Yaarot Devash - R. Uri Lati - TorahAnytime.com

But says, "What's the difference between matsah and they share two letters, but one letter is different?" Well, let's look at it together. Hamitz matzah. They both share which letters and sadi. Very good. has a and has a says what's the difference between and mats in your life? Well, if you look at the the is a letter that you cannot enter. There's no opening. It's closed. That's a person that closes Hashem from his life. That shuns Hashem away. That doesn't believe in Hashem. that doesn't have a hashem. He's a hame kind of guy. But look at the hair. Look at the mats. The the hair looks a little bit like the small opening. That's all Hashem wants. All Hashem wants is give me a small opening. Give me a small window. Let the light shine in, please. That's all it is. Says that's the difference between a person that's a hame person and a mah person. And yes, we only eat matsah for eight days of the year. Yes. But I know some people that eat matsah every single day. I used to live in a apartment building and my kitchen window was always facing the other kitchen. You know, the neighbors. I don't know where they came from, but they always ate matzah. They always had a mata box by their window sill. I don't understand what it was. I don't know whether was Jewish or not. It doesn't really matter. But eating matsah infuses in you that understanding that I want to open for hashem a window. I want to open a small opening for for Hashem.