To See the Hidden Light
Sometimes I Need to Close My Eyes In Order to See
1 hr 18 min
Women's Chanukah Class
- November 30, 2021
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- 26 Kislev 5782
Rabbi YY Jacobson
2287 viewsDedicated by Sidhaarth Radhakrishnan in honor of Sam, Ari, and Jim.
Dedicated by Nochum Litkowsky in memory of his father, Shimon ben Yisroel, for the 51st yartzeit on Yud-Tes Kislev.
Class Summary:
This weekly women's class was presented on Tuesday, Parshas Miketz, 26 Kislev, 5782, November 30, 2021, at Bais Medrash Ohr Chaim in Monsey, NY.
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Women's Chanukah Class
Rabbi YY Jacobson
- November 30, 2021
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- 26 Kislev 5782
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- 2287 views
Dedicated by Sidhaarth Radhakrishnan in honor of Sam, Ari, and Jim.
Dedicated by Nochum Litkowsky in memory of his father, Shimon ben Yisroel, for the 51st yartzeit on Yud-Tes Kislev.
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beila -2 years ago
Wow…what a shiur!! Rabbi Jacobson, this shiur blew us away, lit up our eyes, opened our hearts, and expanded our vision, and vistas, and horizons… unbelievable!
The story of the woman in the blind museum was just awesome, it’s depth and meaning and connection to Chanuka were literally eye-opening.
Thank you for gracing us with your presence even on Chanuka.
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אהרן -2 years ago
השיעור לנשים שמסרת השבוע הוא הפלא ופלא!
זכית להסביר השיחה של בראשית חלק יו"ד ע"ד 'יהי אור' בהסברה נפלאה כדרכך בקודש. ועל כולם איך שהכנסת בכשרון ובגאון הסיפור ע"ד ראייתו הק' של רבנו. החיות והשמחה והפנימיות שהנך מקרין בכל השיעורים פועל רבות על השומעים וכשיוצאים מלבך נכנסים אל לבם של הציבור הרחב.
אני מאמין שיש המון משומעי השיעורים הרוצים למסור לך איך שאתה משפיע עליהם בחייהם הפרטיים ואיך שאתה מכניס אור וחיות לנפשם, אבל אין להם האפשרות למסור לך רגשותיהם ותודתם מעומק לבבם.
נא תקבל שורות אלו כשליח מהציבור הרחב ברחבי תבל על השיעורים וההתוועדיות המופלאות שלך.
קבל נא ברכותינו הלבבית שתצליח בהצלחה רבה ומופלגה בעבודתך הכי רמה ונשגבה בהפצת המעיינות ובנוקדתה העיקרית קירוב לבן של ישראל לאילנא דחי' ולהכינם לקבלת פני משיח. בברכת א פרייליכען חנוכה ולהמשיך אורה על כל כל השנה כולה לך ולכל אשר לך.
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Sarah Goldberg -2 years ago
The "Ohr genuza", the great light that was hidden away
Was, perhaps hidden away on Day One of Creation, yet somehow Adam (and Chava) were able to benefit from this Great Light a few days later on the 36 (?) hours of Shabbos.
Adam was before the Chait Ha'Egel. Before sin. While still pristine and pyre and on the highest possible level.
The Great Light was intended for beings on this highest of spiritual levels. So Adam enjoyed it for a few hours.
All of us, on all the various levels from the highest of the high to the lowest still cannot attain such a level. So the Great Light is reserved and saved for Moshiach Times.
Nevertheless, some high neshomas might, from time to time, get a glimpse of this light and reflect it to others. Regular neshomas should be satisfied to know that such Light and such people exist to help us look carefully around us, and see not only what our physical eyes see, but try to see beyond that.
The mere knowledge that such Light exists, and such people who can access this Light, cam be enough to help "see" further, deeper.
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Judith -2 years ago
My question if someone can see the big light for 36 hours how was it possible that they sinned.when Moshiach will come and everything will be cristal clear I imagine we won't sin or am I wrong?
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Duddy Eagle -2 years ago
One of the tenets of the Jewish belief is that Gd gives every person a free choice 'בחירה', and if the big light would have prevented the free choice from Adam, Gd would not have given it to him.
there is a big מחלוקת between the ראשונים, if there will be a free choice when Moshiach will come.
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