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  Rachel -5 years ago

  I wonder if after the Holocaust  especially in our time there is a much stronger unwillingness to tolerate enslavements. Perhaps it’s this koach of not tolerating golus that came down in our midst to really allow us to pursue and invite in geulah. But when we don’t direct this energy into kedusha and towards real geula it takes roots into all kind of klippes and it manifests in other aspects of our life and can then create addictions and all kinds of other problems....
  Some of us end up not tolerating their own journey of life and become unwilling to endure any kind of pain or discomfort that they need in order to create growth. (liberal movements, etc.) Looking around people aren’t willing any longer to suffer and tolerate much. 
  People became much less tolerant of dysfunctional marriages, toxic people, leaders, religion that don’t add up and are abusive.
  They pick themselves up and leave. I think it’s this  Koach of geula they are using.
  In the past people surrendered much more to their fate than today.
  I don’t know history so well but I wonder if today people are much less willing to tolerate, injustice, lies than in previous generations. Can I dare to say that there was somewhat a submission during the Holocaust?  Even the Yidden in America just tolerated the whole situation.....without trying to send help and money.
  Much more could have done.
  We tolerated situations.
  Today Yidden don’t tolerate seeing an other Yid in pain or in any kind of suffering. Hatzalah, Chaverim. 
  Imagine the uproar that would happen here in America and what Jews would do today for a Holocaust in Europe chvshlm.....We try to help Jews with every problem under the sun....
  We are still not where we need to be, but I think Klall Yisroel came a long way to fight for their existence and not tolerate golus, enslavement....the way we used to...
  This Koach is in the world. Everybody has their right....to the point that it’s becoming destructive to society. 
  
  Please give me feedback 
  Good Shabbos 
  
  

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Maamar Reb Hillel Eisa B'Psikta #15

Rabbi YY Jacobson

• August 14, 2019
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• 13 Av 5779
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  Maamar Reb Hillel Eisa B'Psikta #20

  Why Did Jews Really Sin? They Were Searching for the Ultimate Relationship & the Light of Moshiach

  The Yearly Calendar Mirrors All of Our History; Moshe Breaking the Luchos Captures His Greatest Moment

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  Maamar Reb Hillel Eisa B'Psikta #19

  As the Light of Moshiach Was Born, the Old Light Departed -- and Galus Began

  As the Light of Geulah Is Complete and Ready, All Previous Revelations Are Eclipsed -- and the World Becomes a Dark Place

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  Maamar Reb Hillel Eisa B'Psikta #18

  As Darkness Descends, Don't Run to the Familiar Old Light

  In the Deepest Moment of Love, G-d Spoke of Destruction. Why? Because the New Light Spells the Destruction of the Old

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  Maamar Reb Hillel Eisa B'Psikta #17

  The G-d of Jewish Philosophy and the G-d of Chassidus

  Is Love Anything More Than Biochemical Currents?

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  Chassidus: Maamar Reb Hillel Eisa B'Psikta #16

  You Can Know All the Facts About Judaism, Yet Remain Clueless

  I Can Share the Data, but How Do I Communicate the Essence?

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  Maamar Reb Hillel Eisa B'Psikta #14

  The Ten Utterances Went Into Hiding, Because the Ten Commandments Began to Emerge

  When a Door Closes in Your Life, It's Because G-d Opened a New One

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  Maamar Reb Hillel Eisa B'Psikta #13

  Can You Let Go of Every Old Paradigm?

  You Are Confused. You Are Lost. You Feel Alone. Because a New Night Came in to Your Life.

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  Maamar Reb Hillel Eisa B'Psikta #12

  You Feel Abandoned, Because a New Light Was Just Born

  The Apparent Detachment of Your Teacher May Be the Moment of Deepest Intimacy

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  Chassidus: Maamar Reb Hillel Eisa B'Psikta #11

  The Pain of the Woman Who Shows Up but No One Is Present

  As the Student Empties the Vessel Completely, He Arouses in the Mentor the Desire to Give It All

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  59 min

  Maamar Reb Hillel Eisa B'Psikta #10

  I Get It; I Understand It; I Really Get It

  The Three Steps of Cognition: Chachma, Bina and Daas

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  Maamar Reb Hillel Eisa B'Psikta #9

  When You Come Home, Put Away the Phone

  As the Teacher Experiences an Epiphany in the Midst of Class, He Slowly "Detaches" From the Student