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Between Sefardim and Ashkenazim: A Mystical Perspective

Can We Access the Transcendent Light? The Sefardim Said No

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This class was presented on Monday Parshas Beshalach, 8 Shevat, 5780, February 3, 2020 at the Ohr Chaim Shul, Monsey, NY

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Moshe -4 years ago
When a person thinks thoughts he can fool himself
That he understands it or that it makes sense. Only when speaking to another (or writing) must he confront whether he understands it and that it makes sense. So speech to another is critical. And so when a teacher teaches new thoughts come into him that did not come until he spoke to others.

Maariv is rishus. Greater is he who does when commanded than he who does when not commanded We are not commanded to daven maariv as we are fir shachris and mincha. If one errs in maariv he does not repeat. Is it then true that the reward for maariv is less than for the other tefilla?

Tge mitzvah is panini and the brocha is makiv. Sounds like a gift and the giftwrap.

It is well known that most Sefardi bts who come to yeshiva need only have the dust blown out their engraved emunah. Like letters in stone. But generally more intellectual askenazim whose emunah is like ink on parchment need more that blowing away the dust. They need to be rewritten. The former have emuna just below the surface
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Rabbi YY Jacobson

February 3, 2020
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8 Sh'vat 5780
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