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Shalom hi everyone its Jared sir this
week's parsha is Mishka themed following
the revelation at Sinai Hashem
legislates a series of laws for the
people of Israel he commands us when you
lend money to my people the poor person
who is with you you shall not behave the
word him as a lander the commandment is
about extending free lawns an obligation
with the poor it's about Brotherhood
Hashem is share with us that we can
emulate and honor him through our
actions on earth and the way we interact
with our fellow man we know that a basic
principle and the Torah is Hashem God
God is one we are substantially
commanded to love Hashem with all our
hearts with all our souls and with all
our possessions but what does it mean to
love the Almighty with all our hearts
Souls and possessions well first to love
Hashem with all our hearts means not to
let her live ourselves during into a
barrier against the love of God Hashem
created us with an ego to act as a
counterbalance in order to give us an
opposing driving force to connect us to
his will
striving to achieve the love Hashem
means to restrict egoism as much as
possible so that our hearts are only
used for its true purpose to drive us to
excel in a service of Hashem by doing so
we bring unity in turn mental and
emotional life since we become single
minded in our service to the Almighty in
second
what does it mean to love Hashem with
all our souls the rabbi's explain us
love him even if he takes away your soul
meaning even if you're required to give
up your life for to do Shoshanna
sanctifying the name of God we should be
able to understand that life itself is a
vehicle for
accomplishing mix void and not them it's
void our vehicle for life
and lastly loving Hashem with all her
possessions it means to recognize that
our possessions our god-given tools to
do it's void a person who values his or
her possessions for their own sake it's
creating a limiting barrier to their
reach to Hashem as opposed to wildly
their awareness of Hashem is involvement
and impact and all aspects of our lives
the more we reduce the hold which
possessions may have over Minds the
closer we are to living a life devoted
to practice in unity so may through
loving Hashem with all our hearts with
all our souls in the dollar possessions
we achieve unity and the Jewish body
across the globe and throughout
generations shabbat shalom
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