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Understanding Hashem's Ways - Rabbi Uri Deutsch Shlita
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Understanding Hashem's Ways Children•shidduchim•sholom Bayis•parnasa•health Rabbi Uri Deutsch Shlita Rav, Forest Park, Lakewood 27 Menachem Av 5786
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Tonight for the first time we have the
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this year now and later on understanding
Hashem's ways is my cover the corner of
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It's hard to imagine a better time
to try and gain an understanding of
than this period of the
we end
with the words
And that's actually where ends
to then say again the preceding
as Rashi says in the end of
Because the mill ends with words of
admonishment.
So therefore we repeat again the
preceding puk
but in fact migillas concludes
with as Rashi describes it
and Rashi explains that ofu
despite the fact that we acknowledge
Klis says as the novi expresses it on
behalf of Klis
even though sheu Even though we've
strayed,
you
shouldn't have multiplied what appears
to us as your anger.
What does the expression
mean?
Until a lot.
What's the difference between using the
expression harb and using the
expression?
What's the difference between
harb which implies much and which is a
lot? What's exactly the difference in
kesh between the two?
And the way it's explained in the rishim
is that the word harbe refers to a
measurable quantity that's in front of
us. So we could be accustomed to have
for example
a certain amount would be the usual
amount we expect of something and har
would be more than that.
There's a certain accepted amount of
present more.
When we use the term,
what we're implying is is that the ribi,
the multiplicity, the increase goes
beyond what's actually present.
Mo means beyond what we can immediately
measure or beyond what we can
immediately conceive of or understand.
So therefore we can have the expression
even together because har means what's
in front of us has been multiplied to a
larger than expected quantity and means
it then goes further.
For example
money is called
as we say in Krishna.
Why is it that money is called?
Because the value of money is in terms
of what it can generate in profit. So it
contains in it a larger quantity than
itself beyond what's actually present.
So when we say
it means that the and what is endured
didn't end at the point of the
means left its mark for generations for
millennia
and therefore Rashi says
What defines golus and specifically the
golus of ba sheni as the ramban points
out towards the end of paras kisovi
is that what actually defines the golus
that we're in is that it doesn't have
what's called the koul
we don't have a clear sense of when the
go is going to end
golus
says as represented by the
has a clear case of shim as the
describes at length in the various
calculations that were made by various
to know when that golus will end. But
the ultimate goal, the golus which will
be the precursor to gulahid to basia
is a golus without an end like the
points out paraso doesn't end with a
kates
beyond the intensity of the actual
description of the described it's
reaches far further than that and we in
fact in the present can't even know what
that will reach
and that's where the migilla ends
and we add
in order like Rashi says not to be mess
with
and the obvious question is is why does
the migilla end that way?
Let the megula end with that
Why was that preceded by the Torah?
And we understand that there's two
profound limuim two profound
understandings
that the novi is teaching us by
arranging theim in that way.
The first is that
before we contemplate any sorrow that
we're experiencing,
before we feel and internalize the
present reality of
we proceed that by first thinking about
that's
sorrow even though it appears to be is
actually finite. There is a Kates
the two systems of Kates as we know and
so on but it's not without
a
so before being
in the
we proceed any introspection about
sorrow we're experiencing
with The profound understanding of
sorrow as profound as difficult as
anguished as it might be
has before it began been determined its
purpose its extent and its limitations.
And then there's another profound lesson
that the novi is giving us.
We will have to struggle on our own
sometimes while experienced sorrow to
believe in.
The novi ends his words with
there are times when collectively
individually may feel
like she says so powerfully.
It can't be
deserves what I'm experiencing.
Can't be.
And we want to hear the words of the
novi again hashu. But the novi doesn't
give us those words
because now it's our and our which we
have to generate internally to
reinvigorate ourselves at that in that
place of darkness in that place of
confusion in that place where we can
feel hopeless to then ourselves say
that we see from the sequencing of the
Every Torah is preceded by a purpose, a
reason, a rationale. There's the
ultimate goal of
there's a cosmic purpose in everything,
in every detail, in every part.
And there are times when we'll feel the
depths of
and that's where the gives us the and
the opportunity to generate our own
declaration of
this is especially poignant
in what the gmorrah in the end
describes as
where we understand
describing
the latter part of the panorama of
history
in which the end says
cloud will be bereft of the usual
insight. and clarity and resource
that allows Clalis
to be able to relate to
will be missing
Mikdosh Sanhedrin Mel Novi
all the key treasures that Khalis has
and
doesn't mean that in absence of all of
those we'll be left with just That
it means the purpose of the mash is to
bring us to the point where each one of
us will in ourselves will then be able
through the Torah, through the lack of
clarity, through the confusion, through
the distance
to be able to declare that it's a
reality to us that there is nothing but
of
the avoid of the of
to discover
Migillas begins
and as we said we'll use
and how the novi wants us to in this to
then expand into a general discussion of
understand of trying to gain a
appreciation of
the Second
Novi declares Clis as being in a state
of
Khalis has no
in his purish.
So the brings in the name of the
grandson of the carbonar the mafar of
the teranim
and he describes the grandson of the of
the carbonar.
He says
one of the rabbon of Ismir the grandson
of the carbonar.
And he says this description that the
nobi says of
gives us a key to understand the
sequence of theukim in the end of the of
pious avance
of theukim are difficult to understand
familiar from two weeks ago
and these ha
are the source of cloudy soul's clarity
in gul
we know that from that would have
applied in some years to the of this
past week of pious
that the of displaces the of
the importance of maintaining the
sequence of the is central to the avoid
of this period and the read like this.
The novi is speaking to those who are
who those who want to find
of
and the noi gives him an instruction.
Look at the rock that so to speak you
were hammered out from
who are those?
Look at the sorrow. And then the
familiar theft ends with
etc.
The obvious question is is how did these
flow
theem who are seeking to see the bar of
gulus?
So they're told to look at the and then
a vision of the gul
how are these connected?
So there is a in parenu on the sur
which means that forgot the rock from
which you were born
the says that
forgets that what maintains them in
golus
is
and the quotes this
so it seems that the understands
understands that the sukim are reminding
cloud
what is their source of kum and their in
the like we said saysla
he says we find in a number of
that interpret the word in the sense of
by
olive
If there isn't literally a son,
investigate further to see if there's
other offspring. So to
there are times in which the word ain
can be read and understood as
so the asks where's the source of this
interpretation that kazal say that the
word in can be understood as
he says this
about senu it says familiar puk vati He
sorrow.
Sor was an Aurora and was unable to have
a child, but she did.
Which means even though what it looked
like was a but a deeper understanding of
of the of the
a deeper understanding of what is
possible with a more profound grasp of
the reality
leads us to see the aim of all of
so
can be substituted as read as look
further and see that there's something
far deeper here and what appears to be
is really
the for that is a biscillas
begins with the noi describing claw as
says the novi it's never really
because
look at the look at the shish of a sorim
Alo just means that's what it appears to
be. But in reality of there's something
much more profound that the eye can't
immediately see.
And therefore says the noi a situation
of desperation and hopelessness now
becomes
we're looking to find
in the intense of
where do we have the ability where does
and every individual get the ability to
roll back to peel back and see below
what looks like an absolutely aim to see
just the opposite
says the noi
because that all of
came from something which was an aim but
became the sherish of all of all of the
dy aim can be substituted to
look deeper
be that there's a more profound that we
may not be able to immediately see
because in a situation of impossibility
there could exist the sher of the whole
of
says the novi therefore when we end
with a sense of
the response is let's look deeper
we can find the underpinnings of rakim
of Yeshua in the hastara
and therefore we can then be again
The Gmorrah in
discusses
the
forum shall.
And the Gmorrah has a discussion
where does that of the take place
obviously is
describing innisim
but the garra's lion is in the ga that
rashi has
that there is in bavoi in the inner in
the inner chambers and in body there
isn't
raan
and many kadmim
have the exact opposite gears in the
gimar that there's never in bate gavoi
but there can be in boy
and many kadim explain that this is the
ika of the gumar
that bavoi does not have
and even inas rashi the ra in paradis
explains that fundamentally even rashi
agrees that in bavoy there isn't rash is
referring to in gavoi these are of
course but the sense that we understand
from that is is that in bavoi there
isn't it's boi only that's subject to
amid of
let's first define the concept of as a
description of
the
moral writes in a number of places that
the word is closely associated with the
word no
when a person is
what what happens is is that the eyes
are most directly affected
by the person being in a state of
one example is that the eyes fill with
tears
and says the moral because the impact of
is to olude the vision of a person.
It doesn't allow the person to see
clearly
and that's why and are so closely
associated in their shish
because what brings a person to
is the despair that they can't see a way
forward their like
they're in a situation where they see no
way out from the sorrow that they're in
sorrow.
mates are they're constricted they're
trapped and if they can see no way of
forward then that brings a person to a
state of and brings a person to
says the gro that's why is accompanied
by dema because when the eye fills with
tears the eye then loses its clarity of
vision the vision gets oluded at that
point
means the ability to see a way forward.
The despair that can envelop a person
when he feels I'm in a sorrow which
doesn't seem to have a way to be able to
proceed from
when we describe that there is
>> it means the places us
in a situation where we don't see how
the of the is showing us that there's a
way forward
When Mikto was Clis didn't see anymore
how Clis would then continue.
The reason why aelim is accomplished by
is because the absolute finality of
someone being
is the most intense experience of
something which is absolutely
unre unrediated
by something that we can do
and that's why the intensity of evil is
accompanied with
buttor
means
appears to us as though we are in a
state of which has no way forward
but of course that's only in BOI
says the
and the leash quotes that this is
already in the and in the gear of Raban
in the Gmorra it's only in Boi
it's only in how things appear on the
surface But in Bavoy
in terms of what we understand is the
profound roten of the
we're in that of course there's
direction and of course there's and of
course we're being
we want to be able to see
we want our vision back
because udes it and we won't have vision
back.
That's why and are so often associated
because the depth of of the Torah of
Golus is the hanoga of what seems to be
where the vision is oluded no like the
marel says eyes filled with dema that
doesn't allow us to see clearly forward
But just to give us perhaps
some further understanding
in what Bavoy represents
to relate a nifla that it says in the
safe and ner from the kajnit.
This is a purish that the cognit wrote
on
and in purish he writes he writes the
following.
He says
when we as clis or as individuals
undergo
we undergo
we undergo an experience of
and as Rashi says
we understand that the
is commensurate
So he says we could have thought
that that means
that the of the
limits
the gill of hog was sort of
an aberration a corruption a change from
what
was
and here the maget says the following
lion
He says
he says we are
that there isn't a detail of the of the
even though it may appear to us as a
wasn't part of the rot of the at the
very foundation of the
and he says where's the proof
He saysim
that described the beginning of
massacious
to the four
is
like we mentioned which is a which seems
to be limitless
and despite the fact that all of that
existed within
every ends with the words.
He says and that's how we understand
what we say in the maf of
we ask that the should bring us back.
What does the word
mean?
So ordinarily we understand means a
which will then never end
but it's based on a which says that when
will be it will be the
which doesn't refer to what will
experience what will experience at the
moment of
so is a description of something not a
prediction of what will be limitlessly
but a prediction of the state of
completion of the so mag explains it
this way. He says
slave
he says
and we experience
events we experience happenings in our
lives that cause us mirror a slave that
are bitter or difficult are challenging.
He says
In the same way as on in the span of
Kalis's history
the gal were part of theam's original
rot sign
there's something so profound that in
the moment we don't grasp but when the k
set in motion the entire history of the
bria there was nothing but simha
lass of the migill
contains in it
the agony of the endless golus. But all
of that was in part of
means the ability to appreciate and
experience how everything that we
endured was actually truly
how everything that we endured was part
of
is the elation says the magg of those
coming out of God was realizing
that it was in the moment that it
appeared to be that it appeared to be
that it appeared to be so but in reality
there was purpose there was a profound
accomplishment in all of it in every
detail of it and that's something which
we'll experience last
but the bisc and his safer and towards
the end of the safer brings in the name
of his father
that what we will be to at the point of
is what he calls
in which all the circles will close
where every journey will be shown to be
complete.
It's in the moment that we see what the
describes as
he says
and then he says the following.
It's not as though the plan was
subverted and something else was
substituted in its place.
It's not as though our is a failure that
it should have been something else. And
this is what
has to accept.
Although it's bewildering to us, how
could it be? Because seemingly
it seems to have been done because of
our because of but in reality on a
profound level it's
how do we understand that we can't
writes in the end of Arabame
he says when the Rambam classically
gives us an understanding
of how the knowledge of the
and the free will of the person namely
can be consistent
because as the Raam asks the
has to be absolute and infallible and
therefore the must by definition know
what will be and therefore the can't
subvert that and the says
that question is because the idea of the
and our not the same thing
in reality.
That same question
of how they could exist and is also the
question of how and can coexist
because seems to be to us something that
subverts the rot of the but everything
is so how does it how is it consistent
if there's no how is it consistent the
answer is we can't understand that
when the became limited and our minds
became
the way to create us that we can only
grasp something finite according to the
dimensions of the in which we live. So
we have this inconsistency
but says
are consistent says
consistent
how
you don't know
but
it's all part of
every aspect of a slave everything
that's included in
The depth of is to merit
to see how the
could include at the same time.
How is that? I can't understand it.
But there's other dimensions of the bria
says that that our minds have to somehow
make consistent and our logic fails us.
So says it's the same thing here.
Somehow in these
two things can exist and yet in our
dimension we can't understand it.
He says,
"What we're looking forward is
but what maintains us in the present
is that knowledge that even if we can't
discern it and even if we can't
understand it and certainly even if we
can't feel it but it's absolutely limit
There's the
it's been anticipated. It's been exactly
determined and its purpose is part of
what describes as
there's a plan.
There's a mosaic. There's a panorama of
and we in our narrow perspective see one
part of it
but it was all
he says
And that allows us to understand that
what we're experiencing
is so much bigger than ourselves.
Very often we feel
that we can be and understand the of we
can learn
and other that give us clarity in
we can be mis and understand profoundly
but then at some point it fails us and
the reason why it fails us is because we
think that that's all if a person is
rohi But if what we've done
all of that doesn't apply.
That's where the lim and the inem
sometimes we feel fails us
because we think that yes all of it
would have been writt
but
like in the words of
I've come to the point when I've been
I've been I've been dismissed. I've been
pushed away.
And therefore we feel somehow what's
happening to us
can't be
can't be.
And here we have the profoundity of what
that of the
if something can exist it must be
because nothing can exist if it isn't
roson
explains that that doesn't mean
eventually you'll help me out of the
gates
It means
means because ultimately there can be no
because if I am here it means it's that
I should be here and therefore this now
allows me to forge a new path in from
the gates.
How does that make sense? But didn't I
come here through
says yes that's the same question as
how on the one hand these two things can
be consistent we don't know but nothing
can exist if it isn't
and therefore
means because even a person may think
he's in a state of
and
there isn't such a reality there's only
one reality which means then is allowing
that place to become a new path.
We're familiar with theim
but the says that the reason why
we lay in the of
is because a person can think like
thought that I can be
I've reached a point in which
and I'm no longer subject to the roten
of the
and the answer is that the continuously
generates paths for a person's
will be and send the dag to find you and
bring you back to your
the
way that a person removes himself from
even What if a person feels that I'm
subject to
is that possible? Seemingly that it's
connected
that's part of the
it says the this is what the means that
there's no
because even though it may appear
externally as though something has been
subverted as that we can't see how
but there can be a way forward. But
we're in a situation of
because the
as profound and as
abstract as that might seem.
We're on the threshold
of
just this past Shabas
as we saw Salant describes it in his we
heard the
which is generally understood to refer
to the says
as
famously writes
who isn't moved who isn't shaken when
hearing the
but it's remarkable that in the sed of
the which we've been basing our on
the sequence as established by the Gim
there's
the puranisa
there's
and then there's often
the period of
overlaps with the final haftus of
we would have assumed that once we enter
into
we begin the preparation of their
towards the final of
Taurus would then shift to reflect that
but it's not that way
the will begin later
and so on
but now through we're accompanied still
by paras of
and perhaps one Reason for this
is because
in order for us to approach the
whose essence is
the essence of the
to be.
How do we see that?
How do we exist in a world that has such
profound?
The first avoid we need before
envisioning the magnificence of
the avoid that we need before we can
speak about the
is TO BE THAT THE is
we're going to be make afro.
It's not as though the goula will
emerge, the goul by on its own as
something that doesn't follow from the
time of golus.
The gula will emerge from spear Yeshua.
It will emerge from being that now we
are in the hanogas of bavoi.
And so we want to approach the
the accompanies us is first let's
discover the of the
and then we can speak about its final
magnificent Gil the
accompany us through the avoid of
because to speak about the
to speak Gilimus.
We understand that the
path to Gilimus
the means through which Gilimus is going
to come the way of that is from the
this is all part of
it's all part of the mahalik of
even though as the leash asks so
powerfully in
doesn't it look like the
matim and opposite is happening.
Don't we understand that the dates are
becoming more of
more limited
all parts of the mir
but to be inspired with the the
we understand that that's coming the hog
of the galas presently but let's go a
step further
for a person to be able to
on himself.
The reality of a person being a
means a person understanding
that there is no reality even for
himself.
And for a person to be able to see that
and live it requires a person to be that
despite
despite a world that seems to be an of
asan says a familiar
the avoid of being
through the depth of what we began with
from the a merely means
a just means on one level it can't be
seen but at its most profound it can be
discerned
olive
and that ability for a person to see and
live that there is nothing but
requires the ability for a person not to
be overwhelmed
as though their would
And to understand that nothing even in
the depths of the of the golus exists
but for its
if we internalize that and understand it
that we can begin to approach what malus
is.
Malus goes far beyond
just being
and not being
it's as
seeing ourselves as a
when nothing exists and in reality it's
a
brings that to explain that The way a
person is to that defines and and and
and quantifies
begins by a person being he begins with
the same way as an a master has to
provide is evid with the means to carry
out his mission.
So too says the ultimately is our
understanding that the provides for us
commensurate
to us seeing ourselves as a
lot that is quoted very often by many
swar based ones.
The definition of an evid is that no
self exists.
And as sis repeats in so many places
particularly in safer
the greatest way in which a person
accomplishes the hashl of himself and
becomes his
battle
that says is one of the ploy of
that through a person being
he finds himself.
But how do we have the ability
to live that mitus that there is nothing
but returning?
So we first need the lim of
we need the lim to understand that it
can look like
but in reality
because there's an additional which is
called
which as we said is learned from
conclude with itell
that said the balat
into
that that means
means when eventually we'll beesh again
the
feeling of closeness and the yearning
for the should approach what there was
when we
Golos is an opportunity
to be misin
which we glean from the
of
and came back
the
begins with
the rotum to find to connect
that's the gift of go to discover the
gavo in
I remember hearing from one of my
he It was mazak man going through a
sorrow
and he said to him in he said
the going to
when he Yeshua comes you'll yearn for
the kur of that again
this is the gift of this time of g
the chuk itself
and when came
that when
the should be that profound,
an ace of sorrow, an ace of
obviously is to find the
and when we're that there is that an
irrefutable and immutable fact that
there's nothing but
then we can approach the and be
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