Why Animals Kill Each Other?

you ever wonder why in the animal kingdom everybody's killing each other there's predator and prey isn't it a funny phenomenon that we're so against it amongst us humans even though unfortunately there are some humans that are still doing it and acting like predator and praise but by the animal kingdom it's so accepted and that's just the way of living and there's no other way for them to live we all know a lion or a tiger only eats meat and this the only way for him to survive why does the world look like this so listen to an incredible usod based on the writings of the and the bris the bris the and others that say that's really connected to our tell us that looked at the Torah as Torah as the blueprints and from there he created the world sounds pretty classic sounds kind of cliche if I could say but you don't realize how much this affects us says someone who doesn't believe is a me he's an he's heretic and I'll explain to you why usually we see the phenomenon that we have parents and therefore we have a that tells us but the EMT is exactly the opposite the truth is the opposite it's because the Torah says that there is a MIT so therefore now we have a phenomenon that everybody has parents meaning the way the world was created was based on the MIT and the Torah in order that those 63 MIT could become could exist therefore the Torah went therefore the Torah was developed and made and then eventually the world was developed a way to imitate the Torah that's what it means blueprints just like every blueprints that we're familiar with we usually think we have this this crazy hard difficult Yahara therefore the Torah says watch out watch your eyes don't talk be careful what you put in your mouth it's exactly the opposite it's because the Torah says that I have there's idea of and therefore I want you to restrict your be careful about the things you eat make sure your eyes don't wander to the wrong places because the Torah says these things all of a sudden we have a t we have a Yara so developed in this world there's this phenomenon that we call a Yahara that exists so strong because we have to go ahead and overpower it and be able to keep to the Torah it all goes together and therefore when we talk about killing or stealing or most things that are well understood is basically based on the Torah since the Torah said it's us it exists in this world and therefore we feel guilty when it's done a person even though he might go ahead and Rob someone else pickpocket someone else try to pull him pull a few a few extra dollars off of someone in some business deal in the end of the day sometime he's going to have what we call M spoon Matoon a type of guilty conscience and that comes because the Torah says don't do it and the Torah developed this idea that we call it cons we feel bad even though of course we all have the capability to do it we could do it but the Torah is the one that developed the conscience because the Torah is there therefore we feel guilty that it's done animals have no Torah they were never built on a Torah it doesn't exist they're there to serve us it's a different sheer and it's not relevant for now but as much as the Torah is not there there's nothing to be guilty about that's their existence that's how they live and there's nothing wrong with one animal killing the other because they're not based on a teral world the world that's surrounded by Terror and therefore it's perfectly okay if you're going to ask me from the non-jews the don't forget they have seven MIT also and therefore those seven Mitzvah obviously limit them and put them in the place that they're supposed to feel and that's why every country or Society should have these laws of actually not allowing killing except for some Palestinian countries but more or less that's the uh that's the idea now why does re call this why is this and this is a very important lesson okay so you for today's year maybe I thought the other way around am I such a bad guy who cares roli says in a letter an incredible idea you have two people who work a nine to five job equally each one is doing the same job and even maybe learning a little bit at night afterwards but they're in two different worlds one person his Bas is my job my money my parosa I got to do and you know you know I don't feel good about not doing anything so will make it to some type of D maybe every other she maybe on the second side of the D he'll make it to the end of the sh he'll always try to make it to the to be able to attend his but there's a second guy who again he might be working that same job as the first but he's in a different world he's in the world of he doesn't start he doesn't add Torah to his life his life is Torah meaning everything he's doing is focused on the all that's what I have from there I build my world my priorities is built on the Torah what school I decide to send my children is decided by the Torah how much I'm capable of learning of being able to get out and be able to keep a seter is based on the Torah how much do I need to work how many hours sh be keeping two jobs or one is based on the Torah everything his mind is running before I would give that immediate jerk kneejerk reaction to my wife when she made that comment when I was walking out the door first that decision comes by looking the Torah and from there I will make that decision he's in a different world he's in he's in a different world and again I'm not talking about the guy who's a CO guy who's the good old D I'm not talking about a rabbi even talking about the same straightforward guy N9 to-5 guy with his business suit in his tie like everybody else but the difference is is his focus of life is Torah an accessory is it something that just comes as an addition or is it something that's part of my my roots is a part of my life this is what I am built from I grow from this these are the roots of my foundations it's not just something that I add on to the car it's not the nice rear view mirror that I put on the car it's the car it's the engine it's the way that makes me move this is what makes me tick created the world that way and that's how we have to create ourselves we have to make ourselves part of that part and parcel of that idea shevitz and the Mir Yeshiva were on their way back from Shanghai in the middle of the Indian Ocean for coming back to was eventually or to AR Israel and then eventually to America some of them and they were in the middle of the ocean looking right left and Center and they only saw water in all directions one of theim went toim and they asked him rebi where are we how far like where how many more days is there I hope we have enough rations you know this a very scary phenomenon there was no television screens we didn't know what was going on where are we or we're in the middle of this place in this in the middle we're in the middle of the saer in other words his Focus was where we are it just happens to be we're there but where we are is based on the dff that you are located presently that's where it comes from I'm not talking about the word don't go with those levels because then you'll just say oh this is not for me in other words if our focus is what I can be doing in my decisions are based on where the Torah perspective comes what is a I wish had an audience with how much would I pay to have an audience a private meeting with so you do look at the if you need that sometimes you need a rabbi to be able to help you to get you that position but the rabbi is developing through his throat what is coming to tell you listen look pay attention because K is sending you that message be the baby in the mother's arm that goes from one errand to the next erand to the next errand that when you ask the mother she'll say I was in the post office I went shopping and I ended up going to visit my friend but when you ask the baby he's only in one place he's with Mommy he's always with Mommy nowhere else a person who's in right a person who's always focused on the Torah that's where he is everything else is subordinate it's an accessory it's something that you also do don't run away from the world that's not the message we're here in this world to be able to do what we need to do but the frame of mind is different Al Al Al we can get to this or we can be M our children in this direction because I have to tell you and especially here I'm in Israel and I see the difference sometimes it's a breath of fresh air in a place where we are surrounded with such a selfish Society where everything is a focus about me myself and I my decisions are all that matters the way the Western world is teaching us to think what I think is em L if it's left or the right center up down up right turn around doesn't matter whatever I think and how many levels are there in everybody thinking everyone's got their own opinion so then that's the that's the truth and we have a from our we have in order to teach us that no not always everything I think is the S we have something that's higher we're above we're in a different level appreciate that we have such a connection to be able to be told in a wrer that Torah tells us sometimes that it guides us it puts our perspective in the right place we build our world around that frame of mind a Godly way of thinking we have a private audience with thees utilize it take advantage of it make of make those decisions based on that and not on everyone's Free Will decision that comes just on the based of whatever my stomach told me what to do that day if you raise your children like that you will see beautiful children I I I Never Promised otherwise I would I would promise if we would be able to raise our children with that children that are not just into their teenage selves children that are into what's next to kind of iPhone I can get it would be such a focus on understanding just like I have no I know that there's a being above me they see a parent that realizes that my decision is not everything runs my life so they will also understand oh if ABA or IMA says this if TTI your mommy says this then yes that's something that we also do the lesson that we're learning today is the way the world was developed was from the Torah to the world and not the other way around or not together so to the way we think starts with the tah and from there we develop our decisions into how we will take our world into our perspective and that should hopefully spill over to our children and they will learn the C the same concept that and or my parents who represent theem make our decisions and we work of course with our own way of thinking to be able to do things shalom