PESACH- Free Yourself From Your Personal Galut. Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz

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every single person has their own [Music] mitan Shalom everyone we are approaching the great great yam of PES the centrality of is very very clear throughout the Tor uh there's a Mitzvah to Remember The Exodus verbally not only on L PES which is the Seder but even on L PES which is the Seder but even during the year and we pin twice a year so in the shma when we say the verse at the end of the third paragraph of I am took you out of so even the art scroll sitter has a little note that says one should have intention to fulfill the mitv of remembering the Exodus of Egypt it is the basis of mitzvot like chabas like like piden likein many other mitzvos as well but what's interesting is there is one particular passage in the hag that I want to uh call your attention to that is towards the end of the mag every person must regard themselves as if they were personally liberated from Egypt meaning I don't simply from Egypt meaning I don't simply remember what God did for my ancestors but I myself must be margish I myself must feel that I was liberated from MIT this is not commemoration this is actual experience and the question is very simple what does it even mean for me to have to believe that I was in MIT and I was taken out I was never in Egypt I was

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2. 2:04was taken out I was never in Egypt I was certainly not a slave in Egypt…
3. 4:37acting in which the actor must try to experience the emotions of the character as if…
4. 7:13limitations blockages when says into we say this in Hal I call out to God from…
5. 9:22imagine I was a slave in Egypt and taken out of that slavery but rather each…
6. 11:55well be with respect to our personal if we don't put in the effort if we…
7. 14:31slave if you live in a state of denial if you don't recognize there are things…
8. 16:40with airat represents arrogance conceit GAA matah is humble and that's a well-known symbolism but M…
9. 19:14alone you have to bring it with other people hopefully your family but if you don't…
10. 21:53MIT and we identify matah as doing something about it then quite logically one should eat…

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