The Psychology Of The Mind And Soul Series #4
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
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Thank you Rabbi for this Life Saving Series. Baruch HaShem!
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Timeless lecture series.
Baruch HaShem, wonderful lecture!
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B"H" Rabbi Mizrachi has a great series for us
Fortunate are those who labor in the Torah, who are of the highest level of all.
"Chacham Adif MeNavi"--a Torah Sage is more important than a prophet.
Rabbi Elazar opened [his discourse] by saying: "And I have put My words in your mouth, and I have covered you with the shadow of My hand." (Isaiah 51:16) We learned that G‑d protects every man who is occupied with the Torah, whose lips speak the words of the Torah, and the Shechinah spreads Her wings over him. Hence, it says: "And I have put My words [of Torah] in your mouth, and I have covered you in the shadow of My hand [if you are occupied with it]." Moreover, he [who learns Torah] sustains the world [as it says, "So said the Lord: If not (for) My covenant (of the Torah being observed) day and night, I would not sustain the statutes of heaven and earth", (Jeremiah 33:25) i.e. the existence of the heavens and earth are based on the observance of Torah in the world.]; G‑d rejoices with him, as if he planted heaven and earth on that day. Hence, the verse (Isaiah 51:16) ends "that I may plant the heavens, and lay the foundations of the earth, and say to Zion, 'You are My people'
Come and see: what is the difference between those who strive in the Torah and the faithful prophets? Those who strive in the Torah are always more valuable than the prophets. Why? They are in a much higher level than the prophets, since they who strive in the Torah stand above in the place called tiferet, which sustains all faith [malchut]. The prophets stand below in the place called 'netzach' and 'hod'. Those who strive in the Torah are of more importance than the prophets and are superior to them, for the ones stand above and the others stand below. Those who say things through Divine Spirit are the lowest."
From www.chabad.org/kabbalah/article_cdo/aid/1460474/jewish/Daily-Zohar-Tzav-Day-4.htm
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The Electraol colleges= 538 ppl on Mon. will select a new leader? who r these ppl. is it a risk for them to go public?
Berzat Hashem