Mishpatim - The Kabalah of Law

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The opening of this shiur, in The Parsha In My Life - Rabbi Reuven Wolf’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

okay everyone thank you for joining welcome to a uh i think i hope hashem should help a fascinating journey into the mystical realm sometimes we have a little spiritual mystical playground swings sliding sliding pawns seesaws merry-go-rounds that's my little disneyland so any case tonight is one of those classes why parties very technical and very very legal and um for spiritual people like the more spiritualists it's a little harder to adapt to all the nitty-gritty laws so the real cool thing is to be able to find the really cool kabbalah in the nitty gritty what seems to be dry uh very legal and uh just logical side of torah to see the infinite godliness you know right in the beginning of the parsha it says it would be so are they and these are the laws that you should put before them so rashid says that the words beg starts with above which says and these are the laws and why does it say and these are the laws that it implies that just like we're just coming off the ten commandments and the ten commandments was the most godliest experience ever it was face to face with god and obviously means that we were we were engaging the super rational the super what's beyond all grasp and all understanding so obviously we we came across we experienced it as you know infinitely mystical and and beyond even though the actual commandments were pretty simple but still they had we can sense the the endless depth of the divine in it and but right after that it's like amazing we just like immediately right after that like end up in discussion of pure law

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1. 0:08okay everyone thank you for joining welcome to a uh i think i hope hashem should…
2. 6:21what what creates the bulk of jewish civil law and criminal law is mostly contained in…
3. 12:28bubba kama it's where there is an infliction of harmony of harm real harm from one…
4. 18:36uh entrance way the second or the third when they were all won the sakta what…
5. 24:43and then we're going to take a plunge into some really cool mystical ideas and suddenly…
6. 30:53or a garment for details then it goes back to generalization alcohol or anything that got…
7. 37:03and we do it mindfully which is called in hebrew in in allahic terminology it's called…
8. 43:12their talmud study with this everybody knows it's a bubba mezia it's not in baba basra…
9. 49:22is one that is considered mindless in other words god has kind of darkened our senses…
10. 55:36and then the tsar divides the three parts of tractate the zord divides it in accordance…

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