Likkutei Torah Bayom Hashmini #2
Rabbi YY Jacobson
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Dedicated by Simcha and Hanna Miller from Ramat Beit Shemesh with tremendous appreciation for TheYeshiva.net and its incredible life-changing classes.
For a blessing in memory of Mikhail ben Yuzef Digilov, a"h
This class was presented on Thursday, 8 Tishrei, 5784, October 10, 2024, at Bais Medrash Ohr Chaim in Monsey, NY.
Likkutei Torah Bayom Hashmini #2
Rabbi YY Jacobson
Dedicated by Simcha and Hanna Miller from Ramat Beit Shemesh with tremendous appreciation for TheYeshiva.net and its incredible life-changing classes.
For a blessing in memory of Mikhail ben Yuzef Digilov, a"h
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Joshua -1 month ago
And chimpanzees are staggeringly homicidal even in their own family the word humane scientifically has nothing to do with ethical behavior and caring. People misuse the word Humane from a scientific point of view everyday
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Anonymous -1 month ago
What happened was that we were separated !
Psychedelics can temporarily dissolve the layers of ego, offering a direct, unfiltered experience of reality and consciousness that transcends ordinary perception. In this state, one becomes aware of the singular truth of אחדות ד' that צדיקים achive through עבודה. This profound experience serves as a touchstone, allowing you to navigate life with greater authenticity, even during difficult times. While intellectual understanding of such concepts is valuable, the actual experience is beyond words, reaching a level where dualities like light and darkness fade, revealing a boundless, unified existence. This shift can make life's challenges manageable and even meaningful, as each trial can reveal greater light and purpose. יתרון האור מן החושך
As we learnt, the ultimate level of connection one can reach while still within their senses is אודך ד' כי אנפת בי
Thank you Rabbi for helping us on this journey!
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Anonymous -1 month ago
So Auschwitz was great. It made everyone lose their yesh and nothing was left but their ayin.
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Anonymous -1 month ago
:-) Shkoyach!
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Alter Egoz -1 month ago
Teshuva out of love turns aveirahs into mitzvos
And the result is even higher than a tzaddik who never sinned. Great. *of course we don't sin on purpose). All of this has its source in the "original sin", i.e. the chait aitz hadaas. But...we don't see that Adam or Chava ever did teshuva, rather they passed the blame onto another. They remained defiant and didn't do any teshuva.
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