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Va'yedaber Moshe El Roshei Ha'matos 5672 - Part 19/Perek 40D

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The Parsha In My Life - Rabbi Reuven Wolf

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Welcome to the Elo podcast and this is class number 19 in the discourse which is the 10th discourse in the overall book 5672. And this is going to lead us into the last uh the last last part of the discourse. It is the fourth class in chapter 40 and it it it starts the last paragraph in chapter 40 in which he is paragraph in chapter 40 in which he is um taking us back to the questions he asked at the beginning of the discourse which are relating to the Torah portion. As we discussed earlier that this this discourse has one is an exploration of uh themes that stand independently but yet because this is go this is like extremely extremely long and the Reb the Reb the author would say these discourses every week. So he would add after he like developed the theme of the discourse itself, he he he he he spliced discourse itself, he he he he he spliced it so to speak and added in a be in a beginning and an end every week in accordance to the Torah portion. So at this point is where he concluded this the the main theme of this discourse which was the concepts of the idea of myoma mata up and down in the of an essential quality that there is in all the various different levels. There is up and down is not just more light and less light but also fundamentally different on as each level a certain

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  1. 0:04Welcome to the Elo podcast and this is class number 19 in the discourse which is
  2. 3:44can you can see their energy and sense their energy through looking at them. But when
  3. 7:18world you have such like my father likes to use the term clarity of reality. You
  4. 10:54a vow, a vow really means it's not an oath. An oath is usually oath means
  5. 14:30sacrificial animal even though they're not going to offer this as a sacrifice they're not going
  6. 18:08the life of the king. So, he explains like that. How how do we get that?
  7. 21:42receive its input from? receives its input from the because what's feeding the emotions the they
  8. 25:17place that's even higher than that is what do does is what is means wise that
  9. 28:56contrary, it's precisely because it's unholy that we need to engage with it because we are
  10. 32:34recognize God and to serve him, whether by learning Torah and doing mitzvah. You've now transformed

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