Learning Torah at “Night”…The ultimate reward! By: Rabbi Moshe Schwed Director - All Torah

Kazzal teach us, Torah scholars, that toil in learning during the night as if they're toiling and doing the avodah in the Beit Hamikdash. But the Meshochma comes here and says that the kavana of learning Torah at night means [music] he learns at times when people don't necessarily see him. He learns not for covered. He learns betzina at times that it's hard. Someone who learns with the intention of being honored through his Torah, to become a rabbi, or even to become a knowledgeable Torah scholar, the learning itself is planted and the potential is only realized when >> [music] >> he gets to that goal. But someone who toils in Torah in an open of layla, quietly, he's doing it just to learn. No one sees. Without any specific goal. He's just doing the mitzvah of learning Torah. This person will experience that rina immediately because he's connected to Hashem Yisborchu when he's learning layla. Doesn't mean at night. He's learning when it's difficult, when he may not want to. When a person learns and shnayim mikra, as we know, difficult at times, >> [music] >> that learning is koomi rani balayla and he will have that rina immediately.