Body Without A Soul - R. Yaakov Rahimi - TorahAnytime.com

This is the rule of the Torah. This is the law. A person who passes away inside a tent inside a house. Whoever enters the house or the tent and any utensil that's inside the tent becomes impure for seven days. Says the puk in the Torah. A tremendous lesson. If you have a Jew that passes away inside the tent, even if you don't touch the body of the dead person, just entering the house where there is a dead body of an isma of a soul that left a Jewish body, the whole room becomes contaminated. The whole room becomes t that if you just enter the same house under the same roof, you as a live person become you become contaminated. This applies only to Yehudi. Only if a Yehudi passes away, does the whole room of the whole house get contaminated. If a person touches a body, a dead body, whether it's a or Yehudi, you become timid, no matter what. When you actually come in contact with the body or a bone of the body or even a hair of the body, you got to be careful. But this we just heard in the when you enter the home, you become even without touching the body only applies this status. This only applies when Yehudi passes away. The question is why? Why is it like that? And why is it that the whole rooms becomes t that anybody walks in becomes contaminated and the lesson to the is tremendous the a person can get from this puk in the of what happens in a room that there's a dead body a y that was the whole room gets contaminated all the utensils a bottle a pushka cup a table a chair everything get becomes contaminated the question is why what is the lesson behind that says the zo a tremendous reason says the when a Yehudi when a Jew when his his when his soul leaves his body what happens is in our terms there's such a empty vacuum when the nishama leaves the body there's a massive empty vacuum of now a body without a soul so automatically what happens is when you have a body without a soul when the soul was in the body there was so much kaduca so much kaduca there was so much holiness so when the nishama leaves the body there's such an empty vacuum that what happens is all the tum all the as we call them all the bad spirits jump inside the goof the body of a Jew that passed away so the z here is explaining the soul of a Jew is so powerful and there's so much that when it leaves the body there's such an empty vacuum of emptiness something has to fill that hole of emptiness cuz now there's no kushad left so what fills the body instead of the nish of a Jew all the tum all the come in and that's so much tuma there was so much room to take over from the kadusha that the whole house becomes t and the mash that they like to give to this is imagine you have a small car and a big truck and both of them get overheated by the sun right now we have a too much how it's too hot outside whatever it is what's it called a heat wave so imagine you have a small car and then you have a truck that get overheated and then they both explode the explo explosion of the smaller car is not going to be the same as big as the truck. Why? Cuz the truck has a bigger tank. The truck has a bigger engine. So the bigger the engine, the bigger the tank, the bigger the explosion is going to be. So too says the zah. When a yehoud leaves his body, when the yudi passes away, the whole room becomes tame. The whole room gets contain the whole room gets affected. Why? Because the Jew, the soul, the Yehudi, his nish is so powerful. It's such a big tank of kadusha that when it leaves the whole place explodes.