Chassidus Wednesday: Likkutei Torah Yom Tov Shel Rosh Hashanah #5

What’s said in this shiur

The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi YY Jacobson’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

Okay. And I know Okay, good morning everybody. Good gent tomorrow. I'm not here. So, we're holding in the gimmel of the mime. It's page 112, the second column. On top it says 112, the second column. In the Hebrew it's column 4 learning, bringing so much light, clarity, wisdom into my life. I'm grateful for the dedication and blessing you and all of the Jewish people with all of the brahas yash. Thank you very much. We appreciate it. Should have an amazing year. Class is also dedicated by Mars by Morris Javahari in honor of Rabbi Mekai and Rifka Javahari for Braha and everything. Amen. Also dedicated by Benji and Ariela Davidman in loving memory of his dear father whose 19th is on the 28th day of he devoted his life to helping the Jewish people supporting others. Thank you very much. And finally, dedicated by Rifka Saxs in memory of her unforgettable husband Sax from Pittsburgh. May his soul be an everlasting source of blessing and inspiration. A good to all of you and thank you very much. So what was the main theme? The last point was that Shana is the time when in the language of the mime of the bal we are in and that's what it means to generate a raten a pleasure a desire a yearning for because of the revolutionary concept of the whole experience of mal that there is otherness bottle that there should be a yesesh and that yesesh should choose bit should choose going into alignment should choose leaning into trust should choose going into flow should choose surrender that's not the natural state of reality

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1. 0:01Okay. And I know…
2. 6:10source it's the in the essence and now we come to the next step he said…
3. 12:22he says the kali breaks from the weight of its own energy. The intensity of its…
4. 18:39always. Yeah. Always says the highest falls the lowest. Like in a for a fortress. If…
5. 24:54guy, too. >> Engineer of of your soul. >> Yeah. There's different types of engineers. But…
6. 31:04surrender the cycle. And what does that mean practically? It doesn't mean that a person becomes…
7. 37:32remain open and present it's going to be too painful. So literally I tell my system…
8. 43:43what really means broken to break. So he said, "Fortunate are the people who understand what…
9. 50:09But this comes from the which means it goes through the regular human process. There is…
10. 56:38[laughter] Huh? Cry baby. Cry baby. In this house, we don't have cryb babies in this…

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