Torah 05 | Good Point with Shmili Barmi Indig

Imagine if you woke up in the morning and really believed the whole world [music] was created just for me. Ramma says that doesn't mean ego. It means responsibility. If the world was created for me, then I'm responsible [music] to fix it, to care, to pray for everyone in it. How he says [music] the main thing is to do mitzvah with crazy joy. Not because [music] I want points in Haba the next world, but because I'm in love with the mitzvah itself. When I put on fill and give to [music] light candles, I'm actually stepping into Hashem's own joy in his creation. But the heart can't be truly happy if [music] it's twisted and blocked. So, Hashem sends thunder, those powerful awakenings, that strong [music] voice in prayer to shake out the crookedness of the heart and straighten it. When I mix awe and love, yava, use my voice like a chauffeer to call out to God with joy. I'm not just fixing myself. I'm literally helping repair [music] the entire world that was created for me.