Torah 16 | Good Point with Shmili Barmi Indig

explains the gamar where sees a giant fish lifting its head out of the water. The eyes shine like two moons and water pours from its nostrils like two powerful rivers. Says this fish is the sadik. Sadic lives in the water meaning in deep heavenly wisdom but sometimes he must lift his head out of the water meaning has to leave that spiritual focus and deal with the real world. Kazal say sometimes stepping away from Torah is what allows Torah to continue. When the Tatic is deep in wisdom, his eyes shine like the sun. But when he steps down from that level, his eyes shine like the moon. Still holy but a softer light. The two streams of water pouring from the fish represents the two Msiahs, Mashiach and Mashiah Andovit, whose teachings will one day spread to the whole world, lifting even Asavvish towards truth. Right now those nations create clouds that block spiritual light. So the sadic must sometimes pause his high spiritual state to prevent that darkness from overpowering it. But in the future when the teachings of the two Msiah spread everywhere, the world will reach a level where the light of the moon will shine like the sun. Full clarity, no more interruptions, no more spiritual dimming.