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Why You Could Never Become Disconnected

Redefining the Nature of Existence: G-d Thinks, Therefore I Am

1 hr 47 min

Class Summary:

This class was presented on Monday, Parshas Vayishlach, 11 Kislev, 5783, December 5, 2022, at Bais Medrash Ohr Chaim in Monsey, NY.

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  • Anonymous -1 year ago

    A relationship means you're related

    A child is still a child even if the relationship is broken. We are not only related to Hashem but are a "chelek Elokai minal mamesh", a piece of Hashem mamesh. That cannot be severed no matter how bad the relationship is.. like the child who ran away..

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  • Anonymous -1 year ago

    So...we are all characters in Hashem's dream

    Let's not turn it into a nightmare! 

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  • Anonymous -1 year ago

    The daydream doesn’t exist, its all in my head

    But....Moshiach for the time being is also in our head. "We have all been dreamers". But there is nothing more real than Moshiach even tho he exists meantime only in everyone's head. 

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  • Anonymous -1 year ago

    The natural state of the rock is to remain and

    Not fly. But.....in outer space it flies forever.  So its not about the nature of the rock but WHERE its flying. 

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  • Anonymous -1 year ago

    Ok So Hashem turned pure ruchnious into

    Gashmious. And throughout life we take already created gashmious and manipulate it.

    But....if we can,perhaps, equate energy with ruchnious, when we burn anything, or drop a nuclear bomb, which, per Einstein's equation, turns matter into energy (aka ruchnious?) we are reversing creation. 

    A tremendous amount of energy is created with a nuclear explosion. It took a tremendous amount of energy to be concretized into gashmious. 

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  • Anonymous -1 year ago

    So long as you blow into the balloon

    It remains blown up. Stop blowing for an instant and it deflates. So too, when Hashem stops "blowing" so to speak the world deflates (into nothingness). 

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  • Anonymous -1 year ago

    A parent must at times be kind and at other

    Times be stern. But it is the same parent no matter the external expression to the child.

    Hashem also has His essence and the  way He apoears to his "children", the creations. Byt it is the same Hashem, He didn't change  

    A parent changes his external expression but by Hashem when He changes expression worlds are created. 

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      Kj -1 year ago

      It amazes me how stern parents or religious leaders often perceive themselves as utterly Godly and holy. If G-d dealt with some parents, spiritual leaders or people as they do to others or their children, nobody would want a G-d and, no, there would be no relationship.  Birth does not constitute a relationship or connection.  Dogs give birth too. Abandoned children have proven that giving birth does not create the relationship for the child.  I would venture to say this is why may hate religious folk--when Moses got stern, G-d kicked him out of the promised land!

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      Kj -1 year ago

      Just remember, when G-d gets stern, He brings, along with His Prophet sent to bring judgment, a drought, famine and war.  America, and many nations, are already facing massive drought, with some on the verge of famine!  This will get worse as the judgments of agd intensify!

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