Shnayim Yomi - Vayikra - Rabbi Moshe Schwed - DVAR TORAH

It's been a pleasure spending the week together sharing one of our Torah for every alira. It's something I've never done before and I thank Ra from Yomi for giving me this opportunity. I would like to welcome the audience if they want to grow in their learning check out the various alls that we've been able to put together with whether you're learning dafomi or you ora or mishnaomi or mishna but more specifically for the topic at hand learning learning mikra download the all para app and I'm most certain that it will enhance your daily and weekly para learning But before we sign off for Shabas, I would like to share go back to the beginning of the para hashem. For those who either get an aliyah your cohen and see the safer or many if you look at the word there's a small alf and the balaturim shares with us why is that alf's small alfish did not want to write he wanted to write the word like it says by bum as if just appeared to him happenstance a said to him, "You must write that." And he wrote it small. Without getting into the question of how was able to write it small and not write it the way likely implied him to write it properly is another question. Rashi says that every dira. So why did wait specifically till he got to the par of kabanis to write vikra with a small olive? To answer this question I want to share with you beautiful teaches us. Come and see how great are people who are humble who have a lowly spirit before when the mikdash was standing. When a person was of he had the reward of of a carbon if he was of a he had reward of a carbon someone who's humble and he has a very keeps a low character looks at him and considers him as if he has brought every single carbon the are what is considered a carbonara someone with a broken spirit rau is teaching us a lesson for generations and specifically our generation who don't have carbanis be humble be a mench you know what that gives you hik is when a person is humble when a person acts properly between his friends to his family it's as if he brought every single carbon what more can we ask for today we don't have a bdash how can we bring all the be humble and I want to add we're generally used to thinking anov someone who's humble he's humble between his friends but there's another aspect when a person learns. For those who are learning, they're learning all about quite humbling. Many people find it very difficult to learn these mascul. You may be thinking to yourself, this is so irrelevant, so hard to learn and know all the different intricacies of every single carbon. Quite humbling. For many people is quite humbling. Many people find it very difficult to actually sit down and learn the there are various theories I think has shared many of the theories why a person has a hard time learning but it's humbling and there's has to be a reason why for this mitzvah there's a tremendous tell us if you finish all the how many mitzvah have that tremendous reward It's not because it's easy when a person faces these types of challenges and he feels humbled even in his even inem just remember that whatever you do every move you make anytime you move a needle a tiny drop I think that goes into this that says I want to suggest it doesn't only mean that you're humble to the people around you and acting like a mench to the people around you. When a person is humbled in serving Hashem, he finds it difficult and he pushes through. Have a wonderful Shabas.