Cry for the Pain, Then Come Eat Bread | Likkutei Torah Ki Savo'u #5

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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.

So in the mimer we are in the middle of the shop from parah which is also a uh I think is in the sense that it's a major part of the mimer really a huge part of the mimer really focuses on what is and what learning t is and how a Jew should learn tra the relationship between The Tyra above and the Tyra below. The relationship between the earth and the seed and the fruit. The three aspects of Tyra Tyra source in God's infinite wisdom. And then the way the Tyra is experienced in Ganeden in the higher spiritual realms where they experience the radiance of the experience the as a a powerful manifestation of divine pleasure. And then there's the way the terra is down here in this world where it could be perceived superficially as simply a a slew of technical intricate laws even with fantastic logic and a lot of intellectual beautiful ideas and and depth and and creativity and comparisons which require dissection and analysis and tremendous knowledge. and deep meticulous penetration, keen keen penetration into the words and into the concepts and all the different methods and formulas of Tyra study that have developed throughout the generations both those who were more into which is just the knowledge of the more basic texts and and and going further into the depth but the common denominator is that the terra the way it's perceived by us down here in This world is in for the most part the terra of Nigla. The revealed part is very tangible, very concrete dealing mostly with physical physical matter, physical items as he gave the examples of and certainly many parts of it that deal with litigations and and monetary issues and civil disputes and civil law whether it's between custodians and the people who gave things to the custodians, between borrowers and lenders, between um

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1. 0:01So in the mimer we are in the middle of the shop from parah which is…
2. 6:10make the bread edible which is planting and then grinding and then kneading and then baking.…
3. 12:21really vulnerable to look at everything not to run away not to shut my eyes. That's…
4. 18:34earnest way. It'll be it'll be more clear. It'll be more clear. Let's see. This is…
5. 25:01water. Like we say in the about this is in remember the father who was drawn…
6. 31:14Okay. So for example here is a case it says when you want to bring a…
7. 37:29Water by nature has the ability, the capacity to be cohesive, to connect things. What does…
8. 43:46something deeper and that's the fire. When you put something in fire, there's nothing left. There's…
9. 50:13that's okay, but if you want to get the fire, if you want to touch the…
10. 56:30Ysef is feeling compassion for. This means to be a master of reckoning. to consider and…

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