Shnayim Yomi - Beshalach - Rishon - #1 - Rabbi Yair Massri - The Long Road Leads to Real Growth

We're in first. So excited finally redemption. For so many years the Jewish people were slaves in Egypt and this beautiful para going to talk about the highlight I believe on what's called according the Ramban we have galut and this is finally the redemption not the final redemption that's going to be when Mashia will come but in our is going to finally let the Jewish people go out obviously that was not easy struggle with the bones of Ysef the Torah is telling just hamushimal what it means hamushim you see in the you know either it's like fifth of the Jewish people or only 2% of one of 50 or it means they went armed but we also know that they took the bones of it means they left Egypt with lots of holiness and godliness and willingness to fight in order to be able to achieve themsel with finally going to Israel but obviously didn't let him to relax so much few days later he's going to attack. We're going to see in this beautiful aliyah how he's taking his army and the horses and the soldiers and he's chasing the Jewish people. But there's one thing very very special right at the beginning in our para the para the beautiful first is telling us that could take the Jewish people through a very shortcut the country of it's very short they leave Egypt matter of few days they're going to be in Israel but God says no it's too easy too good to be true it's not going to happen but why because it's too close. It means that in life sometimes Hashem is taking us through a long journey, long path, lots of challenges, difficulty situations. But the Torah I want to tell you that if you want to grow, if you want to be able to achieve yourself, if you want to live the slavery mentality and be able to go to become the person you can be and you can apply that to relationship, to business, to education, don't take the short path. Work on yourself. improve yourself. This is the only way you can actually maximize the potential that you have. Thank you.