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ViYadata #2 - Difference bet Kindness & Mercy - G-d's Names Hashem vs. Elokim - Infinity vs. Finite
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so we're on the mimer via daita young
uh
in the
various forum
i now have another safer if you don't
have the my murmur look at you could uh
see it in the country
the original contracim
of the previous rabbit volume one page
or in the text that you have so anyway
um
no it's contrasting just from the
previous ribbon
but it does it doesn't have in the kudos
whereas you're the ones that you're
using has the kudas
but anyway let's go back to let's go to
the mimer so the idea here is that the
torah says
you're commanded to know today
to make your heart be attentive that
hashem will he came number one that god
is eloquent
the transcendental trans transcendental
god is elohim but remind me mouth from
the heavens above the elders from the
earth below and you know there's nothing
besides him
i'm sorry
however please mute yourself
so the idea is
that there's an ongoing uh
reality that
teva nature and the myla meteve are all
one and the rabbi is exploring this so
he brings the zaira kurdish what desire
cutter
the fourth commandment in the
commandment of mitzvos as according to
the zayar
is the idea of
of what of um
that you are instructed to know that and
the question he asks is
how do you reconcile the two and how
could you say as desire
seems to imply
that
that each one is incorporated in the
other one how could you say that two
ideas one is supernatural and one is the
concealed aspect of god are one of the
same these are the questions that he
asked yesterday and let's continue now
uh so so
let's continue we're go back a few lines
where he said he talks about hashem ali
kim let's go back there after the
questions
and he says you do what's known the
havaya that the name
of
is the source of revelation when you
talk about the name yud kevky whatever
you see in the torah of rome the name
yudke wafkee you should know that this
refers to god's revealed aspect
which is prince midas
the attribute of mercy where god bestows
his mercy on humanity and around the
world
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it's the way god reveals himself with
kindness and mercy but without any
limitations whatsoever
why
as soon as you introduce the concept of
a limitation
of kim yoni that is from the name of
elokim so if you say if the terrorist
says
hashem
and god spoke and it uses the name youth
cave
we're talking uh right here in that
verse where god reveals himself and
doesn't accept
any concealment or any judgment to
stifle the revelation
because shame of the king is that aspect
of god that considers the situation on
the ground and if there's a reason to
not give as much or to not give at all
because of a judgment and a restriction
it does so
able
to the name of hashem is a revelation of
the
of abundant mercy
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elokim refers to judgment and
contraction
what is the purpose of god's name of
elohim it's to conceal
and to limit and to hide the revealed
light its entire purpose hill is to
make an obscurity upon the godhead
says that ebb
but there is an advantage to that as
well um
comes about
multiplicity
and division
that's why in regard to god's name
elokim specifically do we find it to be
plural okay so when he quotes a verse in
yahushua
yeshua
because god is holy
so what do we see
it doesn't say ki elokai
it doesn't say because god the singular
is holy it says elokim plural kadaishan
plural
who he is
so what do we see that the the the one
god is being called
elokim kedashian plural
why is that
because this name of god lends itself to
multiplicity as i explained yesterday at
length the details and multiplicity come
about
when there's an obscurity on this on on
the the sun because the sun for example
shines to anyone and everyone at all
times when it's shining
and doesn't make a difference whether
you're dressed up with a tie or you or
you have little clothes on or you're or
or there's garbage on the floor the sun
shines
who makes a difference between the three
the culture we're in the situation the
environment so you don't want to be
arrested for
walking without clothing so you put on
clothing you want to look dressed up at
a sim card you put on a nice suit or a
nice dress etc
in other words
the elokim
the the concealment
the the restriction which takes into
consideration
the world we live in
lends itself and leads to multiplicity
to differences
that's why in ghanaian right before the
sydney only right well
it was there was only godliness
so therefore it says that they weren't
wearing any clothes
and you imagine a male and a female not
wearing clothes and there is no tiger we
can't imagine it there is no temptation
and the answer is because it was in a
world of yurt kevke
and in a world of yud kevke there's no
concealment so it's all about it's all
god so they didn't see themselves as
male and female but you know opposite
genders uh
attracted to each other etc etc they
both they both saw the saw themselves
and were an extension of god which has
the male and feminine aspect within
himself as expressed by the other
makhava
then when there was the sin of eight
saddas
that's when it says
they saw each other by his boise they
became embarrassed all of a sudden
nudity became a cause of embarrassment
why because it was post sin
that's what transgression does
transgression does
that the the the concealment the
multiplicity
becomes a divisive force
now of course as as you'll probably see
later in the mind with the objective is
that the utk vuf gay should influence
the multiplicity de la kim
where we use multiplicity for the sake
of god
but
barring that
each energy of hashem remember these are
coming from hashem these are not coming
from men it's not man-made it's forces
in god
so being that it's forces in hashem
it's all kedusha
so the question is what's the kedusha
what's the sanctity of separation
and this is a very very important point
just for a second it's the whole idea of
majitsa
you ask yourself about the majitsa
concept right
to separate the men and the women and
the question that that is asked and i'm
sure you've asked it in your lives and
if not it's good to ask because to
understand it better
isn't it a
an obstruction
to the to the unity
that should be present in a shul or at a
wedding
and the answer is if we were learning if
we were living pre-sin you'd be right
but if we're living post sin and there
is already in the in the in the world
the taiva
when you put together men and women at
simches this is the way madness freedom
explains it i like it
twice only twice do you really need a
mojito at a wedding and davening why
because you're supposed to be so intense
just walking to the karlbok shoe on a
friday night where it gets so riled up
and it's so leopardic and and it's
dancing right
you could easily dance over to a woman
and give her a hug and you know and then
start the playing around
it's not if
you can all understand that right
because you're so freyler that's why the
halal is put up
at a wedding
the greatest simcha wedding especially
if you take a little hayam again you can
get carried away so the ghazal say
put a machita there too
and by the way
getting the majitsa at a wedding today
we look at it as a given you can't
imagine
what it took in the 1950s forget about
the 40s there were no mojitos pretty
much at weddings
in the 50s they started to be introduced
and it's a funny story i don't like to
give all the details of a certain the
barbecue who came from russia
and he came to a wedding hall in the
early 50s or the mid 50s
of of of of the barbitures
i believe
but the no most people were not having
mercy so they just did what everyone did
so he called over
the father of the bride or the groom
whatever he said my dear friends
i'm giving you two choices
either you put up a mojito right now
or i'm
removing my i'm dropping my slacks in
public
and they knew
that when he says it and i knew this
person i knew him
and it was an old husset and
a special yid
if he said it it was coming from the
right place i know it's hard to hear
that but i'm telling you that was his
only reason he wasn't dropped he
wouldn't be dropping a slash because of
any other reason he wanted to make a
point and he wanted everyone to run away
they'll see your hustle with his slacks
down they'll run a mile and guess what
they knew it and they put up a majitsa
and that's how majitsa's was introduced
in crown heights in the 1950s
yeah
i have a i have a uh movie uh movie on
my parents wedding which i believe was
in 1951 maybe 52
uh and was you know or this is my mother
was the granddaughter of the rev of
toronto and i think she was one of the
first of the rebbe's grandchildren to
get married
and there was no machita and there was
mixed dancing it's sort of shocking to
see that video
today that's that's the hello that was
the norm that wasn't not the norm
okay you know
you know
it it it was by the
by the biggest rebels kids and grandkids
it was a very difficult thing to to
break through
so the story
that i share with you is you know it's
like so
far out there you know so but that's
what it took
you know that's what it took the rabbit
didn't tell him to do that this was his
own
doing discuss it he said i have to make
a statement here and if i don't make a
statement and that's how these type of
things began slowly but surely
so why am i saying this
because
you you could say well
you know let's live with shame hashem
yeah when we look see this again
moisture is here it's good to con
concretize it and make it practical what
is shame hashem shame hashem is a world
of bliss
and of a world of bliss everything goes
well guess what but we're not in the
world of bliss we're in the world of
elokim in teva nature
we're in the world that we have to pay
bills
we're in the world that we have to marry
of children we're in the world we need
therapy
we're in the world that we have abuse
we're dealing with real issues hello kim
and that causes the multiplicity
and that's why the rebbe says um
much were about 10 15 10 15 lines from
the top
yeah we just said that let's go further
conceals and covers
the shape the the revelation that's
denoted through the name of utk wolfking
this is what yeshua says
you cannot desecrate
god life
in other words only elohim could do that
but
yud kevke cannot cause
concealment
and when it says in the verse in yeshua
the holy god but it says it in the
hebrew which th which is plural
kim
not elokai kiddoshim not
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there comes about
the the
the um
the the the the multiplicity
of many levels that comes about from
uh
from shameless kim i believe we have sv
on the line show male 8 you're all in
your uh in your garb
smee is joining us from iraq today
you're in iraq where are you
kuwait kuwait sorry
well malaysia from kuwait it's a friend
from staten island he's on a mission for
three months
you see you talk about monsieur's
nephesh he left his family for three
months to help jewish
jewish brethren in in in
out there in the middle east no how's it
going
pretty good
yeah complicated you're not you're not
missing
you're not like you're not the yeah
you're not starving for the
sitting with hasidim of habringing
absolutely
okay well i know you'd be you met you
create your own
over there especially next week it's
your test kislev
you gotta make up a brain in there
tuesday night or wednesday night even if
it's a small thing please
okay let's go fight it
you know we have two concepts for a
moment pay attention
it's called er and calem or orot auros
and calem
lights and vessels
and this isn't a hollywood production
this is actually a godly production it's
called the system of how hakadosh barco
animates the world
so kabbalah teaches us
a beautiful concept
that the way
the energy of god filters itself into
the world
is through two
aspects one is called
r or oros lights
and one is called vessels
and just briefly briefly
oros
is that that aspect of god that its
purpose is to illuminate
caleb
vessels a cup
a spiritual cup its objective is to
limit
says the rabbit
what is the source of oros
what's the source of kalim
hello kim right because we just
explained that utk vfk is revelation
and elokim is limitation and concealment
so now let's look inside the text
well my height
yes one just one question the the
reference for this uh this quote
uh number six
is uh what is the safer that he's
bringing down from taurus something or
numbers well you don't have that yeah
read it read it tell us what test
toros alice
uh
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for this reason
the source of light the shame elohim and
the name of hashem that's elokim is the
source of kalin
the hawaii to
when we talk about the light of hashem
it's what we call pashut
maisha what does porsche mean
simple straightforward
not confounded not complicated you know
how things get complicated
the shame hashem
is straightforward you get what you see
and you see what you get
right so and and there's no divisions
there's no is how good
at all there's no separate