Ari Goldwag - Breishis - Aligning Six and Seven

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you're listening to the weekly partial podcast recorded with a Shems never-ending assistance in ramat beit shemesh israel 5777 2016 this week's parsha is partially sheís we begin at the beginning of the Torah and we have the story of Adam and hava Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden famous story and I like to focus in a particular point within the story that is essential it's something that if we understand it properly it really can apply to our specific times are a specific challenge that we face in our times Torah tells us since this is at the end of chapter 2 of branches of Genesis value you should name our room in valhalla me each table a special show Adam and Eve in their original state in the garden before they had sinned before they fell from their exalted spiritual state that they began with when they were first created so they were not closed they didn't need any clothing because they weren't embarrassed the verse tells us they weren't embarrassed and as thus were no explains asthma fortune explain that in their original state just like for us when a person looks at the eyes or the nose of the mouth it has a function it has a normal function you can eat you can smell you can see etc there's no energy around it's it's simple straightforward and there's nothing selfish about it it's just used for whatever purpose it's used so to the parts of the body that are covered parts of the human body which are involved in reproduction in marital relations those parts of the body we

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2. 2:02going to just look at the mesh notice the connection that it makes to other places…
3. 4:40had told him he was going to come at noon he was going to come down…
4. 7:11different contexts when it comes to motion of an oncoming late and sister coming late the…
5. 9:41going to speak about it in a different context I'm going to leave it to you…
6. 12:14relates to something as if there's somebody else that's embarrassing when things are out of place…
7. 14:50his idea of coming late it means that there's an appointed time means that there's an…
8. 17:21in the seventh hour as well they would have received that relationship in the seventh hour…
9. 19:57about this and I said at the very beginning there's something amazing and powerful that applies…
10. 22:35the big picture we have an incredible opportunity to focus on and try to get into…

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