Ukraine #10- Find the problem so that you can deal w it -Don't box G-d into Greatness Ohr lArba 1940

this mimer we're learning now oil arbor oscar focuses on what pedicus comet says and what beer hummus is and um it's a very important idea because normally you think of zika summit searching for muhammad searching places and that happiness mimer says that if the only meaning of this mission the night of the 14th we search for muhammad to the light of a candle we use a candle a light it never said if it's only about searching for comments then it it's searching for for places where there's comments then the mystery should have said the night of the 14th you search places where there's comets say exactly what you mean it's like instead of scratching the air this way you scratch your air this way israel you want a plane i don't believe it are you you're actually flying you're in the air flying or you're how are you able yes yeah i don't think you can hear for the headphones i can hear you i can hear you how are you able to hear me yeah so go ahead i got free internet because they gave me they gave my kosher meal away to somebody else so they gave me free internet as a compensation you're flying from air to stroll to america yeah yeah i'm telling you it's really mashiach's time i mean this is amazing you know i remember i remember oh i'll tell you let me tell you the highlight of the day rabbi the highlight of the day yes we had a stop over in frankfurt airport i put on palace into philly and frankfort airport that was the highlight of the day hashem transformation wow wow this is i remember we had the the the chaplain from uh in kuwait he was in kuwait or saudi arabia he was on one time we're talking to you mid-air you're learning mid-air it's it's really bushier's time yeah i mean if mashiach's not coming if mushy doesn't come because of this i don't know what's going to take him to come it's unbelievable anyway good to see you so let's learn a little consider so what i'm saying yeah what were you saying yes sir go ahead no i didn't say anything i just i put my background in as much baking since we're on pesach so okay that's cute so let's go back so the rebbe says the implication of the mishna of orlar but also boycott as a comments lawyer on there implies you have to search the comments not search for the comments you have to search the comments why should you search the comments because the comments represents horniness ego guy of a negativity the question is what form do do we each have and we have to search that and that's the beginning stages of leaving mitzrayim because remember when are we searching for helmets the night before pesach so you'd see us with ryan the actual exodus only begins the night after so we have a 24-hour period of finding out what's our type of comments once you find out what type of comments he is comes the next morning and you have to do beer comments you have to get rid of the comments and this is a very important lesson in in in character refinement and in many other things before you can succeed in getting rid of a problem you have to know very well what the problem is before you could defeat an enemy you have to know who your enemy is okay a basic rule that i was taught when i was you know actively doing uh you know solicitation for sliches for chabad house and all that was you have to know your donor if you solicit them with too little or too much both are are a waste of time and and and that's not going to lead to success you have to know what that person is worth or what they what they like giving to you know things like that then you'll you'll look um you'll customize your solicitation so in every aspect of life knowing the comments knowing the issue is is very important so that's number one that's at night then comes the morning and the morning is you have to get rid of it if it's something negative you don't want it because you don't want to go into pesach with this negativity because a boy is not going to feel uncomfortable sitting at the seder we're celebrating the exodus we're celebrating liberation and freedom and yet we have a full plate and this is also very important it's important to and i i would think i you know arab pesach on one hand it's a hectic day on the other hand there's time to like breathe a little bit and and just think and and prepare so it's a good time to to to incorporate that that getting rid of the of the of the comets in the morning hours of total total elimination and the rabbit says this is the elimination that's analogous to a wealthy person versus a poor person because the night of pesach says [Applause] is associated with the hebrew word die dalagyut you reverse your dollar you get die and the gamora says that you have to fill the poor person with with their needs as much as they need but not more you're not obligated to give them more so the the why is that because the poor person is coming with a limited request i don't have this amount of food or clothing please fill me up okay but the attitude of an expansion that goes beyond what what the needs are that's not included so that's why the rebel says the night of the 14th the avoid the sir activity is just filling up a need whereas the morning already brings the gemara the more good morning is called the re-show although the 15th is the first but the commander equates the day of the 14th to the 15th night to be re-shown rishi implies the we say in hebrew it is the vedic attitude the wealthy attitude what's the wealthy attitude there's the negative wealthy attitude that i own the world and i'm the boss and you're not going to tell me because i'm a picture and i have a lot of money but on a spiritual level on a holy level the attitude is complete um complete wholesomeness that doesn't come it's not generated because of a problem but because in in and of itself it's wealthy it's rich you know there are people who are aristocratic aristocr graduates that is that is not because you know i i have to act a certain way no this isn't your dna if you come from that type of family you know you eat you know in the dining room you don't eat in the kitchen every night the rabbit's brother-in-law will tell you a secret you're a shock i was told from people who were in the house every every evening he had supper in his dining room not in the kitchen because he felt he comes from royalty the gorari family and royalty doesn't sit in the kitchen royalty sits in a dining room on a large table you know with the windows you know and it's royal my wife told me too that you know she observed or heard about certain people who looked at themselves or actually came from a restructured graduate and and wealth and all that that they you know they they conduct themselves in a different way many times unfortunately it comes along with a guyver you know with an ego uh horniness but the the attitude is i'm not here to solve a problem i'm not here i'm not someone that you have to help this is the way it is so that evan says this attitude should be the one that we take to getting rid of the problem of the comets we have to burn it completely not we have to burn it because it plagues us the the character deficiency that we are looking to uh liberate ourselves from so that we we are able at night to go out of mitzrayim should be with the attitude this doesn't belong in my experience it's just not the jewish experience it's not my experience i i'm better than that like rabbi abraham towards giova shalom writes so so beautifully in his foreign he writes that he was raised by his father when he was a young teenager and wanted to do some mischievous things his father would say yiddish as past s past nit it's not in english it means it is not be fitting why not you know the family you come from you come from a rubbish a family you know the harness type of on and on and on and and and he says that you know that was something that he heard and he shares that in his books to say that we as eden have a responsibility to something greater so it's not about you know oh this deficiency is only my problem if it's your problem if it's our problem it's because it's a problem for the jewish people and therefore should not be done so it's much greater in other words when we act inappropriately when we act not nice when we act uh out of control it's not just our issue it we are representative of of the jewish people we are representative of you know orthodox people or from people of charadin whatever the case and and and you'll be judged you people judge you whether you like it or not so this this is the attitude of the usher so let's continue then the devil said this is the morning and then comes the night and at the night we start dealing with the exodus deliberation which didn't really get to yet let's go back and find the page over here we are on page 163 oh uh 163 no yeah what i did want to say is that much of brought to my attention and i thank him for it we quoted the verse right the mimer chapter 4 and 162 begins with the first godless sham of muhammad right god is great um is very praiseworthy it's a blessing until in chapter 1 verse 3. well look to allah say and to his greatness so i translated yes to the takers i mean there is no end i translate it that way because it was a paraphrase of the real translation the real translation comes from the word khakira searching but it doesn't rot into his greatness there is no searching it doesn't you know it doesn't sound good so i i what does it mean there's no searching it means that you can't find them god is so awesome and so great that even if you search the search you will never find god i know god you know aspects of god so that's why i i just say in in myself yesterday right right but the wording is there is doesn't say so you have to so i translate there is no end meaning he's basically less less increasingly that that's what i'm saying i'm i'm using a word in english that i thought summarizes what we what the plastic literally means with the word faker so it was good that you pointed that out moisha that's not the actual translation literal but it's the the paraphrasing the concept that the prosecutor means to communicate and now we are at um we are at the second there ever said there's two ways of interp explaining it um are we on 164 already where's the second way it's four lines from the bottom right thank you so let's go to the second wave in obey so the second way of understanding this verse the a messiah god oh well this is not a verse this is the gemara the gemura's interpretation on the verse when is hashem great kisha who being ali keno when he finds himself in the city of god i know the a messiah like say godo when is it possible to call hashem great it's only when he is in the city of god but his true greatness there is no there is no ability to search and find till the doula because if you're looking for the essential greatness of ram god's real awesomeness a cloud no one can truly find it commercial kosovo and now he brings another verse to support that it says that's the way you're supposed to read the puzzle with a question if you will search here hear me if you will search eloka god sir will you find him you really think you'll find god if you search for him the essence of god oh see if there's another person that says to you hashem has this interpretation that the the attribute of godula of greatness is ancillaries to fail and subservient to the her hashem so literally it means to you hashem is greatness see this says much much deeper that the concept the definition of god being great is ancillary to the true god because god transcends greatness god is not limited to greatness if someone's going to say to you moshe is god great it depends what the the answers depends if you want to box god into greatness he's not great if you want to say god is also great he's also great abraham you understand so the rev interpreted the interpretation bro look see this that doula as a definition as a box is to fail is ancillary and will be taylor and subservient to you meaning your the essence of god you cannot say god's essence is great god's essence includes greatness guess what yes sir for that matter god's greatness includes humility and many other character traits that khazal used some will say well god is only great you can't tell me god is not great oh really what kind of god are you talking about you're talking about a god that's already associated himself with a definition called great and who made that definition god himself so god is greater than the definition he created the definition great so if he created the definition of great himself transcends that definition i.e he's beyond greatness that's why we say hashem doula get doula is ancillary and subservient to greatness to god to the hope let's continue okay my man and now he brings a very famous gemura be walking with the velocity we turn the page to 164 in the very same place where god is gedula god is great there there and then in that very same location in that very same experience you will find his humility not elsewhere motion you could say god creating the world or making the splitting the red sea taking the jews out of egypt when they're feeding on my lake that's greatness but walking on the street every day the sun coming out that's small change what does i'll say no wherever you identify god as great sham in that very place in that very experience you see his humility what's the humility what's the humility of ram that god condensed himself to a definition called great because the definition of great is also a box and a definition and god's way beyond that god transcends that so in other words god is transcendental or in in the language of kabat khasi this god is athmus we discuss this essence so that's why if if if you if you consider god great being a definition then in that very same point the same place you can consider god being humble and and small it's no difference it's another definition of god and he chooses to be that way whenever he wants let's see what he says itself greatness itself is humility and modesty in comparison with god of his butter to god in his in transcendental state or commandment as well and as the rabbis say martial they give a mushroom often someone who has tens of thousands of gold coins shockingly and yet you praise the same person for his silver coins chazelle shiftless nylagaba this is an embarrassment right if you have gold coins praising it with silver coins is an embarrassment another example a wise man because who's very wise in all fields of wisdom in science in torah in art in all kinds of areas the person is gifted in medicine and godly knowledge the man not only knows tomorrow divinity the study of divinity so he knows gemara he knows siddhis and he knows medicine right maybe our velvel is one of those people and simultaneously he's like he's like moishe he's a craftsman with his hand and he can use his hand for all kinds of tremendous kog'maw be it art be it the carpentry his gift with his hand someone will come along and said you know this fellow his greatness is wow what a craftsman how does it know this is an embarrassment to him here is a person who's it was who excels in godly wisdom and torah wisdom in a medicine and what are your laws about him that he can make a nice round table or a square table with good legs and and etc come on this is a muscle yes motion that's just interesting so we're talking about this that the video crap is bringing this muscle because his grandfather the rebel the river uh ma rash right was also knew how to work with his hands yep right yep is it in in the library it's upstairs in 770 there's some things of his right the in the library in the rebbe's room in the rebber's room there's a round table a little round table next to his desk that table was built by the rebel mirage and it was sent here by a relative to the rebels library to the rebber uh in parts it's made out of pieces so it was tran you were able to send it on a boat and that's how it ended up here and that's the table that they say that abba maharaja built with his own hands it's also it's also interesting because she also wrote two or three mcgillis yeah and i when i was writing anyway it's very interesting because he was a sofer also yes yes yes and and that's how does the hygiene going right that we don't the megillah doesn't have our mcgillers don't have hamelich beginning each column because the marash didn't write it that way yes right let's go back thank you hey so so too the concept of greatness is comparative comparable to calling a a a gifted godly man and scholar and and and and doctor that he it's it it's it's it's nothing it's it's a another shiftless making a big deal about god's greatness it's you're missing the point you're missing the boat god's way beyond greatness if he also has greatness but don't limit him to limit him to greatness there will go down say oh ask me look at the words his essential greatness ain't care you cannot find a clown god's greatness is transcends in the intellectual realm at all completely the inna god make a note where we're up to we'll stop over here because it starts another con he explains a little more and i don't want to rush it but this idea is very important and uh just for a second people are enamored does anyone have a bad word to say about a moisture no you know even those that were upset with some of his rulings 50 60 years ago was scared of him the samurai who was very upset with his ruling on in vitro fertilization back in the 60s i mean really very uh and he came out completely against him ramosa was you know moderate permitted it in a certain way but nevertheless in the sample of it was a great time of hawking felt it was a wrong sock or it shouldn't be ruled that way um so they they set them so should we go and uh meet with him he said don't go with me with him because he'll make minced meat out of you because he can learn much better than you the the satmarovs are objection was that this will lead to a um a callousness in in in the overall issue you understand and i and i in my book on saturn identified that i think a lot of his rhetoric it was rhetoric why his rhetoric was if he doesn't make it into a big deal you're going to go further it's a gether it's what hazal called together the german shabbos almost half of hill kashabus is all about goddard or maybe you know it's technically you're allowed to do it but we don't want you maybe to do this you don't want to swim so don't do this you know you know what i'm saying so the sapphire felt that a a ruling like that will lead to issuance to actual you know wasting of semen okay in this case you're a lot of way you know spill the semen why for the purpose of analyzing it and then inserting it and having a child right but it it leads to uh to have cadence to uh to um to a situation where you'll do whatever you want so then when they when these people said let's go and confront them not just sit in the back and and send out letters and publish articles and you know and talk not nicely that's something up said stay away from him because he's gonna he's gonna show you you're you're totally wrong now so this happened the emotion was was was elite the leading plastic of the generation the past generation was that rabbi i think everyone anyone who knew him would say that wasn't how much moisture was his humility that he could sit at the same table with a little boy or a girl and talk to them and feel good and the same with themselves if you heard what what i said from what i gathered from the people i spoke to was yes he learned day and night and yes he support you know knew all of torah whatever that means but that that to me that's not his greatness his greatness is his accessibility and willingness to help every jew that came in to ask him something he come in you don't need an appointment and you don't need cars you don't need show time you know what i'm saying now of course uh you know uh a little say that you need but but the attitude the accessibility the the the being you know homely fatherly you know that attitude that's special that my show was that way too she was was such a sweet person sweet person i think i told you uh when i researched the article about him uh that i wrote the book about him actually so i came across a certain rabbi who lived in the the queen's area who came out with a book against our moishes chuvas i mean this is like a and and like you would think that they would they would stone him he went to the printer the same printer who printed that meshes for him and he asked him would you print my safer so the printer said i think it was a kabotnik i think i told you this just to repeat it quickly israel didn't hear it i don't know if i've heard it so um the printer said i have to ask grammation first of all i've been printing this far in for many years so he has preference you know and you're writing a book against his book he asked her my should have what she said sure you should print it sure you should print it and and and mind you he wrote not with the greatest there are heroes that's humility the person who's opposing what you wrote you tell the printer you could have easily told them don't print it it's not appropriate especially if he's writing you know with chutzpah he was a great scholar this guy this he was a great time with hunger but nevertheless but that's an english that humility so what i'm what we're learning here about doula if cadoula becomes a definition a box a thing stay far away from it if catholics part of a uh humble experience entertain it i've also told you in the past years ago my experience with a capitalist i was i was learning certain teachings of the arizona i you know about reincarnation i really took time to to to learn it and i had questions because i was like you know questions from the text and so i was told there's someone here in brooklyn that knows it well and i called them called him and he spoke down at me like very very arrogant i i should have hung up the phone but i had their parents so i said thank you and goodbye and i never called them again then i went to someone else here who was much more humble so you know the definition delta rabbit says it already chapter 6 if you understand chapter 6 in tanya it's clear al-taraba says what is the definition of holiness kaddush kidusa it's a bittle and this is such that's it if you if we want to know is this person holy should i follow this rabbi should i follow this rebbe should i follow the answer is do they have bitter if they have beetle entertain it if they don't have bitter stay far away no they can still they still can answer your hello questions and they can teach you a share but they're not your teacher they're not your mentor they're not your god you need bitter you need people that that's what we learned in chabad that that you bitter is the the kernel of truth and ramosa had bitter abraham kenyatsuki it seemed that had that that bittle you know not that i'm better the fact that he's a person that knows all of the titan and learns all the tighter does you know what are people bothering him or say my father when he was um 1950 12 and a half he wasn't even bar mitzvah he comes from the maborot in uh near haifa with the a athlete where they took in the refugees that came from romania and he helps the manager the the organizer there of the camp by making an announcement in romanian so that the people can understand to come two o'clock to a meeting in the main hall and then my father says can you help me with something says sure i would like to meet a novi he says you want to meet a navi go to bernay brock you'll find the navi my father says i don't know what the name brock is i just know what my rebbe took my my tutor taught me after i went to public school during the day and at night my father hi my mother my mother my grandmother hired a teacher for me several times a week he told me there's such a thing the torah talks about a navi you want a navi there's a jew they call him the hazarinish he lives in blackrock go there my father comes to his my grandfather he says i'd like to go see the navy and bernie brock my grandfather probably thought he was out of his mind but he didn't say anything and he gave him a few coins a few lyra and the first time that my father went on a bus i think the same number 54 that goes into jabatinsky and vane brock from the tanya he went from athlete to netanyahu for another bus and and then up the third bus and he got to the house of they told them the house of the of the khazanesh of the navi he knocks on the door and the aid for the kazanish comes to the door the gabay and he says what do you want little boy he says i want to see the navy he says get out of here and don't come back or you'll be in trouble my father takes his fists and bangs on the door and he keeps on banging and the garbage comes back to the door and says i warned you i'm going to hit you you are bothering us there's no time for jokes my father says i'm not bothering you i know there's a nubby here and i was taught by my my malama in in in in romania that the terror talks about navi i want to see a nervy and the guy slams the door at him my father the third time bangs on the door he the guy says i'm gonna hit you he doesn't care and he comes back and he says i went to the khazai nish and i i asked him i told him there's this boy bothering he says let him in he opened the door his whole attitude changed to my father he wasn't angry at him all of a sudden and there was a table with soda and cookies and the kazanish came out and he told the kazoos that his malamute he didn't tell him are you the numbi you know he had enough brains he saw the knobby and he said myself she says what can i help you with boy he says i uh my malama told me when i got there so i should go to yeshiva he says you want to go to yeshiva i have a yeshiva pharisee on here in benebrach he calls his um assistant the principal and he came and he took my father from the kazani shiva to the from his house to the yeshiva why am i telling the story humidity was was a very holy person and everything else and you know the ability a little boy comes to you seems to be has nothing better what to do you know running around and nudging and he doesn't say that come in talks to you for a few minutes tries to help you so the the the hashem doula has to be put into perspective and that's why in chabad we don't get we're not fathomed by greatness greatness doesn't talk to us that it's it's a nice uh it's a nice you know um what's it called candy you know what i mean okay okay the whole concept of gadolin i don't want to go into it now because it's late but you know that's not our language you know but in particular this whole concept of gadolin you know he's a goddess she's a godly he's not a god it's not part of our jargon our dictionary you know um you could be a simple person and you're really the greatest of the great ashley mccarthy slave would always tell all the stories of the the miser and the the pauper and the pauper and the beggar and they were the greatest of the great right who is to say because again philosophically that's what we learned in today's sheer philosophically if if you if you if you box god into greatness he is not great and you're not great and it's it's it's ridiculous if you understand that god transcends greatness and one feature of the of the puzzle is greatness then then it means something i think uh everyone understands yeah so zeitgeist everyone and uh have a safe trip to sir this is uh a first for us for me at least um so you gotta teach when you get back the secret and uh we'll be able to uh do this because years ago when the rebel was fabring you know and you were flying from la to new york and if i bring in you it was you couldn't connect and if you connected it it costed so much money i mean you know so now look you can fly in a plane and and you can not only hear but you could see i mean mashiach they say you've brought mashiach to the shire psychism to everyone shallow