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for both for good and for bad in the Avodas Hashem. And we'll start with what down in the Baal Shem Tov on the Torah Parshas Eikev. He brings a name of the Arizal that the Chochamim, the researchers asked, what how does a Neshama live in the body? What what gives the life to the Neshama? So we know if a person doesn't eat, he dies. So means seems like the food is what keeps the Neshama in the guf. But the Neshama is ruchni, Neshama is spiritual. How does the guf how does the food come and keep the Neshama in the guf? So the Arizal explains that everything in the briah has in the creation of that thing, there is a parts which are in it, kedusha that comes from above. Because when everything was created, Hakadosh Baruch Hu said something, "Hi hi rakia, hi hi aretz." Whatever was created was created by Ma'amarei Boruch. So you have here the koach that comes from above to create the thing. So every item in the world has an cheitz of kedusha of Neshama dick that comes from above. When a person takes food and does a brocha on the food, he's me'orer oisoi nitzotz that comes from above. U'Motzo Min es Mino Veniyor. That mixture, the inside the food there's some nitzotz of kedusha. Once you say a brocha and you connect it to Hashem, it wakes it up and merely gives chiyus to the Neshama. So what makes the Neshama stay in the body is the koach of the chiyus that the that the fruit has which is in Shamatic. The fruit has the Shamatic, it gives life to the neshama with the neshama as well.
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- 1:02and keep the Neshama in the guf? So the Arizal explains that everything in the briah…
- 1:33When a person takes food and does a brocha on the food, he's me'orer oisoi nitzotz…
- 2:04Now the marker the Shmi Shmuel partial of the Yeyro start tough resh pay he brings…
- 2:36min mino even niro. Meaning the fact that you have a tzaddik over here brings about…
- 3:07dibur, and ma'aseh. And the Adam Harishon did the chet in all three. And whenever a…
- 3:41And the tzaddik Hakoyen in his kuntres called kuntres Eitz Chaim printed in the Pritz Tzaddik…
- 4:14that say the a person does a one good feel it doing the year. It's Malik…
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