Our Goal is To Take the YESH and Turn it into AYIN | Parshas Vayikra – Parsha Preview

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

Welcome back. Para preview. Um, so it's a new safer. It's always exciting. We're ending we're we're ending off with we beginning a newra. What's interesting is that most first graders will begin from but the yal which is quoted by the kakar and others says that actually the min that should be ideally is really we should start from vayra. Baker should be the first, even though it's technical the first, even though it's technical and carbonos back and forth, but there's a lot of depth as to why that would be. Not really going to go into that exactly, but just for tonight, I want to talk about nothing. Thought it'll be interesting to talk about nothing. I asked my daughter, my two-year-old daughter, I was dropping her off at playgroup this week, and I said, "Are you excited to go to school tomorrow to Mora Estie?" And she said, "Yeah." And then I said why? And then she saidn nothing. I said that's amazing she saidn nothing. I said that's amazing because I was already thinking about this topic. I like nothing is amazing even though it sounds like nothing is nothing. So what what what does that mean nothing? Well the >> is anything wrong? Nothing. >> Huh? Right. Maybe she meant that. She probably meant that. But that is nothing. Yeah. >> Okay. >> If nothing's wrong or nothing hurts, nothing is right. Right. >> Fathering you. So in the hayomy for the 29th of B which if you learn the hayomy which is the daily regiment for for the

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1. 0:00Welcome back. Para preview. Um, so it's a new safer. It's always exciting. We're ending we're…
2. 2:06like this god created the world in all physical matter he created it meaning something from…
3. 4:38is that Jewish physical matter is spiritual ual. So that's something different. That's something that's not…
4. 6:44just enhanced the whole experience. And this is what it means to do a a tibble…
5. 9:19he represents a breath it represents air represents like we're talking about to take this physical…
6. 11:54the idea of somebody who's connected to the realm of from a spiritual perspective, that type…
7. 13:57can guide the sheep and that can be a habadic experience. Right? He connected and he…
8. 16:31okay, you know what? I'm going to be mat some of my own wants and desires…
9. 18:32elephant which its trunk which is the largest nose which represents spirituality is its hand. That…
10. 21:08person connects we connect to hashem we get close to him by transferring by going more…

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