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Likkutei Torah Behar #3: The Physical and Spiritual Process of Germination

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Rabbi YY Jacobson

Rabbi YY Jacobson explores the spiritual and physical process of germination in this Likkutei Torah class.

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Okay, today's class is dedicated by Dina Dorbush in honor and the merit of all of our hostages. May they be immediately released and liberated. Amen. Kenya, thank you very very much. We're good. Okay. [Music] So the last two that we learned last week, we almost finished the first chapter, the first pedic you see it's uh page 79 in the Hebrew it's me column one dme column one. And the last point that we learned was after he discussed at length the idea of uh remember open up create an opening so that we should be able to experience each other as means my sister from the word Alexandria Alexandria not the greatest form of a kesher of a not bringing two things together and really demonstrating that they're one to the point that there is complete fusion. And he explained that midikim is the idea that the experience that the embedded love in every single soul which is and is completely one with the so even after it becomes created and it comes down and it's dressed up in a body and an animal consciousness they still retain that same state of oneness what he calls and love like it says doesn't if I'm sitting, if I'm going, if I'm lying, if I'm standing, if I'm in bed, the connection is always there. It's like a fish and water. It's just organically connected because that's who I am. Doesn't want to be separated. That's called mislam. And that's like the love of a brother and a sister which is inherent. It's intrinsic. It's part of the DNA. It's embedded in them. It's not something you need to create. You need to uh meditate on, you need to prepare for, you need to initiate. There could be blockages, but we see it in children, right? A brother and a sister and a functional family. There's just a

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  1. 0:02Okay, today's class is dedicated by Dina Dorbush in honor and the merit of all of
  2. 6:31much I need you to open up that which is opened by the by the end
  3. 12:51until the very the very power of the core of the soul becomes subsumed like a
  4. 19:21is based on this says it a little differently. The zya says there's three things, three
  5. 25:42and then the soul can return to Hashem to be absorbed in the body of the
  6. 32:06which is what means follows the order of making bread. He realized that we know the
  7. 38:35and is it's all about agriculture. So the physical phenomenon of it and this was essential
  8. 45:05So now the roots come out. The coat opens up. The roots come out and that
  9. 51:24Yet what you're spitting out, that's the core. That's the um that has the DNA that
  10. 58:00feminine waters. Kayakman is when something arouses and inspires and triggers something in the mashia. The

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