Parshas Behar - The Pomona Magid! | פרשת בהר - המגיד מפומונו

I yoy yoy yoy. The same mitzvah that you can only do in Israel. Shmita is a reminder of Shabbos. Bahar, the seder of Shmita. But Shabbos you can normally happen to. But Shmita can only be done in Israel. And I was thinking it comes to show us many things. First of all, when you have Shmita and you leave your fields, the fruits go for the people who don't have. You work hard, you go on a vacation somewhere, but you have in mind other people who don't have. Yovel and Shmita, I think it shows us that nothing is forever. Not work, not money. With the Yovel, you think you buy a property, I'm going to buy a property in Florida, I'll buy a property here, it's going to be mine for my kids, I'm building I'm building generational um wealth. It's It's okay to think like this, but if you look at the past, how many Yovels does someone have have in their life? How many pesos do you have? How many tickets do you have? People in Europe, they bought the property, they don't have it now. People in Spain, we're sure we're living in in in good times now, people in Europe and America, but people lived in Spain for a thousand years, like they they thought it's forever. And now people live in Spain, but the Jewish communities are not so so in Spain as it was then in the time of the Rambam. I think it teaches us nothing is forever. That's the mortality. That's the human being. And every time we're here, we work, but we take a Shmita, we feel the connection with nature. With nature, the emunah magid.