Fire Then Water: From Humility to Ecstasy to Oneness
Likkutei Torah Maamar Usheavtem Mayim: A Meditation on the Festivals of Yom Kippur, Sukkos & Shemini Atzeres
1 hr 12 min
- September 15, 2010
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- 7 Tishrei 5771
Yossi Paltiel
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Fire Then Water: From Humility to Ecstasy to Oneness- Likkutei Torah Maamar Usheavtem Mayim: A Meditation on the Festivals of Yom Kippur, Sukkos & Shemini Atzeres
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Yossi Paltiel
- September 15, 2010
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- 7 Tishrei 5771
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- 1611 views
Sponsored by "THE CHANIN FUND" For abundant health, wealth and happiness. In honor of Menachem Mendel ben Hadar Gochafi , For a year of bracha & hatzlacha. With the help of VIPISRAEL.com
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Yussi -6 months ago
I love your tie, reminds me of sterling street
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tzipi -13 years ago
Where a broken heart can reach
This essay spoke right to my heart since I have been dealing with some (relatively) difficult challenges recently and many tears have flowed. Gd willing, these tears and prayers will open up the gates of mercy.
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Dovid -13 years ago
Question - so why dancing on Shmini/SimchasT?
If the essense is 'stop','retreat' why dancing? is the dancing prior to the stop or post the stop?
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Kayo, Tokyo -13 years ago
Question
Baruch HaShem
I have a question.
In this shiur, Rabbi Paltiel said there are 2 kinds of fires, one we kindle and another from HaShem. And I believe he said Sukkah is the fire from HaShem. But at the same time, during Sukkot, we draw water and pour on the alter. The water represents "having G-d", beyond passion. The water extinguish fire. So the Sukkot is Fire or Water?
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nechamasara -13 years ago
speed
I don't know when this shiur was given, however, it is erev Yom Kippur here in Eretz HaKodesh and I wanted to hear some divrei torah; however something is not right with the speed, it keeps stopping and then catching up then stopping?? Can you help me on this?
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thanks -13 years ago
thank you
the clouds in the background are just distracting. a bookshelf full of sefarim would be best (real not virtual)
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Reuvain Stoll -13 years ago
Such Bitul Torah. BH"
Thank you Rabbi Paltiel for your time and energy.
Lshana Tova
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Michal -13 years ago
some info in English
Here is a link to translation Ush’avtem Mayim B’sason
Mima’aynei Hayeshua to English http://www.likuteitorah.com...
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Beautiful! -13 years ago
Pure chassidus
Thank you so much for this shiur.
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Kayo, Tokyo -13 years ago
Phylosophycan yet Practical
Baruch HaShem
Thank you for an Emeth which is a convergence of phylosophy and practicality ready to apply to our lives. I will try to practice this precious teaching during this High Holydays, as well as evey day life.
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