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Shnayim Yomi - Eikev - D'var Torah- Rabbi Mike Kashnow
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Rabbi Mike Kashnow shares some really powerful thoughts on this weeks Parashat Eikev. Thank you Rabbi Kashnow for taking the time to carry us through the week! Shabbat Shalom!
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Thank you for a wonderful week spending
together going through paras. There's an
idea I want to leave you with that I
think will be poant and useful for your
whole life.
The para starts off by we talk about the
av being the anas the part of the of the
body which is the uh the s the the
support for everything. At the end of
the par we talk about the which follows
the
says
Hashem says that the is my chair and the
earth
it's a place that I keep my feet the
earth is place that keeps your feet the
says that a person is ag person who has
haughtiness
as it were in the para
it's as if he's
pushes Hashem's feet out of the world.
It's like Hashem's got his feet on this
resting stool and that guy with Ga is
saying no no no move out of the way
pushing the feet out of the way. Now if
you're fighting with and his feet who's
going to win, right? He's going to he's
a bit stronger than we are.
Ah is infinite mercy says there's two
ways for this person to not be out of
the world for for my feet not to squish
him to a to a little squish. One way is
for me to squish him and now he won't be
there in the way and I won't have to
fight with him anymore pushing my feet
out of the way. The other way is if he's
not a bala anymore. Those are the two
options. And when we don't learn a
lesson ourselves, so then what happens
is you'll find this in your life I'm
sure that something will happen.
something strange, odd, out of the
character where you will do something
which is embarrassing
often in public, not like you, a mistake
maybe, or something a little bit worse
where you're just embarrassed in public
in front of your peers, in front of your
family, in front of your friends, in
front of someone, however harsh it has
to be. And that is a from it's a
blessing. It's a kiss from Hashem. He's
telling you your ga was too strong. You
were pushing my feet out of the way. I'm
allowing you to stay in this world and
I'm giving you a message.
Be an unov. Take it easy. Don't be so
full of yourself.
Loves us. He wants us to have everything
good. He wants us to have a beautiful
family. He wants us to have a beautiful
life and a beautiful that we can be part
of to learn his be close to him. We can
do that if
here when helps you be an and if you be
a first you won't need to do that. Have
a wonderful Shabas and a beautiful
world.
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