Practical Chasidus w R' Chaim Dalfin - Maamar V'Ata Titzave 1981 #2

okay well good morning were in the mindler of after the Sabbath that was released in 1992 for pouring cotton originally said 1981 precious cassava and we're on chapter valid for at least yeah in other words the rapid distributed like I told you yesterday the history the rapid distributed the Mimer 1992 that was the last time that he gave our Mimer to people to consider man others who came by was this my myrrh and that he had a stroke 1981 yeah but it but it was as I said yesterday it was said and released in 81 as a non edited discourse non edited by the river Hasidim the ones who broke the Hasidim who heard this at the Fabri in it they they just they broke down what they heard but it was not edited the version that we're learning I assume but she will gave you the copies is the edited version and I told you yesterday that I studied the unedited version back in 1981 when I was a student and it was only two pages and this is like you know five six pages because the Rebbe and his staff edited it in a way that has so much more elaboration and footnotes and details okay and now we're in chapter 4 he just a brief recap we're learning about the posit the author that sovereign this week's part it says Hashem says to to Moshe you shall instructed you the children of Israel Sabbath they tell them you command them to bring to you to bring to you Moshe chapman's ayahs of Allah Voyles cautiously that's crushed well that's grounded well the olive should be grounded grounded well l'amore to add light to the lumen de luminary the luminary means the source of light will eyes comes from the halogen air Talmud for that to be a constant light that's the verse and he asked four questions which I'm not going to repeat now on that verse and he started to explain what Moshe I Boehner does and why this verse is reef is why Hashem addresses Moshe rather than arrow because Ireland is the one who lit the menorah there being the Cohen goggle who had the obligation to light the menorah in the base up in the temple nevertheless the posture doesn't address Aaron addresses motion and that was one of his questions so from this we see that somehow this specific idea of lighting the menorah in a manner which is called very crushed and grounded oil is specifically dedicated to Moshe Allen couldn't do that and that's why it's dedicated to motion to understand that we're right now a middle of understanding yes it's in Russia Russia like the Rebbe goes into that and all like what that means no no no not this is not in this moment no no yes there's a lot of discussion on that Russian the commentators and then then later Hasidic but in this minor is not discussed let's not learn inside to see the rabi's words panic ballot Chapter four Rahim a happy every positive attitude suffer bah bahah minor B Hampshire Muhammad war between us a minor you know I want to say mostly yesterday you you know you were a little confused the back and forth you have to pay attention here cuz he jumps back and forth between the verse his father-in-law's Mimer and his own commentary so you gotta keep your finger on the place you know anyway so he says to explain the verse for after that Sava which is a you shall command the beginning of the parsha in the beginning of this Mimer over there bah bahah mindler bought by my Marines it it's brought in my father-in-law's discourse which remember he said in 1927 which this discourse is based on so over there if you look into my father was this course you'll see it that the the citation of the author that Sodom comes by himself lahum of water between us a minor right what does he say the beginning of the mind Minh of my father-in-law the Peters Vikki below you who then I share associated Haley law says that the meaning that it's what's written the Megillah that the Jewish people accepted the Cobell a sorry thing the loss is that which they begun began doing way back at the giving of the Torah at har see light who Shikibu Marsha he say Lopez mondo Mountain Torah that's that's it's what they accepted what they they reaccept it what they began doing at the time of Mountain Torah the matte container where the tailor was given in her scene ie a Mount Sinai Chrysler has solar it was only a beginning hey sailor losses now the word a prelude has two meanings one meaning the literal meaning of the word hey Luke both said was it able me to initiate right correct to initiate but here he brings his father-in-law's interpretation they're ever the previous Rebbe who uses the by the way which it's based on in notes the footnote 19 he brings it from the outer ever from Torah or and what's the interpretation of they say no they're not to initiate the book beginning that began that's a different interpretation okay okay fine so he says that that what did the Jewish people do during the time of Haman that merited to the victory over Haman not just they did Torah mistress they picked up on what they left off a few thousand a long time back when the turtle was given because then they just began the process and it wasn't finished when did they culminate to the experience of mapping Torah pouring time that's a fantastic insight over may access traders with magazines so mom me and during the time of our first Vedas which is the degree of Haman voice AHA Cibola that's when they had what's called Vicki Bale the kabbalah hayehudi another fantastic insight hello in other words when you learn the pastas when Hashem gave us a total of eight on on the Mount Sinai right we received the Torah except for the total finished gone goodbye great cause out according to the way the previous rep is interpreting at the altar ever no it's not gone goodbye they didn't actually conclude or better said they didn't really accept it you know one they really accepted it the key BHEL poori time so this this too is a fascinating insight right normally in other words when when you read this verse in the Megillah in a we can add will be listening to this verse Vicki Bale how you who did as I said a favor losses which means basically Jewish people initiated the implementing tournaments was during that time there was a degree right Haman didn't want the to keep shoppers and then do this and that different things whatever and they did it that's the way you could that's the way you read the Megillah if you're not learning for cities comes along class citizen says it's not what it really means is that the Cibola the real acceptance that I really want to do this and I really believe in this and this is what I'm all about which is we call the kabbalah didn't happen until pour it and that's fascinating for motion because that means even when the turtle was given it was a it from our perspective it was incomplete we did not accept Toller the torah wholeheartedly and it had to wait all that time and only during the time of Marta Zion Haman and office Raiders important is when we will not coddle the Torah that's what it says here ok it's a good morning Shabbos yes because if this elaborates on it yes yes well that is my Manasa here he brings the kazow look at those twenty that shul decided it's some Shabbos by the way Shmuel you see I'm not gonna go into it now but he he brings it in a brackets and and you really have we have really have to know if it's exactly what you're saying it is the Fazal it shouldn't be in a brackets so if it's in a bracket it's not exactly the same cause al it's similar to the huzzah all that if my Manasa similarly to the interpretation of the sages the kumaras Shabbos I'll have posted on the verse Kimo Vicky's blue hayehudi right Teemu the Qibla why you did they accepted they they fulfilled and they accepted the used it so Kimo Marshall Keeble acquire they accepted what they initially had received the session he'd be Manasa Lanisha the Martin Torah the fact that they prefaced we will do before we will understand during the time the litter was different hey Sara Kaka bola it was only the Cibola over may I have a rose Kimo massacre blow they they sustained they they fulfilled what they accepted can someone tell me why this is over al Daris my my resolve you see when you will learn in a minor he live out there if you have to stop and ask yourself what is the reason it says Val Daris either this castle is identical is the identical idea to what we're studying and if it's not why not anyone the beginning of the brackets is ok I was wondering maybe we should look at the down to 22 and 23 no because wait no no 22 is not relevant to the singing I don't want to confuse more I want to keep it simple before we go to note small I'm asking as I'm asking on what we are the text why is it not asking why is it safe out there actual no no doing it different savor out about Dara no well there's implies about there's implies there's a similarity but it's not exactly identical and you know why it's simple it's simple the interpretation of the Altair ever is on Viki Bell hiya Huijin it's referring to the Kabbalah the Hazael are learning the same idea not about the Kabbalah but about the king Kimo look it was said the COS I'll say this is chic Devo not solution that was only a beginning a cup of the Kabbalah in other words according to what we learned through her there was no Kabbalah at her she night there was no Cibola there was no real Kabbalah right and the Kabbalah came during Purim what the COS Allah saying is there was they say it kind of a Kabbalah but it wasn't complete had and and and I indicate that it was it wasn't complete cuz it says chemo right look at look at the end of the brackets over mayor has Vedas chemo my shaky blue so that's why it says voluntary that's why I'm explaining that says it's similar to because the Casal is about the chemo and and and the the Torah are with the explanation that the rabbit brings here is about the Kabbalah okay I hope you got it let's go on diet by my man and he says further in the minor chill afraid uh who'd over Pella Sydney we this is strange the McMartin trader who you saw vertical zero when the title was given the Jews were there in their best behavior and their best to stature for her yours excellent Gil le cose bodega happiness and they experienced the greatest level of godliness possible deny civilization I'm Clayton Martin data Gillan bentonite liberation although it's true that pre-market are pre given the authority of great revelations for example how Gillis a business rayon the revelation of God leaves we took us out of Egypt through property observing specifically when we cross the Red Sea nevertheless those revelations he now given straight the shops might invader hey Gil Nile via the revenue doesn't explain he just says my friends I let you know that the revelation that we experienced when we were given the Torah with much greater by us than the revelation of you see us with ryeom the revelation of godliness during Korea's youngsil's Mayock evaders well said then comes along the things about the freighters while you throw but tackle said either we were very very low the nice save my hell ever has to Chicago's how is that number one the fact as we were in Gullah so just being in Gullah is a bummer we're down the whole the whole gullible doubloons Goldman Siam every exile whether it's the eggs of pouring both the exile of Shanghai or the Exile of of Poland during the Holocaust whatever the exile is when you're in exile it ain't good it's not it's it's it goes and even goes burnt right who commercial goal is but science if and just like during during the goals of a tribal sense well they show more emotion they didn't the Jews then listen to Moshe McQuaid sorrow from avoid the kosher they were short breath and hard work and it couldn't catch their breath and they kill running around they were tired and they couldn't think of theirs above her goals so it's in every goals she yes them common SEO knows there's all kinds of tests trials and tribulations became Ettore mitzvahs were being pulled in all directions the winds are blowing right people who were connected all of a sudden are dropping out what's going on what are you unhappy about you have all kinds of challenges happening in a us be make sailors her mom in addition to that during the time of Haman oh yeah he'll endure Hester like I said guess what the girls was even greater the brothers was even greater then but I will became and nevertheless was my Martin Taylor the time of Martin Taylor show yourself at that was it when Jews were at the ultimate level of godliness they said icons column we say it was only half a molasses it was only a beginning verse magazine a sermon and during the time of Haman which is such a sick Dulles sorry but tackle the shippers when we were in the ultimate of of the sent all stuff that people must hear about data specifically then we accepted what we began at Mountain Torah it seems like an oxymoron it's an Atlantic how can it be the doctor when you're shattered and sis method and challenged with all kinds of tests trials and tribulations then specifically you'd receive the Torah via busy this the question of my father-in-law is my mo so M ov I possess explained that is Monica's ADA it came out a little evidence it is nefesh that during the decree the fulfillment of terminus was with self-sacrifice that issue of fighting to stay alive you're in the ring the guy is giving you 2 punches knocking down one more time you're finished you're fighting for your life all your adrenaline is drawn out and somehow you pull back and you give us left hook into the head that dies down and you win the battle the last moment the cs nefesh because you know if not now it's over so you draw upon the recesses are the depths of your heart which is infinite that's what we call Messina's nefesh the nice of essentially a machine especially rajala in addition to the fact that our ancestors during the time of Purim have self sacrificed not to deny god forbid in the existence of God welcome Eve orbitary art as explained in the outer Eva's Torah or on the public undermine in the my mama for him ship ahem hurry up mom Liam doctor should be in she became her your mom in Gotham you know it says if the Jewish people would have rebelled against their religion well hoist Elohim cool our flesh railroads would have not done anything to them kkeok Xena is Sarah Kali you did because the decree of famous decree was what just for Jews if you denounce your Jewishness you go scot free I shall PK nevertheless lay Oh sir I'll die come it didn't enter their mind look at those words motion like osode item it didn't enter the mind and consciousness of any and every Jew mouth Sheva scoops cross Priscilla an outside thought God forbid of renouncing jute Jewishness no one was from Amin thinking I can't take it anymore I'm gonna just say I'm not a true and God forbid and that's it and I'll be left alone no way Jose so if they had this machinist never let me see this never got my cute little mistress in other words like this for us there is mysterious nefesh for faith I'm having self-sacrifice not to denounce my Jewishness but I won't I won't fulfill I won't study Ruby you're telling me if you that I'm gonna study I'm gonna get shot enough study Torah I'm a Jew and I believe in you got and I believe in Torah but I can't do now because I might get shot cestas all the rabbi's teach us that they have self-sacrifice even for doing the Torah and learning Turin doing mitzvahs Fahad Shikibu kilos bobbin tests with Marx I did he went around in the heart of the lion he gathered Jews to teach them Torah because it is nefesh this is exactly what I what I learned being in Moscow about two months ago was done during the height of communism KGB and everything else the lapavitsas I see them and others continued learning in the underground learn full and gathering Jewish children as much as possible and what we have today is a result of that hard work of a serious members they cited a submissive as never shall err am i sorry they must tell you who tea who gave the Jewish people the Eden of the time they're important this ability to have such self-sacrifice it was one person called Mordecai the Jew mortify Yehudi who was like we learned earlier from the kastle-meyer shepherd data he was the Moses of his generation and the Moses of each generation the mission are banal Shiva hold ever died is an extension of the first motion of a know and is that individual who gives the class to every Jew if they just want to to be able to have self-sacrifice and do what got shared needs to wants you to do the zel the typical dimension is a lot so is now we go back to the verse and the Jews receive what was initiated through doom that mountain trader hysterical swallow repeating his idea that during the time of the terror was given it was only a beginning over Smaug Zeta some home and during the time of the the decree of Haman hey sir Kabbalah it was the act it was the Kabbalah so we have the Haskalah and the Kabbalah the fulfillment the receiving the acceptance a solemn oath mr. DiNapoli player i'll tell the mistress because the jews during the time of Purim had actual self-sacrifice for the implementation of Torah mitzvahs the silo being user they had an Aliyah when my played out knowledge they said they were elevated to a higher level McComas ahoy abyss man Martin theta more than the way we were where the turtle was given unbelievable for the pain ah staff kaliesha Kabbalah that's why at that time there was the Kabbalah understand sir now he's why why do we credit Boaz the Cibola to poor him it's because we lived in a serous nefesh during the time of of map and torah we didn't live Nasir's nefesh we saw God we heard God we got the Torah wow that's great look like you're getting a gift what did you do your parents educate you they pay for your tuition they put you on your feet so what did you do big deal you did nothing the one thing you did is you didn't repeal even if you didn't repeal but yeah you still you know I'm saying but you didn't initiate what you made it to class it is today he made yeah but when you have to do it yourself in in face of attack and and an accusation and a busy schedule and you pull yourself away by the way to be able to come to lyrical citizen middle of your workday like motion and some others that's enough saying it to make him feel great I'm saying this cuz the rebus says I'm different my mother the previous rebel that's why Allah yo ya le yo was not answered it says that the prayers of Allah yo were not answered only in the merit of Mincy why Mincy why not chakra some iris casares are your early years when you're a young guy my roof is when you're an aka you're an old Crutcher right well your so are you young you know you got to go to school then when you're old do you have nothing to do so you come to show but in the middle Mincy years are your middle years your best years your working years your your active you know in the middle of those years to pull yourself away in to learn tater so to in the day shot glasses before work my riff is after work men cause writing to the day cause I'll say la yells prayers were only answered because of the Mincy prayer because that's what really counts the same idea is over here it's the it's the Cibola of receiving the Torah and living it out with self-sacrifice during hard times that makes it genuine so there's a fantastic insight not only people to a hook play sport you know we celebrate Purim and there's parties in this rush and dress up and slash mongers and gifts and mutters like item it's all nice but there's a underlying idea that makes it such a special 24 hours this is the idea self-sacrifice so amongst all of their rare around whoo ha ha and everything else let's not forget what we're talking about we're talking about a day when our ancestors stepped up to the plate when you step up to the plate and you know that shooting darts at you and they're laughing at you and you come from a background they say what do you what do you is religion for what do you need this ha citizen for you can be like all others and in the face of the opposition and the ridicule and you stand up and you don't give up and you have your long beard or your long pay us whatever or your yarmulke whatever and like the satva Rebbe came to Williamsburg in 47 what did he do what's his what's his genius that he did he said listen we were dressed a certain way in Hungary we're going to bring it to the streets of Williamsburg they said Rebbe you're crazy when people wear beards I had a Rebbe rather by net scale of a sultan who came back with a beard he went to learn in Poland in 1939 it was there for two and a half weeks the war broke out he came back and but he can let his beard grow so he's walking in Brooklyn and cars are hiding there honking like he's a goat they saw go walking in the street no one had beards yeah you know a front person no one had select rabbis have beards the average person there was horses ox belonged to a shul davin three times in a day didn't have a beard and here this young guy was 20 years old 22 started to grow his beard so he told us he was our ready he told us I remember this from from fifth grade when I was a young little boy in elementary school he told us that they would Hank they were honk the horn there's a goat walking over here and he kept his beard and if you think his parents were happy about the beard they were not and he didn't take off his beard I'm just saying that the self-sacrifice and guess what and sometimes your own spouse doesn't want you to have the beard and sometimes your spouse that wants you to be a certain way it's there's nobody here you know well well well well we're talking about I know someone who grew his beard and put on a big yarmulke he's a midtown Manhattan he has prominent job meets all kinds of people his wife isn't religious wasn't maybe now she is an American woman a real woman's liver a very successful woman a woman who when I brought her when I brought them to Yerushalayim and we were waiting for the van to go to have room on the recovery vessel over there there's a public van and I'm standing there and I wanted to get into my coat was during the winter and just buried my head because she looked like a man bald it was a certain feminine looked at the women's liberal at time him so he's standing with his beard I'm standing on my period and there's a woman next to him his wife who looks like a man as he's a female and he didn't take off his beard and he goes to the biggest bit goes to the biggest businesses business meetings and I asked them once weaves to learn together I asked him how do you do it they know so isn't it bringing this court in your marriage and I was going to tell him if it does maybe you should roll up you'll be a trendy beard you know you know you know take it slow he like one jumped right into it and he told me not only doesn't does my wife respect me but all my employees and all the people I meet with they just date they say wow be quiet because they're because he's genuine and sincere as a person as a mensch so if they see this wonderful mensch they know that him putting on a beard means something very important for him and he's not doing it for fashion and he's not doing it to show off he's doing it to be genuine and the same is true in every aspect of tailor mixes when we come to a point again I just chose the beard not to you not to rub it into any one class herself god forbid I need to say the whole idea of being a front Jew of being a committed Jew and living your you describe being strong requires self-sacrifice and a commitment that's very deep within you and then no one in the world can shake that commitment they tell over the story where a hustler a gear closet came to the Gary river one day and he was wearing a big Sputnik you know those big fur hats they called Sputnik with a long black same capita and a full beard and the rabbit hadn't seen him in a few years and they're at the Centro millennium Reb Yankel a Fralick important a happy poorer mrs. rabbit today is not porn he says oh really espera why because he for where the Dare ever felt or he knew he wasn't genuine he was doing it because women when in Rome do like the Romans everyone's wearing the Sputnik I gotta put on this public now I'm not by the way I'm not gonna poopoo that entirely cuz I had a group of people who became by each other some more some less and they were wearing dark clothes they were wearing that gargoyle on their on their jackets Shabbos and and some of them came to Shu by car at that time then they stopped I was coming from Crown Heights I was coming from Brooklyn I was Alabama a young 23 year old group overture I was you know very passionate and all that not as polished at that time and it bothered me like I mean you're wearing the gargouille driving to shul it don't add up and what I learned by observing and and and growing with them is that this was their fraternity Club this was the equivalent to they call the reform and conservative synagogues temples they call this the Brotherhood this was their Brotherhood this the way they identified so sensitive the real the one who became really from the was everything put on a guard though and they weren't they were they wanted to feel good and be part of that they they also put on the dartle so you know sometimes these it's only is the superficiality and external helps a person become more committed there is such a thing I'm not going to say there is but at the but a person has to assess themselves you know if the really assess yourself the bottom line is what we have right now so far in the minors the Macias nefesh that the our ancestors during the time of Purim were chemo mashiki blue crown or or as we've learned the other Fazal they failed keep the cable glasses and the Kabbalah was dark at the Macias nefesh you never know you never know if it's really in slow mo kamo from stoves to say you never know you never know what didn't you never know you never know I might genuine am I really doing it for a Shem or not but when you're proof when your back is to the wall and then you do it and you do it with because that's who you are so the the pressure from the situation brings out in you the best and that's the answer to the question boas why was the Cibola that was our question small how can it be that the Cibola was at a time when there wasn't such killer le cose godly a revelation as there was by mocking torah so what's the answer to the question that was the question right for the right and that's is gonna say that correct that's is gonna say soon let's continue well the hoodie yes let mr. peters because lamar this is graffiti right into its moon descent with could seemingly say that the meaning in the verse closest Lamar that the olive oil should be grounded well say they curses through the activity and process called curses look at these words miss bar vineeth care broken and shattered McKean Lamar when you're in that position are coming from there you know what you touch not just the light you touch the source of light who be it out there that is an explanation Shabazz Monica's ADA dr. boham says never a finale and it's the next place it's exactly what school just said which we'll just said is what he's saying here seemingly he says seemingly small why to see this nefesh he meets up at them on the show Marcela Milan Magilla because self-sacrifice most admires comes from the essence of your neshama that transcends revelation and manifestation Marshall Menon observe recalled as a Hasidic terminology the Illuminati the amore Hillel versus who are the light the energy ok very Dave sir who you are the mass of the cause of this religion because we Jews during the time of pouring were in a situation of smashed crush them and beaten this gala xml sharma our essence was revealed mark says that they're our evidences ivo ma'am sheriff they say that in yunnan by my man never says but if you look into the order of the way this idea is brought in my father one was discourse sharpedo's because his Lamora ball - alien that I am ahem now that the idea of cautious Lamar is explained and my father was discourse after he explains the idea of a faithful Shepherd Marcia it implies the intercostals Lamar's child God was estimations on the finance their mothers of opinions that the idea of cautious Lamar isn't only a point that's relevant to the Alamosaurus nefesh but also to the fact hello guys pay attention oh so there's because it is very confusing oh it's also connected to the idea that Moshe sustains and feeds faith in an inner way remember we began we learned earlier and Moshe both of you asked me there's two points one is the point of Viserys nephesh and what is the point that Moshe Moses Moshe obey no of acceleration feeds faith to be internalized he makes our faith be internalized so the reposeful therapist there ever saying that the the juxtaposition and my father was minor in eyes that the reason that the idea of Casas isn't only because of the mysterious nefesh it's also associated because Moshe obey no is it because of because it was brought to mother of a know and others like this let let me just make sure it's clear you could you could say like this God says commands but tell supposed to tell the Jewish people to bring Olive was crushed to you which would be good for the the source of light the mark so the question is what's special about this light so one explanation is because it this has gone through this olive oil has been cement this olive has been smashed and crushed and the best people like you said comes out right the best comes out from the process so that's why it's very precious and that's why sham says like the menorah with this type of self-sacrifice that's one interpretation another interpretation is that because this olive oil was instructed to be brought to Moshe emotions the one that instills that instills in you the highest level of self-sacrifice that is why the oil is precious and as in other words in a way it has little to do with our activity our self-sacrifice it has to do with the fact that will bring you to Moshe abate okay I mean that's that's all that's okay we'll stop here and tomorrow continue mr. chef as I doesn't everyone that sloths are good to talk