When Humility Stems From Inner Shame It Won’t Help You Grow
Putting Yourself Down Is Not Holy
1 hr 10 min
Chassidus: Heichaltzu #9
- August 11, 2022
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- 14 Av 5782
Rabbi YY Jacobson
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This class was presented on Thursday, Parshas Va'eschanan, 14 Av, 5782, August 11, 2022, at Bais Medrash Ohr Chaim in Monsey, NY.
Chassidus: Heichaltzu #9
Rabbi YY Jacobson
- August 11, 2022
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- 14 Av 5782
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- 807 views
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Anonymous -1 year ago
ALL of these maamorim boil down to
Instruct and acclimatize the brain, the intellect, how to control and refine the emotions.
I.e. all details in how the brain should rule the heart.
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Simcha -1 year ago
Question for Rabbi YY
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Sara -1 year ago
For a deep take on lose yourself. See Eminem lyrics to his song loose yourself. One frame that helps me start to feel this idea is to start to observe/watch myself like I observe and watch others. A little detachment from and I call Me. It’s not easy but as you start to practice it, It starts to become easier and more natural.
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Anonymous -1 year ago
2 types of humble people
The first says :"see how humble I am! I get first prize for humility!"
The second has no interest how his humility rates, he's just plain humble.
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Anonymous -1 year ago
A real love includes going away if sent by the loved one
By going away as requested, one shows a deeper love to do that which the beloved asks for.
But....it says we must listen to the baal habayis in everything he asks EXVEOT6 to leave! If our beloved says to leave permanently, must one listen to show love? Did Hashem send us away permanently or were we just sent away temporarily on a mission (to refine the world) before being summoned back?
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Anonymous -1 year ago
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Sara -1 year ago
So true closeness
to GD and to another person is only there when each side (only?) thinks about the other?
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Anonymous -1 year ago
Trauma, trauma, trauma
The focus is often on trauma. Sure people have trauma. But compare to previous generations that went thru a holocaust, a depression, hunger, the wholesale loss of family, pogroms, etc. And was that generation obsessed with trauma? Or, did the survivors by and large just pick up the pieces, brush themselves off and begin to recreate that which they lost?
Compared to them most of our trauma is about far less serious matters. True tho that the biggest problem one has, the most traumatic event on one's life, is, FOR HIM, his worst problem and trauma, but still, objectively .....
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Anonymous -1 year ago
The maamer talks about Simcha and then humility
Now, Hashem gives each one of us certain gifts and then denies each of us other gifts He has given others .
We are commanded not to jealous or covet the gifts others have. We are given precisely what we need to accomplish our unique goal in life.
How does this relate to the Simcha and humility spoken about in the maamer?
Simcha is to rejoice in that which we were given. Humility is to not covet what others have and to realize that those gifts given to others are not needed for our perfection.
We need both Simcha and humility
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Anonymous -1 year ago
One can also label Simcha and humility as referring to that which you were given (be happy about that, simcha); and that which you do not yet have and must work for (be humble that you don't have it yet and must work for it).
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