Dedicated by THE CHANIN FUND In honor of the birth of a daughter Blumato Menachem Mendel and Chana Chanin
And in memory of their Grandfather Reb Yitzchok (Itzchke) Ben Reb Moshe Dov BerGansburgFor his Yartzeit, 13 Adar
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When Thought Becomes the Greatest Obstacle for Truth. Torah Or Ki Sisa Maamar Zeh Yetnu: The Two Half Shekels -- the Love from Below and the Love from Above
Perhaps it is your exceptional 'kavana' in the performance of a particular mitzvah.
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Kayo, Tokyo -13 years ago
Echad through avoda Baruch HaShem
Is it correct to understand the 1st level as: Shama Yisrael - Listen Yid HaShem Elokeinu - If you study Torah and do mitzvot, you become Mekava for Hashem and your power is beyond control HaShem Echad - You are One with G-d
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Kayo, Tokyo -13 years ago
Yiddish Kait is G-d Baruch HaShem
I do not know what meritorious He found in me that I can learn the Alter Rebbe's Maamar.
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YYJ -13 years ago
To Yosef Rabbi Paltiel meant "only" relative to the level of a tzadik. Of course to be a banuni is very difficult and a life-long challenge, but it is still far lower than the level of a tzaddik. Hence the use of the word "only."
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yosef -13 years ago
Only Thanks for the answer. But I am not clear when Rabbi P said That "R Homiler was "only a banuni" Only seems to say that it was no big deal to be a banuni.Thank you
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YY Jacobson -13 years ago
Answer To Yosef In the book of Tanya, the author explains at length that a "banuni" does not violate the Divine will in action, words and active thoughts, but still struggles inside with negativity, evil, and doubt. The Tzadik, on the other hand, transformed himself internally as well. See Tanya chapters 10-14, 27, and 29.
This Chassid, Reb Issac Homiler, was a "banuni," not a "tzaddik." Hence the Alter Rebbe invited him to join him in the mikvah.
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yosef -13 years ago
Question As always,your sheer was suberb and I really loved it. However you say that the Chassid was "only a Benoni" What does only mean?
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Anonymous -13 years ago
Another one blown right out of the park by rabbi paltiel. Keep it up.
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Dedicated by THE CHANIN FUND In honor of the birth of a daughter Blumato Menachem Mendel and Chana Chanin
And in memory of their Grandfather Reb Yitzchok (Itzchke) Ben Reb Moshe Dov BerGansburgFor his Yartzeit, 13 Adar
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Benveniste,Tsfat -12 years ago
Small point Rv.Paltiel and Jacobson.
We live and we learn...Please?
trans·late
[trans-leyt, tranz-, trans-leyt, tranz-] verb, -lat·ed, -lat·ing.
(Not trans-a-late)
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Benveniste,Tsfat -12 years ago
(Kayo)I do not know what meritorious
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Perhaps it is your exceptional 'kavana' in the performance of a particular mitzvah.
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Kayo, Tokyo -13 years ago
Echad through avoda
Baruch HaShem
Is it correct to understand the 1st level as:
Shama Yisrael - Listen Yid
HaShem Elokeinu - If you study Torah and do mitzvot, you become Mekava for Hashem and your power is beyond control
HaShem Echad - You are One with G-d
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Kayo, Tokyo -13 years ago
Yiddish Kait is G-d
Baruch HaShem
I do not know what meritorious He found in me that I can learn the Alter Rebbe's Maamar.
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YYJ -13 years ago
To Yosef
Rabbi Paltiel meant "only" relative to the level of a tzadik. Of course to be a banuni is very difficult and a life-long challenge, but it is still far lower than the level of a tzaddik. Hence the use of the word "only."
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yosef -13 years ago
Only
Thanks for the answer. But I am not clear when Rabbi P said
That "R Homiler was "only a banuni" Only seems to say that it was no big deal to be a banuni.Thank you
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YY Jacobson -13 years ago
Answer To Yosef
In the book of Tanya, the author explains at length that a "banuni" does not violate the Divine will in action, words and active thoughts, but still struggles inside with negativity, evil, and doubt. The Tzadik, on the other hand, transformed himself internally as well. See Tanya chapters 10-14, 27, and 29.
This Chassid, Reb Issac Homiler, was a "banuni," not a "tzaddik." Hence the Alter Rebbe invited him to join him in the mikvah.
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yosef -13 years ago
Question
As always,your sheer was suberb and I really loved it. However you say that the Chassid was "only a Benoni" What does only mean?
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Anonymous -13 years ago
Another one blown right out of the park by rabbi paltiel. Keep it up.
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