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The opening of this shiur, in Living with Emunah - Rabbi Efrem Goldberg’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.
>> Barista. >> The barista. I don't know if they call that in Israel, but the woman behind the counter in the mall in Israel, she said, "Would you like a Benoni? Which size do you want?" And I turned to her and I said, "Halav benoni." And she looked at me and she said, "What?" I said, "Yes, Benon, please." So anyway, Tanya on the mind that we qualify that we can be called that we're worthy of being benonim. Whether you're offering ordering a coffee or you're living life halavon, we're simply trying to be a benon. We're in the middle of parl. We spoke about first what is the animal soul. Then we spoke about what is the godly soul. The different components that comprise every of who we are. This tension, this battle, the animal inside us that we're not trying to slaughter or obliterate or purge. the animal that we're trying to train and elevate the godly soul and the multiple parts that the godly soul is made up of. Spoke about the tensos. We talk about the intellect control the emotion. And that's where we left off in the middle of perk gimmel which is where do feelings come from? We talk about the feelings awe and fear of hashem, love of hashem. We talk about the feelings we have interpersonally with one another and of course most significantly between us and hashem. Where do those feelings come from? Feelings in Torah, in Yiddishkite, feelings are not just ephemeral. They're not illdefined. They're not just what swells up inside us. They're not things that are just feelings that can't be put into words or can't be described. Genuine real
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- 0:30>> Barista. >> The barista. I don't know if they call that in Israel, but the…
- 2:08feelings, authentic feelings, meaningful feelings, productive feelings emanate from the intellect. They begin from a place…
- 4:15aim is somebody a zak is somebody who's reached the right ripe old age who doesn't…
- 6:25have a few and say, "Oh, I have such a hashem and you're asem." It begins…
- 8:28when you see you see the panorama of the room or of the picture. There's chairs,…
- 10:31transcends all worlds. And number three, in his presence, everything is zero. So, Hashem, the greatness…
- 12:01which is without limit. Hashem is the he is the limitless light. He doesn't have a…
- 14:07that's a p that's not an awe. You can be in awe of the police. You…
- 16:13detrimental effect on us. And we need we need awe. We need awe of awesome things…
- 18:20more intellect, the more understanding, the more knowledge, the more the more bina you have, the…
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