Always Anchored in Oneness
Ahavas Olam: I Crave to Live in the Inner Space of Reality
55 min
Torah Or Vayechi Chachlili #2
- December 30, 2020
- |
- 15 Tevet 5781
Rabbi YY Jacobson
607 views- 4Comment
- Call-in
Listen to the class on the phone
Call +1 (845) 201-1933
When prompted, dial the ID number below.
7878 MP3 MP4 Source Sheets - Copy Embed
Dedicated by Amnon Trebish,
in honor of the holy Soldiers of the IDF
Class Summary:
This text-based class was given by Rabbi YY Jacobson on Wednesday, Parshas Vayechi, 15 Tevet, 5781, December 30, 2020, live from Rabbi Jacobson's home in Monsey, NY.
Tags
Categories
Torah Or Vayechi Chachlili #2
Rabbi YY Jacobson
- December 30, 2020
- |
- 15 Tevet 5781
- |
- 607 views
Dedicated by Amnon Trebish,
in honor of the holy Soldiers of the IDF
Related Classes
Please help us continue our work
Sign up to receive latest content by Rabbi YY
Join our WhatsApp Community
Join our WhatsApp Community
Ways to get content by Rabbi YY Jacobson
Connect now
Please leave your comment below!
Ambassador in advanced training, Aharon -4 years ago
The R. Levi Yitzchak story brought by Reb YY is written by Rabbi Zevin in p. V’eschanan p 472 as follows:
Returning home from his first visit to Reb Shmelke of Nikolsburg, Reb Levi Yitzchak of Berditchev was challenged by his father in law: “And what did you learn there?”“I learned that there is a Creator of the universe,” was the answer. The father-in–law called for the maid and asked her: “Do you know that there is a Creator of the universe?”“Why, of course!” she answered.Returned Reb Levi Yitzchak: ”She says. I know.”
End of quoted story.
I’ve read this story perhaps ten or 20 times and never really understood the point of the story. I thought that maybe Reb Levi Yitzhak grew to know better than her that there is a Creator of the universe. But it didn’t seem like such a strong story. In this shir Reb Jacobson explained it so I understand the point much better. Reb YY said - it’s the difference between saying “I know” and experiencing.
Reply to this comment.Flag this comment.
Sarah Goldberg -4 years ago
"If you don't buy this now you will be miserable"
Ate you saying that when then say "you deserve this new expensive thing!" I DON'T deserve it?
Reply to this comment.Flag this comment.
Sarah Goldberg -4 years ago
The same daily davenning can become boring
One can say the same about the same weekly parsha, the same daf gemora, even the same weekly sicha or maamer.
Only those are less frequent so, perhaps, not as boring.
But, we know that we always find new and deeper meanings in the parsha, the daf and the sicha.
So too, even tho daily davenning is more frequent and therefore potentially more boring, the trick is to see ever deeper meaning in our relationship to those words.
Reply to this comment.Flag this comment.
Sarah Goldberg -4 years ago
Questions and comments from Monday
Unanswered.
Reply to this comment.Flag this comment.