Practical.Chasidus w R' Chaim Dalfin - Maamar Btach B'Hashem 1942 #8

and kind and specifically Eden but all mankind good morning on page 155 we're finishing today the mimal we've been on it for two weeks so it's a no flight it's a conclusion how cold how can place him everything goes after after a cm after the end so when finishing the liner and this began with the idea of because passion positive and then the end of the world Zara am una that the token and a muna and we will speak talking about this throughout the mind now we're at a point where he taught us the previous rabbit will page 155 the previous leopard taught us that that for for there to be a result from your emunah it shouldn't just be like let's say now with what we're discussing earlier leads in the situation there's faith the ye'd believes a believes wholeheartedly that that the Tabas that is going to protect mankind because God wants mankind that's why he created mankind the question is how much of that belief infiltrates and permeates our psyche our mind and our heart and this is what we're discussing so let's go on top of page 155 and he mentioned that Moshe obey no this is the important point that my son of a no moisture is the guile reshoring favela roofing someone asks you who is the first Redeemer Moses mission who will be the last Redeemer that will bring us take us out of gullies - mushiya it says it's moisture Debenham and he explains that the idea of go ahead Goyal means go Ola Redemption Redemption means when something is so clear that you're free you can do what you want how you want it when you want it that's the position of freedom if in any way shape or form you're bound and limited you're not a free person you're conditioned you're tied you're dependent on something else or someone else the olla means a sense of total freedom so that ever says that when does one have in their psyche goula when they have the clarity of RIA of hokhmah versus bina it's so clear to you it's like you see it with your mind's eye we're talking about understanding something but it's crystal clear to the person that that studies this issue and meditates on this issue and in this case as hashem and god's creation and the purpose of creation and what I said wants of me that it's become so clear as though I see it this is and that's and that's what moshe rabbeinu brought to us when he took us out of Egypt pace of time right he was the leader he he made it so clear to the Jewish people now's the time to go follow me and there was no questions that they had right that he was not talking about the erev rav the mixed multitude who had their opinions because you know you're never gonna have all Jews agree and everything I mean you know the tilma sphere consonants or something I say I wonder how that will be when Michele comes that all of a sudden all Yeadon will say yeah Messiah we're gonna go with you and they'll listen to you and since I think that in the beginning the tilma she approves himself they're gonna be people who say yeah you're not a good Messiah you're not the right Messiah we want another candidate you know but once Messiah will be active and so that he made good on his money he took us out of goes and he brought us to Yerushalayim miracle addition to the base of leaders and at the base of meekness is rebuilt and now there's no war and no famine and no fighting and no jealousy I mean it's like you can't believe we cannot believe it's possible why because we are so conditioned Hillel to the experience of beena today the most were act is beena we don't have the huffman it knows we're saying that one should work on gaining huffman that personal life but as a clue as a generality show them we're not a Cosmo the maximum errata Deena if we're at B know that we understand something was going down because the truth is we understand so little we think we understand and then we realized how little we understand nevertheless why should I pay no does understand he is the appointee of luck of God to leave the Jewish people he's proved himself once and he will prove himself again now you might be wondering how is Moshe I'm gonna do it if Moshe obey nobody has passed on he passed away on sigh in the dark today is basic there are five more days it's his birthday and it's the day that he passed away well if your pen and and if he passed away how will it be how will he be alive to redeem us when Messiah comes did anyone ever think about that no princess pizza stone the room or so he's gonna let me know he doesn't have an answer he doesn't have an answer so casitas gives us an answer casitas says that it's going to be Moshe Sol reincarnated into Messiah soul at the time and mister Messiah will actually lead us out then they'll be late of the resurrection of the Dead that Moshe will return but the soul of Moshe which is the Redeemer soul he has the gift of redemption ability and power will be impregnated kind of into mister Messiah who's going to be alive at the time of the rule of the redemption and with that co-op mister Messiah will be able to do redemption I mean this is a whole discussion in other words what we're saying is that mister Messiah wouldn't be able to do Redemption if he didn't have the chorus of motion of a no it doesn't say about Messiah Boas you who done else that Michelle is the go ale the go L it says is Moshe oily shine the Goyal African and by the way that's a facade it's not Cibola it's not see this it's not Musa it's a huzzah so motion is the go ail the Redeemer Macias is not the Viggo ail Macias is the one who carries it out but with who's Clara was mention a video that's the brief answer as given in casitas to the question that I asked but going back to the text and 155 it's we're holding the third line at the end of the line I will say yeah hadass and we learnt the only that you need us you need brains you need common sense you can be a big come across him and you could be a big could be good maven and you can have lots of knowledge but if you don't have any dice you're not worth much I will see ya dials but for there to be the das gamba Peter sagal Colonia not only in things that I revealed which are called normally the permeating energy but also in the encompassing energy in the faith and faith knowledge in faith Diana and faith they yes maybe as bishops at Kano this will be well Michelle who company hate if you made a very speedily I mean so be it true Zelo the tough by sham and this is what we began in the beginning of the minor trust in God the nations are cold sort of clears potatoes by shell the first thing is my dear students you have to be have be cousin because in year but boiled over and because and in actuality you have to trust in something real that this I trust that this is going to work out behind new shall a year not the deeper ballot it shouldn't only be lip service Ellis a year but pale it should be in the bank you should be able to count on it okay and we say but us and I hear but my head what do you got to show you potosi the only you got it you got it you got it put your money where your mouth is you gotta show something for your pitaka okay no no I don't mean not only money I mean you know come on bottom line show something you really you really believe you really believe machine is coming tomorrow where do you want to live I want to live as close to the clay sole as possible well where is your bedroom oh it's in Beth Shemesh it's in Brooklyn it's here there really but I thought you really believe he's coming tomorrow and you want and you decide you want to be next door you better get yourself a bed are you gonna sleep on the floor from which piece of what he doesn't sleep at yep I'm saying it's it's easy to say words it's so much harder to show something in reality says that ever here the cousin requires look what it says you who the bit pull out dove or actual something tangible behind land he specifies look at his words so a year out the deeper bull vibe it shouldn't only be in speech well it's a year before you know that should be naturality the who home rule and this is expressed in this hazael saying vas a tov remember the minor begin began with the same the task by sham vas a toe with the trust in God and do good so that ever says if I say Tove do good is a there is is the way to prove that you've become your trust is real if you can't do something good in actual world in the actual physical world then I have a question about your betrothal then your betoken our if ever you because on is only I could say in English a figment of figment of one's imagination you're a fantasy world and you can fantasize from today to tomorrow you know it's caught in the in the fantasy world it's it's free of charge you can go with your fantasies all over in the virtual world it's all over but when you have to put pen to paper to paper at the paper and then dot it out and then implement it's a whole different ballgame but this is what we say but as basha trust in a sham for us a cave and do good but that Evers interpreting here boas vas a tithe is the proof whether or not you really have because passion you follow boys but as I'm asking know yeah what stop stop stop what what do you understand that ever saying it's all fine and dandy in your head but it's to make it real if you want it to be real about something so so in other words without doing something with your hands without being able to show to do with it in a say then it's lacking in the path if you don't have that I say Hillel then it's lacking in the Batak that's what he just said and that and by the way is that the literal meaning of the verse the answer is no that's not the literal meaning of the verse the literal meaning yoni is four different clauses number one pitocin number two do number three and four whatever right that the Rebbe is now interpreting that the second Clause is is is really part of the first it's the pitch the proof of the pinned above the pudding in the pudding for the first one let's go further four days a year like I'm some aluja then that besides the third finger says fright was the third thing that says shine edits which means rest on earth chill you want to chill you want to be chilled you want to be relaxed you want to be serene calm have the talk in other words again he's saying that the third clause which is fine Eretz which means hi in Schulman new hub again the words in the pasta gets home rest Serena for the woods Tina Eric's on earth the rabbit is interpreting that to mean to have a peaceful life on earth hi and Salman ooh ha you want kind for Manuka have the cookin in us through doing something and you could show that you'll be cousin is is is actual or physical then you'll be a very calm person because nothing will fathom you and you'll know that it's all good and it's all the way David Stern wants and it's not just re an idea in my head a philosophy that I can pontificate on and explain and give a great sheer but look look look I have in my own life visit this issue and look that III have trust and I don't give up and I'm Kazakh oh if you have that you got you're going to have a life of Manuka that you're gonna have a life of peace yes boss this is probably the epitome that evidence her right there is so much but that's right that's right there that he didn't even sit that he didn't see that there was a problem mate solid mmm no sir and the food of faith shizuru my father saw a mother who had us who gives us this faith it is - and Akasha - makarevich at other toss makes the Emunah be close to us Dena cholesterol hey my visit enemy soldiers love title missus right or some US mission and we're very rejoiceful and happy little material can't attend to mrs. who are you so say to miss our Vedas who gave me a little kid and all Jews yoni look what he says deep down hate to do sin and about theory even Bernie Sanders and even all those people you mentioned the other day if you get deep down to there's a summer that the summers pure and the de summer hates doing the sin and but and by nature the soul is a god-fearing album I oppose them because there was a piece a close-up on the data all this is if you approach it's when you approach it through the intellectual part the Union had us but thus is not but it's the intellectual so I told you earlier in the shift here a few weeks ago or whatever it's the kiss kiss right the dance is the kiss kiss experience are you know the kiss desire Heath kiss sometimes he'd kiss kiss Shabbos yes you don't just cares or not okay well Kiska everyone likes this Chartist this kugel but kiss kiss that's at the top might be some safety the child over here but in the hungarians of baroque like they love the picture but us-russian is those that are from restaurant yeah follow yeah but we we the Russians and the said you know for us a good piece of Kiska is enough what's the kiss get the gist is the gut it's the gut it's the you know and the gut is not communicated through here they're got this here you either got the cup or you don't have the gut even even you relate to it in your kiss kiss it's in your bones it's by osmosis it's coming out of your body like smoking like smoking herrings coming out of your body why because this is who you are because you're betoken has to become part of you that it's in the kiss kiss another more sensitive word for kiss kiss and the Mimer is das the police s v in unit does who the higher dishes kedusha cetera - means to feel that the is holy and Yiddish the Hayley Christ wasn't Tara it's not just a good book it's not just a good miner it's not just a good rambha it's not good just a good woman's that you read Shabbos in the rabbi gives a sermon on the Torah portion but this Torah this safer is Khadijah holiness and you want to rub yourself and be near Khadijah because kedusha is holy and I need holy I don't mean secular and I don't mean frivolous and I don't mean you know all kinds of inappropriate feelings I mean holiness that when you gravitate to Taylor all of a sudden you feel kid Issa and he says oh commotion on now Hadassah vicara facade of it - if you some it was such a Sameach - brings a person close to something that's good that makes the person feel happy on NATO right or make another pass at Google or the opposite that's leads a person to distance themselves from something because it's frightening I mean I drove around something that's bad being in being you know walking in the hood isn't just about walking in the hood then you might be nice it's just not who I am it just feels weird right it's not just because your mind might get beat up in the hood that's also true you better watch yourself but you don't belong there it's not you the the aura of the hood is not the aura of a Jew that's what we mean by dust so both of the kedusha element and in the bed element there is the das experience where you just don't want to be there because it's not you and I'm telling you if if if people were to to think about this and and and and live it and and try to share it with the children and their families and friends we will have a lot less issues that go back to what I've run towards he always says that the Twerski that's past knit you know why shouldn't your daughter your son your grandchildren say why why shouldn't I do this hey Dad you smoke you smoke joints when you were in college you messed around you heard rock n roll you had the life you had the parties why can't I because I'm living in the era too slow it's not fair what's the answer what's the answer what are you going to tell your kids our grandkids that they ask you that question and believe me they're gonna ask you that question and if they haven't yet they're thinking about the question at some point the answer the answer is I didn't know any better I did not know any better and you have to be able you have to come to a point where you could say that I feel good about saying that I did not know any better I was messed up because of my education because of my community maybe because of my parents which you don't need to necessarily tell your children of course but anyway well it's true not you don't you know you don't have to share your dirty laundry in public and a public Mesa with your kids not anything they have to know believe me they'll find out they will find out as they grow up you don't have to hang it all over with your father a mother a grandmother or grandfather dick to you and the craziness and chaos that existed in your house it's an uncomfortable place and that's why we stopped the red button stop does it call of the shofar in the 10 years ago so in a keg when people were parading around at bad-mouthing their own parents city service morning instead of learning for citizen learning good mr. Rossi they dive in quick they didn't violate Travis they didn't turn on lights they're sitting around a circle with the feet and sweat pants Shabbos morning and what are they doing cursing out the parents and the father in particular because they had it because they because the relationship the father was terrible now maybe it's true but it's not a Jewish thing to sit around have group Larry Lee and he once said everyone should knock out and and speak ill of their father that you're doing private with a therapist if you need to or a good friend or a rabbi or your wife but there's a being the Jew this is what I'm telling you this is what we mean by kedusha kanesha Kaneesha has a certain flavor this is my point and we who are trained in the Western Way of thinking half the shift and this is the hardest thing I've been teaching 35 40 years of my life and I and and I you know although I'm a you know I'm an American but I grew up in a European culture and my home was a Holocaust home and your being home and nearly achieve and the world I lived in so it's a different way of thinking and for Western thinkers who didn't grow up this way it's a very difficult thing to make the shift from the Western Way of thinking to the Torah way of thinking if you want to really read an excellent chapter about this you must read or rabbi Zalman pose this book called think Jewish he addresses this in very very good words in English I read it when I was a teenager and I read it several times and it really put things into perspective there is a Yiddish your way of thinking there's a Jewish way of thinking that's that's what the Rebbe is really saying over here for us the kabisa the kedusha Yehuda the Kadisha the Khadija is not the is not the Western Way of thinking it's not the glacial way of thinking it's a whole different way then the Western Way of thinking is tit for tat you know yes and no up and down plus and minus black and white you know yin and yang that's all a great way of thinking it's not a unit way of thinking and even though there is reward and Punishment of course is reward and Punishment of course but it's reward and Punishment of Torah and the Torah way of thinking is that's the first thing you have to ask yourself you have to ask except motion is what would the tourists say I think I told you I had to have a friend while the glory said once a week we would learn together and in midtown Manhattan I traveled from Borough Park to midtown and back was a three hour excursion for an hour an hour there now we're learning an hour back and one day it calls me says I want to thank you for learning with me this was we learned for 10 years consecutively each week while I was in town when I was in town most of the time that time anyway so so I say why you corny will be scheduled to learn in a day or two you'll tell me thank you then he says I'll tell you why I just came out of a meeting and he's in life insurance even in a very high level of life insurance business and those an ethical question how we should deal with it and I see four I gave my answer I stopped and I said to myself what would the bane of me answer and the bane of me is the is the prototype of the Tanja and we were learning Tanja together for many years so he became sensitized to answer the ethical question not with the life insurance approach but with the Tanja Torre's answer oh and he said so I just came out of meeting so I'm going to thank you for studying with me and bringing this awareness and consciousness of sensitivity to me that now when it announced bottom line you know here it is you know do I make the deals when I make through the deal do I give the life-insurance policy do I not pledging this this isn't you know in a cola and Eva and Bnei Brak or uracil am this is a midtown Manhattan on the 42nd floor on Fifth Avenue okay where you know everything's about money right so so here it's real and he says I gave my answer based on what I thought the the bein in the would react and how a Jew should answer that question that's what we're talking about that's kedusha that's Kadisha your barometer your way of thinking is no longer you know secular you know the court says this the paper says this the books know what does the see what disgusted to say what is my rough say you know you know it's that attitude so this is what we're learning over here what I'll conclude he says this is true both in issues that bring the person happiness and issues that bring a person and and and or issues to stay away from how do you know Ruby what to stay away from you have to turn to the Torah and the Tator says that this is unhealthy for a Jew I stay away from it if the tailor says this is very healthy I run towards it whenever I have a chance like a shul you know the shoe used to be in the Indian aesthetic the shul was the place where you came to keep what you came to learn you tempted ah when you came to cry you came to make deals you know I feel some of that when I go to your slimy is extreme ocean over there and there's a guy who changes the money from dollars to settles and there's another guy on the other side giving out hamantaschen and there's a people diver that's some time longer some lesson it's like a hangout it's a Jewish hangout Jewish experience now on one hand people say well there's no decorum and the talents of dirty yeah but you're getting the kiss kiss over there you want the kiss kiss you going over there you got the kiss kiss you see real you this guy being played out I'm not saying it's all kosher and holy I'm not not going that direction but I'm saying a base Madras was it wasn't a place that you had to have a key to open up the doors open don't buy a naturally at night they closed the door if they needed to if it was dangerous but but there were places there was a rabbi in Baltimore rabbi Axelrod he passed away 1952 is York cited is in two days Shabbos very special Jew he eat his house he said the door he never lost the tourist house night that maybe a year or a year than a Jew a woman or a man need to come and ask for Scylla went to discuss something you can always walk in okay you know things have changed I understand but the attitude that we need to think about it's that attitude or you need an appointment to see me why what do you need an appointment my heart's bleeding and I want to talk to you know now I can see you I can't see you then that whole attitude is not a Jewish attitude it's a very secular attitude you know wouldn't be the appointment it's not available to tell me not available but no you did an appointment and call me and text me and what's happening and back I'm back it's a whole you know like my father says say yeah it becomes disgusting by the time you want to actually speak to the person you know I'm gonna speak them anymore he gives you such a hard time together get two minutes forget it who wants to speak to such a person that's the kedusha that's the kedusha that the mind was talking about and and that's why when we learn these my mahram it's not just a an intellectual exercise of understanding this level that level it's it's really getting to us to to focus on what is holiness and I'm telling you it's good for yourself your kids your grandkids and your friends of community because this is what keeps you this guide alive and if more people would have seen this and see this they will want to be part of the Jewish experience the Froome experience the Torah experience because the secular world is broken it is so broken it is so shallow it is so corrupt it is wrong it's not good we need to take the sparks there that are good and elevate them so not to lock ourselves and forget about working no of course we have to work but we have to bring kedusha into it let me just continue he make a new Shaheed a aghast not so simple the daily became a mitzvahs through dust that becomes a great simcha when we do the mid-surface a schemata love a mob that you could do us gudule earliest unit faith it causes one - causes one to have a tremendous amount of fear of sin Mazzello shock - who made who that Musa this is the meaning that das is food of faith chosen I'm father said muna and who and and who and who sustains their muna and who is the one that does this demotion available and this touches upon the other idea why it's necessary to have a motor of banal in our life who the Monterey Bay no is that's up to you to come to a conclusion who my Moshe a banal is but to have a motion of a no is so important again to give us this list idea so if you just want rabbinic guidance you go to a rabbi if you want psychological guidance you go to a tour orient psychologist if you want good investment idea go to a from businessman right but if you want to know like Rebbe w-who dunno see says in evokes chapter to read be home at the beginning of chapter 2 PP others read The Omen Trevor says as L daresay of earlier than what path should man choose four paths red shoes should I be living in betar Rome at the Ramat pajama Shira shall I in Brooklyn Hong Kong or Singapore where should I live you got to go to a Robbie Robbie sees your soul and he sees that your soul belongs here your soul should do this rappy own there only a Rebbe and someone who you consider a Rebbe when you consider a soul not just a knowledgeable person and and there is there is what you know Torah advice is Torah advice but when you talk about a mission in life and a purpose it's the most Arab a you have to find a Moshe a bagel you have to find someone who gives that to the Jewish people and this is why both Shara bein that was called the first Redeemer and the last Redeemer why you who does most Arab ain't accredited to be the Redeemer because of what he gives every Jew and the next moment that was starting Sunday mr. Shem which is associated with Purim were going to learn more details about the what the most Arab Anil is and every generation and and and this is something that that is helpful because we have who to turn to God hashem through his tsadikim in every generation have a great day and have a great Shabbos well yes question so you're saying about you know always have mean you know that this is how that can Baltimore you stop this is door open so my wife's father Graham colossal you always had his door open he was his door open he never locked Authority and I've all these Michigan those guys that come you know all the time the question is is that I have this kid that he covers over every Tablas eleven-year-old boy and he has nowhere to go I it doesn't want to be home so he comes to see hangs out all day like kids you know they're like you because these like it's a girls he's 11 year old boy there's nothing good to do and I don't know what to do because he just shows up and you can't throw out someone you know I would suppose someone I just don't really got it well what what are you concerned about that it's boys and girls I mean well what are you concerned just cause me any loiters and my kids don't like when he comes over because nothing that I'm you know he gets into their stuff and like they want their own lies that their dog friends come over let me ask you is does he he has parents you know his parents yeah that was this it's a very nice people have you discussed it with his parents