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A person knows that Hashem is absolutely on his side and is doing his best for him. He has that saychel and then tough times come and maybe he's even getting Elokim, he's getting with the harsh side of divine attention. How does he cling to that understanding that it's all coming from Hava, that it's all coming from this like highest place of true concern for that person. Do we go through this on a day-to-day basis? Everyone has ups and downs in their day in their life. It's really applicable to the core of our existence here. And so I want to elaborate on on this question. It's very important. It's going to be more than one answer because there's more than one perspective in how a person views his own life experiences and and how he feels he's being treated by others ultimately and by God. And so it's important to understand this correctly. I would never speak to a person that's in pain or family that's suffering over loss. God forbid to be holier than thou and speak to them in such a way cuz it would definitely lack sensitivity, but as a general theoretical topic, theoretical suffering, this is what I'm going to say based on of course Kabbalah and deep understanding of of true reality. The only thing that exists in ultimate reality and ultimate truth in this world and in all worlds is goodness. Pure goodness. Unconditional, unlimited, beyond forever. Forever itself is just a time-based term.
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- 0:00A person knows that Hashem is absolutely on his side and is doing his best for…
- 2:03on the ground. So, street street talk, there's tough love, and then there's beautiful, sweet, romantic,…
- 4:10yell at people, so I don't mind if I get yelled back at. And it's like…
- 6:12and pay me for that sin. It's called teshuvah ahavah. Doing penance from love. And so…
- 8:48All right. >> What if you want to be perfect? >> So, you know what? If…
- 10:50But we are his children and he can love us more. And he does love us…
- 12:52going to ignore your idol worship. He's going to ignore your sins cuz he loves you…
- 15:24And Kabbalistically speaking, we talk about each one represents something. The left horn of that ram…
- 17:28Fortunately, I mean, fortunately. And so I I I got to make jokes sometimes, if they're…
- 19:33anybody. They will be destroyed when there's no more use for for their punishment and no…
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