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The Shmuz — Naso 5784

Выпуск: The Shmuz — Naso 5784. Темы: parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: недельная глава, парша, parsha, פרשה, פרשת השבוע. Arrogance is not a feeling of self worth, rather it is a false sense of invulerablity A master needs a servant, and a servant needs a master Arrogance is based on a state of delusion Talent on loan from G-d Taking credit for the attribute To recognize one’s strengths isn’t arrogance. For more on this topic please listen to Shmuz # 59- Humiliy- An Issue of Perspective To receive the Shmuz views weekly, or to listen to any of the Shmuzin FREE, please visit www.TheShmuz.com This issue sponsored: Li Ilui Nishmas Shayna Necha Bas Shalom. Humility is pivotal towards our Avodas HASHEM It is difficult to be humble when you are so great In the common parlance we hear the expression it is really it is easier- provided you recognize where those gifts come from. He said to me, “I was a shepard working for my father, one day I went to fill the water from the spring, I looked into my reflection in the water and my evil inclination grabbed me, and tried to fill me with arrogance. Arrogance a state of Delusion Parshas Nasoh A man or a woman who separates themselves as a Nazir to HASHEM…Bamidbar 6:2 With these words the Torah begins the parsha of Nazir. The Gemerah explains that Rebbe Shimon Hatzadik never ate from such a korbon that a Nazir brought, because he was afraid that the Nazirs intentions weren’t pure, and the korbon might be invalidated. The Maharsah explains that this Nazir was a Chacham an The man’s statement is difficult to understand: he said to himself, “Wicked one, why are you arrogant in a world that isn’t yours. The answer to this question is based on understanding arrogance The Chovos Halevovos (Shaar Hachnah) explains that the antidote to arrogance is to remember that I am human. A Nazir is one who in order to distance himself from sin will separate from worldly pleasures and dedicate himself for a given time exclusively to serving HASHEM. The Misilos Yesharim explains that more that I have, the more that I have been given—provided that I remember that I have been given all of this.

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The Shmuz

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11 июня 2024 г.

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