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When the Seed of Torah Surrenders to the Earth, It’s True Energy Emerges

The DNA of Torah Is in Its Earthly Seed, but It Can Remain Latent and Dormant Until We Plant It

1 hr 16 min

Class Summary:

This class was presented on Wednesday, Parshas Behar, 14 Iyar, 5784, May 22, 2024, at Bais Medrash Ohr Chaim in Monsey, NY.

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    Erik Glenn Richter -7 months ago

    How can I say how much your words have given me strength through very alone days I,ve spent and i wanted to say some of the stongest trees stand by themselves,Bless you Rabbi YY.

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    Sara -7 months ago

    The Reward for a Mitzvah is the Mitzvah

    https://youtube.com/clip/UgkxxNhHASR3_IkojqclQEewutE--4DH-sHq?si=4mbpQEfEJTZZ4Egx

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    Nosson -7 months ago

    On average, the germination rate (the percentage of seeds that sprout) can range from:

    • 50% to 80% for vegetable seeds
    • 0% to 90% for flower seeds 
    • 80% to 95% for grass seeds
    • 90% to 98% for tree seeds

    So since we are comparing seeds to Torah learning I'm wondering about this, even if someone devoted his entire life and completely submits himself to the will of Hashem and has true sincere Mesiras nefesh it' still isn't a guarantee and it still doesn't mean that he will ever get to enjoy and reap the benefits and enjoy the fruits of his labor since even if you take a perfect seed and put it in the Earth with the perfect conditions and water it and do everything right, it still doesn't guarantee that fruit will ever come out of it.

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  • Anonymous -7 months ago

    Hashen CREATED fruit trees, people, animals, etc

    But, included in CREATION He instilled His creations to have the ability to PROCREATE, i.e. to continue the process of creation, generation after generation ad infinitum

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  • Anonymous -7 months ago

    "Who gets the credit, the seed or the ground"?

    That's the same as asking "who gets the credit, the father or the mother?" 

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