Chassidus: Likkutei Torah Behar Es Shabsosai #2
Rabbi YY Jacobson
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Dedicated by Warren Bregman in memory of Nachman
Back after two years, this class was presented on Tuesday, Parshas Emor, 9 Iyar, 5782, May 10, 2022, at Bais Medrash Ohr Chaim in Monsey, NY.
Chassidus: Likkutei Torah Behar Es Shabsosai #2
Rabbi YY Jacobson
Dedicated by Warren Bregman in memory of Nachman
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Sarah Goldberg -1 year ago
Torah is the blueprint of the world
And ALL of every branch of science is reverse engineering, figuring out how He created the world
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Sarah Goldberg -1 year ago
The Chida explains why the gemora says
"Ger she'nishgar" a convert who converts. And explains that its different for a koton or a slave. He explains that such a nonjew, a potential convert, already has that spark of a Jewish soul within and so the unusual language. But, the koton ALSO has the potential to become a good, an adult. The same reasoning and language should apply
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Sarah Goldberg -1 year ago
Though we're 99.99% rhe sane as another
Still, each of us has a unique DNA. Nest you'll tell that every snowflake is unique also!
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Sara Metzger -1 year ago
Someone asked...
Rabbi, would you say that this is why sensitive neshamos feel pain in their very existence? Because they feel the potential, they feel & are sharply aware and in tune with the grandeur of the Infinit.
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Sarah Goldberg -1 year ago
We should have pity for the soul because it descended so low?
On the contrary, it says in Pirke Avos that better one moment in this world doing a physical mitzvah than the entire next world!
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Sara Metzger -1 year ago
Someone commented...
The intention of the heart is like a reality 3d printer. It prints out whatever is therein. One knows what is in ones heart by the words that flow out of it.
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Sarah Goldberg -1 year ago
Seychel and machshova are friends but separate things
Seychel is the machinery that produces thoughts. Cause and effect.
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Sarah Goldberg -1 year ago
"We think in a language" and a soul is always thinking
What language then, does a newborn that is pre-verbal but obviously has a neshoma, think in? Ditto for a nonverbal handicapped person?
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Sarah Goldberg -1 year ago
This comment made before it was made on the shiur
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Sarah Goldberg -1 year ago
We say yerida tzorich Aliya, namely every descent
Is for the purpose of a later ascent. But, we also say that Shabbos is can aliyah of the world's, davenning is an aliyah, etc. Does motzei Shabbos abd after davenning then effect a yerida/descent? After these up and downs, literally, are we eventually higher? Are the ascents canceled out by descents, or the reverse? Is there an eventual "profit" i.e. net gain?
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Sarah Goldberg -1 year ago
"As long as the soul exists, the thoughts exist"
But if the soul is eternal and inextingusishabke, the thoughts any person ever had are also eternal.
And the souls in the next world, do they also have thoughts?
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Sara -1 year ago
Although many thoughts can be verbalized, many cannot be. It could be a challenge to write them down or express them accurately. Is that the internal garment you are referring to in a person's thoughts? These thoughts stay inside more often than not.
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Sara -1 year ago
Sometimes the words that are not spoken are more important than the words that are
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Robin Moore -1 year ago
Hi
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