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Project Likkutei Sichos — Emor 5783

Выпуск: Project Likkutei Sichos — Emor 5783. Темы: не определены автоматически. One is mitzvah…?” enshrined in Alter Rebbe’s Shulchan Aruch, the Code of Jewish law: The Explanation: “It is a mitzvah to run to the synagogue and Running to perform a mitzvah is an to any other activity involving a mitzvah, as expression of suprarational joy in fulfilling it is written, ‘Let us run in pursuit of the G-d’s will. The first, general appreciation of the importance of unqualified “let us know” refers to the mitzvos, of the “will of your Father in lower level of Divine knowledge, that Heaven.” This macro awareness of the perceives the world as contingent upon G-d, imperative of G-d’s will is more yet recognizes it as a distinct entity. Even in the “smallest” of mitzvos, which When a person becomes aware that he and seem to not hold immense spiritual value this worldly existence have no independent and significance, he detects the full, identity, when he loses his sense of awesome force of the will of G-d which autonomy, then he will be able to transcend causes him to pursue it with zeal and his limitations and “run” to a mitzvah. 1) For a a lofty standard that cannot be expected of mitzvah brings another mitzvah,” he knows the average person, because the practical that every mitzvah, even this minor one, is a aspect of running to do a mitzvah is easily means of connection (tzavsa) with G-d. And even though the he is not at the level of selflessness that internal state of bittul is hard to achieve, the sees the mitzvah itself as having infinite physical alacrity itself can lead to a person value, he can moved by the idea that “the developing that internal state, as implied by reward of a mitzvah is a mitzvah,” he can the verse, “let us run,” then we will acquire appreciate the tangible spiritual “the knowledge of G‑d,” the elevated satisfaction, the “reward,” that the mitzvah perception of Divine unity. for he was a person who was always moved to spiritual extremes: he refused to marry Yehuda the son of Teima refers to a higher for “his soul desired only Torah.” In every form of alacrity, “Be… fleeting as a mitzvah, even one that would seem deer…to do the will of your Father in pedestrian to most, he saw the undiluted Heaven.” Here, he is not speaking of an Divine will, and therefore exhorts us to run empty physical action, but of a general and pursue each opportunity

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Project Likkutei Sichos
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1 мая 2023 г.
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