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Shavaseinu Kabel: The Deepest Thirst of All (Inner Dimension of Shabbos #33)

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Rabbi Yaakov Klein

A deep exploration of the final stanza of Ana B'Koach and its meaning.

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okay first of all it's a tremendous joy for myself and for all of us to have my father sh with us all the way from New York um it's it's beautiful that we have the opportunity to share together um with family and with friends who are like family and and family who are like friends and B look forward to sharing many many many Simas together um in the in the months and the years to come hopefully much better than here but um but we should share simplist together so let's jump in um tonight's an extra special night because we are embarking on our study of the final St of an this is a journey that we've taken for weeks and weeks and weeks months right at this point many months maybe even um where we've gone painstakingly through every word of every stanza A couple of sh and P stanza and got down to the real real depth of what these words have to say and one of the elements that we've discovered as we're learning is that the seven stanzas are cona the seven lower Midas and we Tred a little bit I don't think every single stanza we analyzed its connection to the Midas per se but generally speaking we went from to and finally as we enter the final stanza it's the aspect of malus which is the culmination it's the point everything has been leading to this and the St of

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  1. 0:00okay first of all it's a tremendous joy for myself and for all of us to
  2. 6:32about guarding us um what was the beginning of right what we learned then is that
  3. 12:49he's putting them together but he's putting them together okay and he's going to he's going
  4. 19:22so so isn't it fitting that the would culminate in a that is connected to's initial
  5. 25:56ourselves every Jew has that point within that's longing for closeness with God so this means
  6. 32:22yearning they they're yearning they're yearning there's mamish because today everybody's experienced everything that that's not
  7. 38:37where it's so frustrating to them because it's so close to them and that's where the
  8. 45:02Freedom when a person feels the pain of falling and darkness it is an effect of
  9. 51:27an aspect in which it moves into hundreds so that's basically where you geta right because
  10. 58:06love benevolence it's like rays of goodness are shining after it this is a reference to

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