Torah Ohr Moshe Yedaber #3: So Many Lies Have Attached Themselves to Me — Time to Let Them All Go

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi YY Jacobson’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

a cold winter. >> You want to remember very good. Very good. Let's just hope that next year shouldn't be former [laughter] global warming. >> Okay. We're going to warm ourselves up. >> Okay, so we're up to page 135 column 2 column 2. We did the first few lines. One, two, three, four. Huh? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Today's class is dedicated by Anat Brahman in honor of her husband God ben Aveni. Thank you for your unwavering support and your deep dedication to our family with all the blessings. Amen. Thank you very very much. Okay. So last uh good again last Shia which was Shia number two we began the paragraph of K deashem yeah and here the alterba explains something extremely extremely fundamental which is really a it sheds a light on so many suglanations and so many of in my and I'm going to suggest whoever didn't hear it should listen to the second class because it's very fundamental ideas and the main is that Kana says in her prayer k is hashem what's k is hashem so he tes hashem consists so to speak of two perceptions or contains within himself kis hashem encompasses encompasses two deis and those two deas are not just you say two opinions those two deis From them come all the deas in the world. You understand when it says here, why two? There's a lot of deas. The answer is there's only two. >> Yeah. >> Root of >> these two deas are the root of all the other deas in the world literally. In other words, everything can be traced back to one of these two deas. And this is a very important to understand. That's why it's ke these two deis. It's tekk or at least it seem it seems as two. Let's put it that way. It begins as

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