• Anonymous -8 months ago

  So all those Jewish girls who got raped and tortured were conncted to their Source, and that was their avodah.

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  mendel yakovson -8 months ago

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GogUhJ-a4zc

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• Anonymous -8 months ago

  Haman, his trauma and epigenetics

  Haman, his trauma and epigenetics.

  
  Most likely haman suffered from great trauma for his enslavement, early life of poverty, as well as his family history and epigenetics, especially, since that he heils from the descendants of amalek.If this is the case why is he held accountable for his abhorrent and evil ways and deeds?

  can he not get some dispensation because of his experience of trauma and suffering?

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  Had -8 months ago

  There's fear/yirah of punishment for aveirahs

  And then there's fear of losing something, like a relationship. 

  Notice, no one takes great care to safeguard some pocket change. But everyone takes great care tp safeguard a huge stash of cash. Ditto for a worthless trinket compared to a diamond. 

  So too, the more precious a relationship the more one must safeguard it, the more fear there is of losing it.

  And the relationship with Hashem is the MOST precious.  

  Except, even if we don't safeguard it properly,  He will never abandon us...

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  Had -8 months ago

  "All beginnings are difficult"

  And Amalek was the "beginning" of sinas chinam, baseless hatred. Which still exists today, e.g. Hamas who just hate and want to kill Jews for no logical reason. 

  "Zeh l'oomah Zeh". Everything has its Polar opposite.  

  So too, therefore we have Avraham Avinu who was the first to recognize Hashem on his own (yeshiva of Shem and Ever notwithstanding) and sought, based on ahavas chinam to spread monotheism. 

  These 2 beginnings by Amalek and Avraham continue until today as we can see......until Moshiach comes when the good will replace the bad

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Maamar Reishis Goyim Purim 5715 #2

Rabbi YY Jacobson

• February 15, 2024
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Classes in this Series

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  1 hr 40 min

  Maamar Reishis Goyim Purim 5715 #1

  Can I Really Experience Oneness like the Baal Shem Tov?

  Why the 1 Million Levels in Kabbalah & Chassidus? Because Your 1 Million Parts Await Redemption

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  1 hr 29 min

  Maamar Reishis Goyim Purim 5715 #3

  Is Your Baseline Light or Darkness? Why Did the Rebbe Avoid the Term “Evil?”

  Why So Much Anxiety Today? Understanding Nefesh, Ruach & Neshamah

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  2 hr 13 min

  Maamar Reishis Goyim Purim 5715 #4

  How to Talk to Your Animal Soul and Your Body

  Why Do Some of Us Learn for Years but It Does Not Change Us Internally?

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  1 hr 20 min

  Maamar Reishis Goyim Purim 5715 #5

  If G-d Is Everything, Why Do I Have So Many Triggers? Understanding the "Order of Spiritual Devolution"

  Why Does Kabbalah and Chassidus “Dichotomize” G-d? So That We Can Integrate All Our Parts

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  1 hr 27 min

  Maamar Reishis Goyim Purim 5715 #6

  By Performing a "Code Review" of My Brain's Patterns, I can Evolve rather than Repeat

  Don't Reject the Divine Code Behind Your Emotions and Thoughts

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  1 hr 48 min

  Maamar Reishis Goyim Purim 5715 #7

  Yechida — Where All Our Struggles Converge Into Oneness

  At the Core of the Soul, There Is No Opposition

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  1 hr 48 min

  Maamar Reishis Goyim Purim 5715 #8

  How Do I Know Chassidus Is True?

  When You Touch Your Yechida — Everything Becomes One

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  2 hr 4 min

  Maamar Reishis Goyim Purim 5715 #9

  At the Core of All Dysfunction There’s an Irrational Belief

  Once I Confront the Inner Self-Destructive Voice, I Can Begin to Sublimate My Emotions