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Chassidic Story — bamidbar 5786 horse and branch and whip horses

Выпуск: Chassidic Story — bamidbar 5786 horse and branch and whip horses. Темы: parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: недельная глава, парша, parsha, פרשה, פרשת השבוע. [Parsha Emor 5741] …..And From Your Chariot Will Come Salvation When the Alter Rebbe was leaving Mezritch, the Magid’s son called, “the Angel” said to the wagon driver, “whip the horses until they don’t know they are horses.” Another version, “Whip them until they know they are horses” Having learned a new level of G-dly service the Alter Rebbe remained in Mezritch for an extended period. Rabbi Yossi said, “This is what is written in Torah ‘Make yourself holy and you will be holy.’ When a person makes himself holy below, he is made holy from Above; as it is written “Be holy because I, Havaye, am holy!” Our Rebbe’s father, Reb Levik analyzes this seemingly simple incident through the lens of the sefiros of Atzilus. Rabbi Chiya symbolizes Yesod of holiness [which draws the supernal emotional attributes down to thought and speech—Malchus.] A “horse” can also represent Malchus, since letters of thought and speech convey the message from the previously hidden emotional attributes. [over] Page CR MDS Free Translation Leibel Estrin Bitzalel Malamud Bitzalel says “Hashem gave me the Rebbe and the Rebbe gave me Hashem” “Our Rebbe says that we should tell the nations that the land of Israel is ours as a gift and an inheritance by our Father the King and creator of the universe B”H From the negative, one can learn the positive—how much more does a good thing such as adding in G-dly thought and speech, draw down an extra portion of holiness. 2 Page CR MDS Free Translation Leibel Estrin Bitzalel Malamud Bitzalel says “Hashem gave me the Rebbe and the Rebbe gave me Hashem” “Our Rebbe says that we should tell the nations that the land of Israel is ours as a gift and an inheritance by our Father the King and creator of the universe They didn’t point out the person’s misdeed to learn from his mistake, in a manner of “Go away from bad and do good.” Instead, they focused on “do good” first, leaping over the “that’s bad” in the way of the Rebbe Maharash who declared, “Lichatchilla Ariber! The Baal Shem Tov taught that everything a person sees, even a leaf tumbling from a tree and being blown along the ground, reflects Divine Providence and holds a lesson in G-dly service for the one who observes it. This follows

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Chassidic Story

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15 мая 2026 г.

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