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It’s Not the Trauma or the Sin; It’s the Shame that Destroys

You are a Borrower, but the Owner Never Left You

1 hr 38 min

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This weekly women's class was presented on Tuesday, Parshas Mishpatim, 23 Shevat, 5782, January 25, 2022, at Bais Medrash Ohr Chaim in Monsey, NY.

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  • LE

    Lev engel -2 years ago

    Kvod harav!

    You ask a question because the not logic way of the din, but i think i understand that you answer only bederech drash!!

    Please explain the logic of this din!

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  • YZ

    Yehuda Zimmerman -2 years ago

    Beautiful Shiur

    Beautiful shiur as usual. One tiny correction. There is no Fleishman's hotel. The hotel is called the St. Regis Hotel. It is located in Fleishmann's, New York. I worked there in the summer of 1980.

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  • LK

    Lynne Kushnir -2 years ago

    In the beginning of this shiur could not figure out where you were going with this,  but by the ah-hah moment midway, realized  this shiur is a blueprint for life, and will hold it close forever. Thank you.

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  • Anonymous -2 years ago

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  • CS

    Chaim Schnitzer -2 years ago

    If a person relies on God why does he suffer according to the rebbe's explanation of the borrower

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  • CS

    Chaim Schnitzer -2 years ago

    Well explained the concept in the parsha different from when I learned it in cheder when the obligation to know it was done with the threat of corporal punishment

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  • R

    Rachel -2 years ago

    Very deep class, but also very healing. Initially we might need to “borrow” this wonderful and warm perspective we heard today. Hopefully with awareness we will be able to connect with the depth of our soul to this very healing idea of my unconditional connection with God. Through thick and thin He is always there with me.

    Only to then realize that this truth was always ours, we always owned it and knew it…
    We just needed to awake from our slumber, become present and notice… and then we can allow ourselves to let go, and melt in the Infinite Embrace of the Divine……
    Thank you so much

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  • SG

    Sarah Goldberg -2 years ago

    The essential difference between a borrower and a watcher

    And their varying levels of responsibility,  is that the borrower ASKS the owner for the item, he wants to use it and asks for a favor, paid or unpaid. Conversely,  the watcher has no benefit and it is the owner who ASKS the watcher to watch it for the owner's benefit. 

    No one asked to be born. Hashem Himself decides that each and every Nechama descend at a particular time and place,, into a particular body, and to particular parents. 

    So it seems that because He is the initiator of the whole transaction, that it is for His benefit and therefore we are unpaid or paid watchers at most. We are never borrowers because we didn't ask to borrow the neshoma or the guf 

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Women's Mishpatim Class

Rabbi YY Jacobson

  • January 25, 2022
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  • 23 Sh'vat 5782
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Dedicated by Baruch Yosef Markoff in honor of Fraydel bas Sarah, Ayala bas Yosefa and Aharon HaLevy ben Sarah, may Hashem bless them with an immediate refuah shelaimah, many more good long healthy years filled with simcha, nachas and the fulfillment of all their hearts' desires for good.

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