A class on Likutei Mohoran exploring themes of prophecy, music, and joy, sponsored for various zechusim.
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Okay, good morning chevra. On this wonderful Yom Atzmaut day. B'siyatta d'Shmaya. We continue our journey through Sefer Likutei Moharan with Torah Nun Daled, which is quite lengthy I'm coming to realize that it's pretty lengthy teaching. We've done quite a bit of it already. And we're really getting toward the end, the latter part of Torah Nun Daled this morning. The real the the heart and soul of the Torah really. Um An incredibly beautiful segment b'siyatta d'Shmaya. Which I'm looking forward to getting into. Today's shiur shleima for Chaim Yeshaya ben Chaya Miriam. Um and of course Yom HaZikaron yesterday, Yom HaAtzmaut today. Kadish Baruch who should protect all of the Yidden, our brothers and sisters who are in Eretz Yisrael paving the way for kibbutz galuyot for all of us to be able to get back. It should be a kasher shul kayama with that land b'ezras Hashem in safety, security. And we should only hear besuros tovot on that front and on all the fronts of Klal Yisrael and really for all of humanity we should only hear besuros tovot. Okay. So now let us continue with Torah Nun Daled. Very brief review from yesterday. We were learning why it is that the koach hamedameh, this disembodied force that was created erev Shabbos bein hashmashos but was not given a time to be able to have a body. Why it floats around the world and specifically looks to rest upon the hearts and minds of those who are the pishon halachas. And we learned about those who are teaching halachas are creating the worlds, right? And so that's where these disembodied
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- 0:11Okay, good morning chevra. On this wonderful Yom Atzmaut day. B'siyatta d'Shmaya. We continue our journey…
- 5:26few years ago, so, we were learning over there about how emunah relies on dimyon. Because…
- 10:49psychedelic medicine or holotropic breathwork, which is another way, natural way, much safer way uh for…
- 16:02Mamila, what he sees is going to be a lot more accurate. Uh it's a huge…
- 21:19situation where they actually need it, you know, and aren't just seeking an experience, which is…
- 26:37an interview, a >> audition before they join your kumsitz. Um but I I I always…
- 31:54Like wild things going on. But, okay, but wherever it is, I believe it has to…
- 37:06The stories themselves have a transportative, mind-opening sort of element to them. But kitser, these two…
- 42:36or they like him a hollow it's all has to do with music and singing cuz…
- 47:48>> To help them, for sure, as much as you can, but not to be dragged…
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