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To One Who Doesn’t Understand Growth, Planting a Seed Looks Like Complete Destruction

1.6K views · May 28, 2024

Rabbi YY Jacobson

A class on the metaphor of planting a seed and growth.

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Good morning everybody. Welcome. Okay. So, last week we had a to learn the first minor of parshas bahar. And today base will finish the minor. We learned the first three chapters and we're holding chapter four page which would be page 80 on top of say bahar. So, it's bahar on top of bahar is page 80. You'll see on the second column in the middle is page 80. In the Hebrew numbers it's column four. Column four or page 80. Today's class is dedicated by Anat Braveman in tribute of a complete and speedy and speedy recovery for Naomi but Abigail before healing in the body and a healing in the soul. A man can you should be in appreciation of the classes that enlighten the world. Thank you very much Anat for your friendship and partnership. May you be blessed. This minor of the Tanya he began with a big question. The question was that parshas bahar begins with the of shmita. The laws of the sabbatical year. The way the Torah describes it is spoke to Mount Sinai and he told her that I shall send them when you come to to land that's how parshas bahar begins. When you come to the land that I will give you for the earth should rest and experience a Shabbos a day of rest for Hashem. For six years you should sow, you should plant your field and you should prune your vineyard your vines and gather all the grain. And then on the seventh year, it's a year of shabbos, it's a year of rest for the earth. You don't plant and you don't harvest, you don't own the fruit, it's

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  1. 0:01Good morning everybody. Welcome. Okay. So, last week we had a to learn the first minor
  2. 6:17how consistent it is. So, it's perek aleph. Perek bet went into the idea of rayosi.
  3. 12:45The living cells that have the ability to create a tree and a whole new generation
  4. 19:08Ki Sikra, when you want to get close, you You to bring carbon Mincha Mafay Tanur
  5. 25:25So, uh Reb Hunna tells Reb Nachman Reb Nachman tells Reb Hunna "V'chi aron gavru?" I
  6. 32:18One small thought on the shear you gave Thursday. Look at the Torah portion of Behar,
  7. 38:43And then there is the embryo. The embryo is the is the little baby, the plant.
  8. 44:59is the end of the last mission of Torah. So it means the bliss is going
  9. 51:24and then the learning after learning. On this all there on this all there. In order
  10. 57:47D'Tzniusa, V'Aretz is Batelus. Sifri D'Tzniusa, he mentioned in the end of Perek Aleph, is a

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