot of time with. Whose
business is it?
>> They didn't love themselves.
>> Huh? No. No. They
it says it says that that was very fat.
And they asked him was he didn't eat a
lot. He said
that's what he said. The bliss the bliss
of it satiated him.
But I want to say something else in
you know people could read the line and
they don't realize what is doing says
the whole is a metaphor. It's a metaphor
forum.
Gives no room for anybody. You can't
have intimacy. There's no you.
He says the love of Hashem shrink his
into finitness so that there could be a
relationship. What is intimacy? Intimacy
is I could lean into trusting another
and be vulnerable to being hurt. That's
what intimacy is. Intimacy. Intimacy
that is not vulnerable is not intimate.
Which is why intimacy is a very deep
experience and it's not an easy one
because we want intimacy but I'm not
going to be vulnerable. That's not
intimacy. Intimacy is vulnerable. Just
like physically it's without clothes.
Emotionally it's without clothes. Now
physically people know how to take off
their clothes but emotionally that's
hard. What does it mean to take off your
clothes? It means you're vulnerable.
You're completely authentic and naked.
Emotionally speaking, right? The Gmorrah
says in in
a husband and a wife make a deal. We're
going to remain in our garments. It's
not a marriage. You can demand for them
to give her a payuv. So says it's the
same with Hashem. People who come to
Hashem and say I'm remaining in my
garments or God says it's not a
marriage. You need to take off. You need
to be vulnerable. That is a
relationship. But vulnerability is
dangerous. So
it's the love that shrinks the flesh of
the
that's the whole that is describing in
it's called and in it's described as
what he says in
that's [snorts] the of
what creates is the
So does a
>> of course he's the one who renounces
himself more than me [laughter]
to renounce my yesesh is hard but to
renounce a
that's a biggie
>> right
>> yeah yeah yeah when I I stand corrected
when I said have to I didn't mean Hashem
has to it means that once we're looking
at ourselves if we want To understand
what's going on, you need to understand,
that's what I mean. You want to
understand and therefore you need to
understand
the dynamics of what is this chemistry
that I'm made up of. Because without
knowing the chemistry, the stuff that my
body and soul and consciousness and
cells and neurons are made up of, how do
I ever know who I am? How do I ever
touch myself? How do I ever have any
peace of mind?
So much of the world has been trying for
thousands of years to sanctify the
yesesh
right build yourself up success
validation whatever that looks like
physical success spiritual success
financial success emotional success
right today's world especially
individuality
you know get your life together like
build up that yesesh so to speak detach
the wave from the ocean because we don't
see the ocean so this is just a wave and
and and invest it self-confident and be
confident about yourself. But we see it
doesn't work. Why? Because it's
because the bedrock of that
self-confidence is a lie.
Of course, you don't. Nobody has
self-confidence. It's a lie. It's the
biggest lie in the world. How could you
have self-confidence when deep deep deep
down the yesesh knows that the only
reason it exists is because
reality is eclipsed?
This is this is what you have to
understand. How much self-confidence
self-confidence can you have when deep
deep down in your DNA you know the truth
that the entire reason you exist is
because truth is concealed. So how
confident can you be about that? My
whole existence is based on a lie. So
how much confidence? I'll go to therapy
for 900,000 years. Good luck. You got to
believe in yourself. You know those
speeches. Believe in yourself. Believe
in yourself. Beautiful. I also like
that. Okay. We talk about believing.
What does it really mean? [laughter]
Deep down the yash knows the truth that
the only reason I'm here is because the
elo went into moment we see THAT
MAD SAID HOW MUCH CONFIDENCE CAN I HAVE
WHEN THE WHOLE THING IS A LIE AND I KNOW
IT. I DON'T SAY I KNOW IT BUT of course
I know it
exactly. So the whole thing is I'm
building an illegal STRUCTURE THAT I
KNOW IS NOT TRUE AND I'M INVESTED IN THE
WORLD NOT FIGURING IT OUT. THAT'S ALL
I'M DOING. That's what all ego is.
That's what all insecurities is. That's
what all attention seeking is. It's all
that it is. And I'm doing IT EVEN TO
MYSELF cuz I'm not allowed to know the
truth because if I know the truth, I
can't breathe. So I'm busy telling it to
myself also that I'm really legal.
Do you understand what that does to
people's brains? And without you can't
liberate that. You can't liberate
yourself from that
unless you have some heavenly gift which
is what? You can't liberate yourself
from that.
The beginning of that liberation is to
say of course [laughter]
of course that's
that's a very vulnerable moment and
that's that's mal and realizing that
that was by design and it gives me the
gift of choosing surrender choosing to
surrender all of this saying of course I
want to go back to ayen who doesn't want
to go back to and that's when the yesesh
can actually be at peace
That's why never ever has there been a
moment of bliss within the framework of
ego. Never.
You could look this up. Look, study
5,786
years of history. Study the greatest
tyrants and emperors, most powerful
people in the world. This is what
frustrated them. This is why the
Egyptian pharaohs mum had themselves
mummified. They were desperate to defy
death. How do you defy death? Turn me
into a mummy so I'll be eternal. Build
calise and gymnasiums and circuses. It
was all all an attempt to to to fight to
defy God. All of it. Hitler, all of
these characters, this drove them crazy.
And of course the Jews drove them the
most crazy because of this because
somehow the Jews mirrored their
nothingness to them. Hmon, they went
crazy.
But even in our generation and none of
us are big anti-semmites like par and
hmon but the nikud is the same it's the
it's that nikuda that's the nikud of
hmon that's the nikud of the yesesh when
he saw mai not bowing down to him he
went crazy because he knew mai is saying
the truth I told you before purim you
have the whole world bowing down to you
yeah you you became the melik better you
even have in your left pocket there's
one old Jew who doesn't bow down to you
big DEAL
IGNORE HIM WHY DID HE GO CRAZY? YOU KNOW
WHY? Cuz he knew that Mardai is the only
one saying the truth. [laughter]
Everybody's bowing down, bowing down for
the picture. They have picture WhatsApp.
Ham b Ham is on a picture with me. And
Mardai looked up and said, "Are you?"
[laughter]
And Hmon knew the truth. Mardai mirrored
back to him what he knew about himself.
And that is you never existed. You never
will exist. Of course, he went crazy. So
he had to kill every Jew. You
understand? This is the nuda. You could
study history. Nobody ever experienced a
moment of bliss from the framework of
ego or the framework of insecurity.
Both. Why? Because it's based on the lie
of yeses. It's based on the lie of
existence.
The problem of existence is not that I
don't know how to exist. The problem of
existence is not that I don't believe in
myself. The problem of existence is that
it exists.
And if you're not ready to surrender
that,
it's misery at your core. And you could
go, you can be successful and I we bless
each other with tremendous success, but
you're going to come back to a core that
doesn't exist and it's going to drive
you mad and you will be a miserable
person at your core.
The only time that can happen when you
surrender everything. Of course, I don't
exist. Ah, okay. We could breathe.
[laughter]
And you'll see in those moments those
moments when the ego surrenders to truth
in a experiential way of
that's where you you can have moments of
because you're not a lie anymore. You're
not a lie. You're not an imposttor. The
greatest form of anxiety is that deep
down we are imposters.
And even if we deny it, we know it. And
you can't fool the nervous system.
meaning I'm lying. I'm lying about the
fact that I exist.
Celebrities, you see it because but but
it's all of us.
>> I'm denying the fact that aid mulvada.
I'm denying the fact that I'm a channel.
I'm denying the fact that I'm the light
of Hashem in this world.
And my entire ego, my entire resistance
is the arena that just allows me to
choose the surrender. So my separateness
is not to be ashamed or humiliated or
embarrassed or denigrated. My
separateness is what Malus says but
that's also part of B. And then you
redeem your yeses and that's confidence.
Confident. There's no self-confidence.
It's it's confidence means bit.
That's all confidence. Confidence means
I'm nothing. I'm no thing. Now I know in
our world when you hear I'm nothing it's
like you know trauma of yeshiva the
teacher who told you
but this is the opposite
once said in
I think it was that he said these words
in Yiddish he said
when you have B in your you have
confidence in your
that's [snorts] its
leads to
what's bmi my bottle so now my
confidence is in my it's real confidence
as long as the ble is not in my
confidence is a fake confidence
and spiritually sensitive If people feel
it, the real confidence is the
confidence that comes from B.
And for that confidence to take root in
this world and in this psyche, this is
Malus. This is the choice of B.
So Malus of is just a code word. There's
no Malus of there's oneness. There's
infinity. Malatilus is a code word. It's
the type of energy that Hashem is
allowing to be manifested to create the
consciousness in which our lives operate
and fulfill our purpose.
So when we're touching the ceiling of
our consciousness, what are we touching?
We're touching duality and we go crazy.
People who are I don't like the word
spirit spiritually enlightened, but I'll
use the word people who are spiritually
I think they think they're spiritually
enlightened. What drives them the most
mad? The duality, the separateness, the
fact that you had your ego death.
[snorts] Another little bit of a fake
word, but you had your ego death and
suddenly the next day you don't have
your EGO DEATH. IT'S ALIVE AND WELL. So
the worst thing is you think you still
have your ego death. It just took on a
new shape which is an enlightened ego.
>> You it's resurrected BUT THIS TIME IT'S
MUCH WORSE CUZ IT'S ALREADY A DEAD EGO.
IT'S A DEAD EGO RESURRECTED
convey to those dead eos be careful.
Now I don't even have an ego. I am so
perfect. I don't even have an ego. So of
course the first thing is I get divorced
because I can't be in a relationship and
all the other things that happen. I
abandon this one. I aband this one cuz
my intuition told me, the gods told me
last night that you I can never talk to
again. And the person doesn't realize
they're in there. They're they're in the
toxicity of their crazy pain that
they're not ready to deal with. And this
is where you have to remember you're
separate and your separateness is part
of your sacred mission.
Don't give me ego death. I want to see
your ego and then choose to surrender.
That's humility.
Yes, I'm going to come back the next day
and I'm going to be uh behemoth gasa and
I'm going to have terrible tyus. I was
not transformed. I did not go back into
>> ego that you had before and ego now.
>> That's true.
>> The new ego,
the ego. Exactly. And just because
yesterday I was on a trip and it was
amazing. But this morning I'm waking up
with a big fat ego and it's a just took
on a different shape. It's called ble.
[laughter]
Now I'm ego death. It's just a different
shape. And some of those some some of
those are the most dangerous people.
They become cult leaders.
What's malus? Malus is the sobriety of
separateness. It's the sobriety of
understanding you're a yesesh and
therefore be humble. Be vulnerable. Make
hashem your melik. Don't say I'm but the
mitsus. No, no, no. That's malus. Malus
say is
that means I'm not the melik.
That's real. That's how you know it's
real. Also knew about eulum. He also
knew about ego death. He also knew about
mad. He didn't have a problem with that.
[laughter]
But you want you want to be real malus.
Malus is you're my mel and I'm choosing
to be your oh
now you won't detach. Now you won't
fall. Now you're sober. You're sober
about your differences, about your
duality, about your separateness. Now
you redeemed your yeseshas. You know
why? Cuz you acknowledged it. That's why
you need a meal.
I'm choosing that you're my meal. I'M
NOT THE MELIK. You're the melik. Wow.
That's that's that's real. That's
simplicity.
You're going to have moments that you're
GOING TO FEEL GALDIC. NO PROBLEM. You're
going to have a moha moment when you go
go into the water. Gavaldic. It's a
gift.
But that's not YOUR GIFT. YOUR GIFT is
yes. [laughter]
Your gift is that you have a big fat
ego. That's your gift. Okay? YOU WANT
BL? TRUST ME IN ATSILUS THEY HAVE MUCH
better ble than you'll ever have with
all your thousand journeys.
You're not even going to have a fraction
of a fraction of a fraction of the B of
>> Huh?
And that's the gift. That's the gift of
surrender. That's the gift of saying
Melik Melik Malus. You're my mel.
What do you mean? You're my melik. What
about me? Yeah. I'm choosing to
surrender to my king.
I'm choosing to surrender. Yeah, I have
to choose. You know why? Because I could
choose not to surrender. That's where BL
the model of B doesn't work
because this is the bit. This is the
real B. This is the B OF IT'S NOT. IT
DOESN'T have the romance of
it's it's it's not romantic. [laughter]
You understand? It doesn't have the
romance of law.
But you need to learn about every day
because you can't have if you don't know
because why should I surrender my yesh
only when you know then you can have
then you could be a servant a a normal
servant without it becomes a
dictatorship it becomes like why should
I surrender to anybody
tells you who you really are
tells you your mission.
Means when everything is black, when all
the blockages are removed, this is who
you are. Wow. Means and now I get to
choose it. That's it. I get to choose
it. I get to choose it because I can
also unchoose it.
>> The rebre
doesn't miss a beat. He doesn't miss a
beat. People go here, they fly
everywhere. They fly here. This is em.
This is the emis of Atsmos. You could
see it's the ems of Atsmos. He'll go all
the way to Bal and then he'll go all the
way into Yes. And he's never detached.
It's never detached. It's exactly
everything is is true.
He'll go the highest levels of BL and
then he'll go to the most grotesque
levels of yeses because if it's Hashem
it's all
it's all connected it's all one. So he's
not afraid of everything.
Then this is the experience of it.
Okay. So now let's see the end of this
thought.
Just [snorts] another few moments.
1 2 3 4 5 6. So Malus creates Yesh.
This is it. And even though
nonetheless
goes into the which they call
that's what we say in you're accepting.
What's all the angels all the souls?
That's not a language of that's not a
language of you're not anything. It's
not an oil.
That's the experience. I'm a myself
because of the awe of it's an aos is the
what's the is you got to be I have to be
a freaking forgive me a freaking idiot
not to surrender to when it's the only
true reality.
You must accept with you're doing it. In
other words, it's the yesesh in me
that's doing it, not the in me. The
learns of the and therefore chooses to
surrender.
The says in you should place on yourself
a king. Yeah, of course you place on
yourself a king. Who do you place a
king? ON SOMEBODY ELSE.
WHAT'S SO YOU HEAR what is
it's on you. It's on your separateness.
It's the part of you that's independent,
that's autonomous.
It's an individual journey. It's a
choice.
And it's also the word. You're placing
the meal on you. He's not placing
himself on you. You know why? Because
then it's not.
You choose the Malik. How can I choose
the Melik? If he's a meal, he's the
boss. No, you make him the
That's the
fascinating
only is only when you accept it
valitionally.
If it's involuntarily, he's a powerful
man and he imposes it. He's called a
moshel. That's not melik. That's not
huh.
>> Yeah.
We say that in soba says it's not a
description. It's the definition of
malus
even my love
is I recognize the boundary and I say
you're going to have to choose this
because if you don't choose this it's
not going to be the experience of malus.
I can't beat you into complying. Sorry.
It's not the It's not not the
relationship. So, this is where you have
to choose.
That's the key. Is a man of choice. He's
he has choice.
before Adam was created you can't have
you have animals you have but they don't
have so it's not they're programmed
they're manifesting a program it's
amazing but it's not malus the midas is
not manifested it's not experienced in
the world only Adam and
can be the first ones to manifest malus
why because they have choice doesn't
mean they have choice choice. It's it's
me. I have to go into me. It's my
choice. What am who am I? It's not who
are you, it's who are me. Who am I? And
then I choose one way or another way.
And that's really what happened on Adam
and were created as Siamese twins. So
they also couldn't choose each other.
What happened underash? Hashem made a
surgery. It's called a surgical
decoupling. What happens and are now two
separate people. Now they face each
other. And now they can also choose to
separate. You see what happens? As they
were created, they can't separate
because they're forced to be with each
other. That's mesh. As they're separated
now and can choose to separate or also
choose to be married, to be together and
this time it's going to be face to face
because in the beginning it was back to
back upon because ponim is choice. Pimus
pmus is choice. So every what happens
between them it's also between them and
between us and God because the husband
and the wife it's like the and the so
it's the same process between a couple
and that's why are so interconnected to
the story those metaphors we were
speaking before about marriage are not
metaphors this is exactly
started that is the building of
femininity it's femininity giving
femininity having its own identity to
choose
Feminism is an example of taking this
energy and often distorting it. There
was a Jewish feminist who once said,
"Women need men like fish need
bicycles."
And with this, she deprived a whole
generation of women from getting married
or having children.
And then when they're 80, there's a lot
of regrets and pain because women need
men. Like fish NEED BICYCLES. OH, THAT'S
FEMININITY. I don't need anybody. That's
where the pira goes wrong. It goes sour.
You understand? What's real femininity?
Real femininity is choose to trust. And
in that process, your heart is going to
open and you'll be able to fulfill your
true heartbeat. But it has to come with
it comes with.
Yeah. There was a Jew, a writer, his
name was Isaac Bashv, a singer. So he
once wrote, he says, "We have to believe
in free choice. We got no choice.
>> [laughter]
[panting]
>> But
so says,
So here he says something incredible.
What arouses in Hashem the desire for
malus?
The answer is our desire for Malus and
that's in other words through when my
surrenders to his
when I go into my yesesh and I take my
yesesh and I choose to trust Hashem this
arouses in Hashem the
understand how unnatural that is the for
is essentially God saying I'm going to
create a show in which I am completely
not present and infinite. It's basically
going away from truth. So that's a
really really big undertaking and very
risky. But he says the the the the
relationship
a guy somebody I know in Florida he
listens to the shooter a lot it's a deep
soul. So he writes to me the other day
that he was having a lot of stress and a
lot of anxiety and it was he was letting
it out on his wife
and a few other people in the world. He
was really letting it out at her and uh
[snorts] she's a good person. I happen
to know them. She's a very good person.
He's a very good person. But he was
having a stress in his business, you
know, a lot of stuff, family stuff,
other stuff. And in his and they said he
told me they went out they were they
were driving somewhere and uh he was
really he was just in bad mood and
depressed and angry and anxious and you
know all the qualities that we talk
about
and she was feeling it and he told me
and she looked at him and she said to
him these words she said I have
dedicated my entire life to you. I love
you at the core of my being. I want to
be with you till my last breath, but I
don't know what else I can do in order
to bring life to this relationship.
I don't know what else I can do. And he
told me that at that moment, his wife
saying that to him would cause him to go
behind another 100 walls. Oh, this is
really dangerous. Let's go eat. And but
he he he was he was soulful enough. He
felt his soul enough that his ara his
foreskin could collapse.
I see this is what Alb is describing
when Hashem experiences the magic of the
relational field that means someone
who's separate you're not me can you
experience the love of somebody else of
our trauma more than people who don't
love us because because it's so
unfamiliar it's so suspicious it's so
dangerous so we have to reject it with
much more force and our psyche start
going oh you want to manipulate me oh
you want to control me because if we
never had anybody body to really really
love us when we were infants and
regulate us. We don't know what it is.
We know how to be defensive. We know how
to we are a bulletproof vest. So when
somebody gives us too much love, it's
like oh my god. Now this is very
serious. This is very very deep. She
remained present. She said I want you.
And suddenly he realized I want you. And
he said everything was was gone. And it
was it was like wow. There couldn't be a
better moment for that credit because
she rem and she said, "I want you."
She didn't see his anxiety as a threat
to her sanity and the need to run away
and and and and throw him away, which is
what a lot of women do because of their
own wounding. And then men do it because
of their wounding. And boom, they're not
in the same world. You know what I'm
talking about? Everyone knows what I'm
talking about. This is pretty common
stuff today. She stood her feminine
ground. She knew what she wanted. She
could have gone into her yesesh and like
I don't need this guy. He's a weirdo.
Why did I marry him? You understand? In
her own brain, he's such a handful. Oh
my god, I need a more simple guy. You
know, she could have gone there or just
shut down or just go into freeze or just
get very aggressive or just start. She
didn't. She said, "I dedicated my life
to you. [laughter] What else do you want
me to do?" And he got it. He switched.
So is describing this process.
>> She was all in.
>> She was all in that takes confidence
and suddenly he realized, "Oh my god,
I'm not running away from this." And he
went all in.
The rats for Hashem from is unusual
because it's a ruten for separateness.
It's a ratsen that is opposite the
truth. Igulum is the truth. Igulum is
ble. But he says when the person
surrenders the don't just think you're
saving yourself. Don't just think you're
finding your own liberation because
you're surrendering to trust. God in his
essence is affected by this.
It creates the ine from
it's the magic of the relationship that
on his own can't have and really not.
This is something God is everything but
he's also lonely so to speak.
BUT IS YOU'RE ALONE BUT YOU'RE ALONE.
WHEN it says inb
says in who's SAID
was created so that SHOULDN'T BE ALONE.
SAYS IT'S a metaphor
and he said it's not good for me to be
alone
and therefore
that's a big risk [laughter]
and what happens
when the surreners to the
it's like ah
this comes back to life the whole ratson
from is ignited
And that's called kesser malus. Malus
gets its crown because kesser is desire
and malus gets its fuel. It gets its
desire.
No, I really I want to learn for another
four minutes because here finishes the
theme and this here so we have at least
a full picture and we'll continue basen
here but right after the parenthesy he
brings out one.
Take a person. There is not one
that will be expressed or manifested
without first determining how much
desire and how much bliss is inside of
them.
You may be a good guy and you want to
give good.
Everything that we have if there's no
ruts or tuk behind it there's no fuel
there's no gas the car doesn't drive we
need desire or we want desire and behind
the desire is a pleasure a bliss and
based on how much ruts and tanug that's
how much the mid will be expressed you
may be a p a a person a good person and
you want to be mive but if there's no
ratsen for whatever reason a secret
ratson that's described
and you're going to stop. It's always
there's a rut and you always have to see
what's your what's your everything is
fueled by a desire which is fueled by
pleasure by a deep pleasure. So says
so even
it depends on his rot his desire. What's
malus? Malus is that goes into a state
of exaltedness
to allow for otherness. That's also to
that's also to
so when Hashem says I'm going to ask you
to say
in order to coronate me, what does this
mean really? God needs me to coronate
him. [laughter]
He needs me to make him God. I thought
he was God. He's making me. I'm not
making him. What's
so says don't think it's a small thing.
This is basically
is you are arousing the ina
because is unnatural. It's unnatural.
It's completely going out of my identity
which is a in order to foster and create
complete independence which requires
concealment which is a denial of all
truth. That's big stuff.
That's the mal of that. That is of the
Jew taking his yesesh, his separateness,
his ego, his lack of trust, his pain,
his anxiety, everything that makes me
separate, my atheism, my doubts,
everything,
and I lean into trust. I take that,
holding it in my hands and surrendering
it with my choice.
that triggers that touches that original
cord in atmos that I want you. Wow,
you're here.
This redefineses malus. HASHEM'S TUG IS
NOW completely all in. You're all in.
He's all in
>> for one day, two days.
>> No, for till next shash.
>> Then go back into yourself.
>> Well, after the shashana, you need to
continue to learn. [laughter] This also
affects the whole year.
>> Of course, this is
>> power source.
>> It's like the power source. It's called
the head. He's going to explain. It's
the head of the year. Because the head,
everything that's happening in the body
is in the head. What do they say? It's
all in your head.
Shana is the head of the year. It's not
the beginning of the year. It's the
head. It's the neurology. It's
neurological time. Rashana is
neurological time. In other words, every
moment of rashana is a brain experience
that the entire body is governed there.
So the experience of if you look at the
word we we know today time is relative.
In other words time shrinks it expands.
Look at as two days that have in them
concentrated the entire year. You say
how can there be a year and two days?
Well if you travel with the speed of
light [laughter]
everything everything changes in terms
of time. Time is all relative. It's a
dimension of existence. So shashan is
two days that have in it the time of the
whole year.
And the reason is because you're
touching the malus. So that's the
creating a what's
the in that's how does that happen? The
person's the person's
[snorts]
the feminine energizing the masculine
from a place of complete choice and
presence.
And that's that is
the whole God's like, "Oh, of course I
wanted this." Back to that husband. He's
like, "Oh my god, I was I was in La La
Land. I was in toxicity. Of course, I
want this. This is everything. This is
everything. I was just completely in my
in my in my in my in my insanity."
That's the
[snorts] Everybody have an amazing day.
We will continue baser Hashem Monday
morning 8:00.
A good genchen to everybody.
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