Chassidus: Likkutei Torah Shlach Nesachim #6
Rabbi YY Jacobson
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In memory of Rav Aharon ben HaRav Avrahom Yitzchak HaCohen Cohen ztz”l, Rav of Bais Medrash Divrei Emuna. A giant of the spirit of this generation who embodied all that we learn in the holy Yeshiva.net. We love and miss you Rebbe.
This class was presented on Thursday, Parshas Shlach, 24 Sivan, 5782, June 23, 2022, at Bais Medrash Ohr Chaim in Monsey, NY.
Chassidus: Likkutei Torah Shlach Nesachim #6
Rabbi YY Jacobson
In memory of Rav Aharon ben HaRav Avrahom Yitzchak HaCohen Cohen ztz”l, Rav of Bais Medrash Divrei Emuna. A giant of the spirit of this generation who embodied all that we learn in the holy Yeshiva.net. We love and miss you Rebbe.
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Rachel Pollack -2 years ago
Question : how does this teaching connect with the Rambam's description of loving Hashem, "crazy like a man who can't stop thinking about a woman"?
It seems to me that that is very much about the subjective experience! And quite an exalted level.
This mimer seems to directing us to surrender the experience, and simply to focus on "what does Hashem want me to do?"
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Heather Steinhoff -2 years ago
Thank you Rabbi and Community.
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Sarah Goldberg -2 years ago
If there was nothing to worry about in the midbar
Then why did Aaron have to make peace between people, between spouses, etc.?
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Sarah Goldberg -2 years ago
The miraglim didn't want to enter EY from high sensitivity
But, it was THEIR high sensitivity. It was still yeysh. Higher than high personal sensitivity is to do what HE wants regardless of your personal subjective sensitivities.
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Sarah Goldberg -2 years ago
Of course, both passion and the technical mitzvah details
Are BOTH necessary. But ...if push comes to shove, and only one can be had, better to do the technical mitzvah without passion than be passionate but not do the mitzvah itself.
That explains putting on tefillin on someone who has no clue what they are, who actually isn't interested and who is just doing you a favor.
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