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okay good morning everybody
so in the last two classes we uh
learned the first uh the first section
the first peric
first chapter of the miami of the
balatanyas
bahar
and uh
usually at the end of the period you
just go to the next panic but here
there's a little kitzer
that's probably the tomah sadiq wrote
so we could read the kitser and it'll be
a better summation than i will give
because my summations tend to uh
digress
so kitser
you see where we are mem olive column 2
or page 81.
the beginning of the miami spoke about
what the gemara says in shambhas
that if israel would keep too shabbas
and they would be redeemed
and explain what means to shabbasa
remember that there's two levels in each
chapters which we're going to get back
till we're going to get back to
then he discussed indian oilless thomas
indian oil shabbos you see how the
kitchen is then he discussed the fact
that shabbos is aliyah soilamus euler's
shabbos means everything goes up on
shabbos everything is reframed on
shabbos everything is reinterpreted on
shabbos but in order for that to happen
you first need the oilas tumid which is
day
there's a particle of shabbos every day
during davine
and when you
reframe your life during davaning then
everything could go up on shabbas
then he asked the question mao pirish
aliyah why do you have to go up anywhere
isn't god everywhere what does it mean
to even go up
and then from this he went into the
whole subject of
why the soul came into the body
which was a great descent but it's also
khalia for a deeper ascent
he doesn't get into the specifics he's
just giving the outline of the structure
of the first panic and of course the
last major point that he we learned was
that the difference between the neshama
and everything else in existence even
malachim even angels meaning not only
physical existence
even spiritual existences that
everything is defined as hashem's deeper
is defined as divine thought versus
divine speech
and that's the reason why by the neshama
the expression is
right
everywhere else it doesn't say about
anything hashem blew
he spoke he didn't blow by an
it says
he blew the soul of life into admiration
what's the difference
obviously it's a metaphor
the difference is it says
when you speak speaking
is more external that's why people could
speak for hours and not get too
exhausted everybody else gets exhausted
but it's blowing yeah when you blow
chauffeur
so you can blow for a while but not for
very long why because the ponemias the
prenimiya
something for much deeper something
internal so this is like a metaphor
there's a difference between speech
which is
externalized
it could become it becomes separate from
me it goes outside of me when he calls
allah and sometimes you could be quiet
silence
versus makshava which is also a lavish
it's a garment but it's a lavus
it's always there with me it's an
internal garment
and it reflects the person to themselves
thought is how i process myself to
myself
hopefully
in most cases the makshava is a good
level
it expresses who i am it always
expresses who i am but sometimes the
makshava
expresses one aspect to the microsoft
express another aspect here we're
talking about the divine thought
here we're talking about the divine
thought so the divine thought that's
what an ashama is so it's completely
from the premiers of elocus
if that's the case the question is why
did it come down what type of ali are
you looking for
when this is the neshama
and he explained also why we say in
davonin
right
real empathy and compassion
when we think of empathy we think it's
but really what he says in this mind
mirror is empathy means that you
recognize greatness
right
you have empathy
on something or somebody
that really
ought to be in a better place a higher
place so
itself
doesn't only bring out the pain it also
brings out
the exaltedness which causes the pain
once you realize who you are you're part
of
them
that's why empathy compassion is so
powerful
because it underscores the depth of the
soul it underscores the contrast between
who it is and the irida the descent
experience it goes through that was the
last point and this is all from aliyah
what is that alley that's the very brief
summation of patek aleph now will
continue painting the base
that's a good question so the truth is
that here he doesn't bring the word
vayipa i'm bringing it from uh
in tanya perrick base and then aguero
satruva and tanya he does bring the
he brings both
so the truth is that it brings out
different aspects of polymes
there's one aspect that's brought out
through blowing there's another aspect
that's brought out through uh
through neshama through uh
and the truth is by by a person it also
says
just for it says
over there too
because the shaman has to also go
through a process until it goes into the
goofs over there there's also a deeper
but in its irish and it's in its core
it's an indian of machava so it's
different stages
in the evolution of the soul itself
remember the soul itself goes through a
pretty serious process
from from
all the way
down to uh entering into the person's
body
and the metaphor the famous metaphor
tanya is a child a child begins as the
seed
or the egg of the father and the mother
right
child is actually begins pre-that it's
it's rooted in in in the very essence of
the mother's body and the father's body
and then there's the seed and the egg
but that still is not a child
that goes through a whole process there
has to be a release and it has to be
conception and uh
and internalization until it develops
into an embryo and the keyboard the
synthesis
and the cell is emerges and then from
there a whole fetus has to be developed
until there's a full-fledged baby
so the question is on which dimension of
the child are you talking about right
when your mother sees you she doesn't
see what i see right
when a mother looks at somebody even if
her son is 60 years old what does she
see
a baby i miss
some mothers never even think that their
child ever left the womb in his diminion
he left
in his own imagination it's your problem
it's not her problem
so there's different st you understand
that's a metaphor there's different
stages in in the alignment of the
of the soul with its source
yeah
yeah of course but davening is the
conscious the time to consciously uh
create that alignment
consciously doing it and it's also a
special time and an energy that your
bonus shall islam provides whether it's
chakras mainly it's chakras obviously
then there's the words of rabbi
says
person
which also means to be in that state
uh
to understand the concept of this aliyah
this this my mind is a is a it's a
pretty have it's pretty deep mind
mindmen so a lot of concepts and it's
along my middle so things will become
clearer also as we continue
to understand to begin to understand the
aliyah meaning what do we mean the
aliyah what the soul achieves in its
journey of this world
so let's go back to the text of davening
chakras
again the same section
of allah right after baraku the first
blessing before krishna which he already
discussed part of that when he spoke
about barack obama
right
so the next paragraph is
what's the literal translation over
there so it is butter clutter it's just
good to us to know
what the text of davening is says
to they know mulcain of
three expressions
our creator our king and our redeemer
should be blessed for eternity
what's buddha kadosham the one who
creates holy ones
the name of our king should be praised
forever now it's a mushroom he forms
servants mashaarsamba those who serve
him
and his servants
they stand in the height of the world of
mashmiyan because
it's just tiny little nuanced
differences but that's the
this text i think is almost identical
she's going to focus on these words
most people would say to them but
the next sentence
the holy ones every day praise you salah
the gemara says in arabic means eternity
for eternity always
consistently so who's the kadaish main
assets to the shamans the quran
and that's why it comes after
that's why
it comes after kedusha
right the cousin says
you do not
whatever it is you go through
what the malachim says
kaddish kaddish kaddish lu massimo kim
valemia it's another group of angels
that say barakwest
which is a repeat of what we did earlier
before krishna just now you do it in
hazardous shots and right after that
you just spoke about the hallelujah in
kedusha she says two separate things
first you say they say the kedusha the
order of holiness that comes from the
angels examining
these three sections
i don't want anybody to feel estranged
so there's three parts of the
skuddish condition there's also three
different sections
once you finish with the angels that's
kedusha now we go to the souls
why did the malachan come first and
hashem a second
quesadilla
because you go in an order from lower to
higher
first the holiness that comes out from
the malacca
malachim have some form of body he's
going to explain what he means by a goof
doesn't mean a physical organism like a
human being or a mammal
but the fact is
means holy literally holy chairs holy
holy animals holy living beings right
so he says
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speaking about an angel
means his body the via is a body the
guth is katashish is made out of the
type of uh um
marble stone
which is again what does it mean
it says in in tehillim it says in kofta
are made out of a glowing fire age
loyalty
the ramban explains that in the four
elements a shrub i am offer the guf of
the malachim is made out of asian ruach
because asian ruach fire and ear are
much more subtle less earthy less brute
they're more subtle elements just like
we see in the physical world the
difference of fire ear versus water and
earth
earth is extremely tangible water is
more tangible even though it's fluid
ruach you can't even see with your eyes
and then you have ace we could see with
your eyes but completely intangible you
can't hold it
so there's different you say there's
different elements the malachi and the
pasta says are made from asian noodles
but the fact that you're describing that
they're made of asian ruach is already a
description connected to
now when you say a goof it's just
important to understand he doesn't mean
here
a physical body
don't have a physical body the
definition of a malek is spiritual but
he means
that the energy within spirituality
itself it's more concrete
it's more tangible in
itself
it comes down in a more
concrete tangible way
so a goof could be also exist on
different levels
that's why i'll say that
occupy space what does it mean they
occupy space
does again it doesn't mean
it doesn't mean space physically the
gamora says
so great
takes 500 years
it's
on to go through this malach takes 500
years of walking
a third of the universe what does all
this mean
the fact that you're describing even
these terms you're already talking about
the guth
it's important understanding these
things in a subtle way when you say
space it doesn't mean physical space
the rambam says
this physical space in the spiritual
space
spiritual space means a certain state in
which you're in like for example
somebody will say a svara allah an idea
and you'll say i'll say in swarm
zoo
this idea has no space which means no
space there's no space on the table
there's no space in the bench in the
basement for this one this is what a hot
cane in yiddish hot cane artist
there's no space for this idea there's
no space for this idea you can't fit it
into the shoe
muck i'm here doesn't mean there's no
physical space
it has no space meaning there's no space
in the world where it could exist
because it's foolish it's folly it's
it's an architect so makaim could mean
different things there's makkah and gash
me passion something that occupies
physical space something that occupies
makkah
but it also has a particular space that
you could say something that's related
to gash me real rouhni
doesn't have the is not defined by a
space or not a space
so therefore
if they exist in some form of space they
must also exist in some form of time
because space and time always go
together
in fact he says they were created as one
this is
today
after einstein this is like a biggie
site that space that time is a property
it's one of the dimensions of reality
it's not an absolute reality in fact
time is relative
based on the macram desmond changes also
but that's a geval degree literally of
our times of the 20th century that you
know changed physics and changed science
but to here he says it that's man and
malcolm is one it's one prince
it's expressed one way in time and it's
expressed another way in space and
therefore they're always relative to
each other so if you speak about
malachim in terms of space you're also
talking about time and therefore
yes
and therefore they have a fixed time
when they say shira
the khazal is
are not defined by space
and they're not defined by time
they're called kidashim
the word kaidish
means holy but the real definition of
kaidish is completely aloof rashi says
qaddashim to you prusum to you
a loof of what a loof of any type of
definition even a spiritual definition
which imposes space or time
the way it is innately pristine it's
completely beyond any tangible
definition that connects it to time or
space
unlike the malachim volcan
and therefore the soul doesn't stop
singing
you say after the
malachim which is
time and space the zukudosham the souls
who are kudos
they're completely beyond any definition
of
and even every day it sell it's always
in other words there's no time that it
doesn't exist because it's not defined
by time
as it says until
they go from strength to strength the
gemara says at the end of brachas
they shared this is a statement there's
no such a thing
as moving spiritually without music
without singing without a song call
hiloch valia when a soul needs to move
and transport itself from one space to
another place space it's always ayuday
sheer it's always through
song share so that's the connection
where the sheer is always because it's
always ascent it's always ascending it's
always there's no time
that it's not and there's no space it's
not because it's beyond making and
beyond's mind it's the concept of seller
we're talking about the new shaman now
innately not the guff the neshama itself
that's in the summer
um
this is the famous mission in shabbos in
the pair behemoth
what when you take out an animal on
shabbos so there's an expression in
mishnah is called balay hasher yoitsen
basher winning bashir
in hebrew also means a color like you
know the color you have on a on a dog or
another domesticated animal so the
mission says cold barley hasher all
animals that have a share that have a
a leash a collar yuetzen basher you
could take them out shabbos to the
public domain by it's not called
carrying because it's like a garment
it's like you go out with a shirt you go
out with a jacket on choppers you're
allowed a while to go with the shirt and
champions you carry the answer is
because there's no kiev on champions to
walk without clothes just happen right
it's like the person walks out you're
wearing glasses you're wearing a hat you
wing it's not if you're carrying it it's
derek khalavus so this is part of the
animal with them shaken by and they
could be pulled
they could be drawn in order they
shouldn't get lost even though it's
shabbos and there's no aerith that's
called balochistan
the word sher means a color a leash but
it also covers the same letters like
sheer
so alter everyone said my man and he
said call balay hashir
all the ballet hashir all the masters of
shira of music which is
in whenever they want to go out of
themselves and they want to go up to a
higher space it's always bashir it's
always through a music through a song
and when they want to communicate when
they want to be mamshach
the mata downward it's also it's also
through a that's what he's saying
here all hillary and aliyah what are the
wings of the soul
what are the instruments that an ashama
uses when it wants to transport itself
from one place to another place
and the answer is negina
right if you want to go from one place
to another place you use your feet
if it's a little far you may use a car
if it's very far you may use a boat
or in today's days an airplane right but
what are the wings of the soul the soul
also wants to move how does the soul
move and the answer is call hillary
valley right they share it's true
that's the power of that's the power of
the power of
also another point kadoshim is in the
plural doesn't say kaddush
because there's not one space that you
go to the kedoshim is deeper and deeper
and deeper
bezel
and that's why the praise is eternal
and he explains
what's the idea of praising when we say
halal what does it mean to praise
they just sit and praise the whole day
hashem needs all these compliments he
says no hilo which is the word halal
really what it means is
it's not you're sitting and giving me
compliments all day that's not what
hillary is hillel which means praise it
means something else it's the pleasure
it comes from the saga saga means
comprehension experience
the saga and the tainough and the
ecstasy the delight in a lacusan
godliness the zelda
and that's really the definition of
ghanaian what's going
on is
bastard
it's the ecstasy it's the pleasure the
geshmaq
of the souls
but sagasam as they comprehend as they
contain
the radiance of the divine presence that
relationship that experience is full of
light and full of pleasure
and you praise it praising is the
experience of ecstasy the melting away
in the pleasure and simcha that is the
praise
out of the gemara says
to be judged and ultimately come to alam
even though there is the pain of gannon
in order for the pleasure even of ghane
which is the lower level of paradise
but there's really many many states of
consciousness that's why it's kudos
foreign
even though generally in swarm when he
says
he means swarm of kabbalah there's
usually two levels ghanaian aliens
so he says
gala
it only means that they reveal to us two
levels
and that's even those that they revealed
it to them it's not just words but
really he says
so that's why the praise is constant
it's never interrupted why because my
state of consciousness today
is for today but tomorrow there's a much
deeper time when i reach and i
experience much more
um
so there's two words it says it says
they praise your name
she says that's significant not you but
your name now what's the difference
that's that we say in hebrew they praise
your name they don't say they praise you
they praise your name he says no this is
very significant with all what we're
saying about a soul and kedosha all the
way to the highest level it's beyond
time it's beyond space
there's infinite levels and therefore
it's selah
still it's yeshtab
and this is expressed in the maya
mechazal this is abraham
they enjoy they bask in the radiance ziv
means the light the yiddish the upshine
the glimmer the ray of the shechina
it doesn't say
it says
that's the expression in the murder
bizarre nicholas
in gemara it's going to be called ziv if
you look in zayar
the term is going to be light
same concept
the light emanates from the source of
light it's the zif it's a zif ziv are
the same concept
the expression innate science this is
already that result is arranged south
this you're not going to have a gamora
or in zoya do you have that the writings
of that reason when he wants to describe
godliness the expression is
the light that is infinite the light of
infinity
we take an example of the light of the
sun that shines it casts its light on
iris is earth veladaram and those who
live on earth like we say in the morning
amer
villa darim allah
the sun casts its light on the la on the
planet not just on us on the planet
that's response responsible for all
vegetation and produce and
photosynthesis all you need light
without light nothing is going to happen
the energy of our planet but there's
also la doria mala those who live on the
planet we also enjoy the sun personally
the light of the day
what vitamin d vitamin d of course
the light is a zif it's a ray it's it's
a radiance from the sun the next of the
f
but relative to the core to the source
of the light
it's considered like north like iron
iron is north and ephesus is nothingness
what do we mean
it's very significant the light of the
sun is very very significant there would
be no life on our planet if the sun took
a vacation
the question is what's the relationship
of a ray of light that comes from the
sun and gives you your vitamin d or
allows your garden to produce its fruits
or brings light or heat into your home
or into your body
what is that ray
what is the significance of that ray
relative to the solar core they call it
the solar core the eczema itself
is
there won't even be a change in the sun
if you decide if the clouds are going to
block the sun
or you're going to
pull down the the blinds
and the the window of your home is going
to block the sun and therefore the light
won't be allowed to travel through
because you blocked it he says it
doesn't create any change but hashemish
in the core of the sun
it's not like the sun is going to come
home crying you know they didn't accept
my light
the sun remains completely wholesome
wholesome even though the ray wasn't
allowed to travel because it was blocked
it's extremely significant for the
recipient of the light it's very
significant because that ray may have
everything it may be his entire source
of energy but to reduce the entire sun
to the ray of light is ridiculous the
ray of light is comes from the sun it's
an aspect of the sun and it's a true
genuine reflection of the sun but what
is it relative to the solar core he says
it's cai in the ephesus
in the solar court itself it wouldn't
have even any substance we notice it
because it's outside of the sun
safe that's why
the zayar and arizona always use the
word orange safe why not the ancients of
the iren's always the
the entire consciousness
that is responsible for all the energy
of the world
it's true
it's like the light of the sun but it's
ultimately a heart
means a ray hamish pasha which extends
from him like the light of the sun that
comes from the sun
why is this so important
we'll soon see but one aspect i just
want to emphasize right away is
you always have to know the difference
between the core of the sun and the
light of the sun in your own life
the light of the sun
gives tremendous chios it gives as i
said
our life here is dependent on it
ms
but you cannot define
the sun by the ray of the sun
and even if there's a distortion in the
ray meaning it gets blocked it's not
like the sun got destroyed the sun
didn't get it not only didn't get
destroyed didn't get compromised
it didn't get distorted
and that's extremely an important idea
because what it's saying is
if we're going to use the concept of me
sorry
using it as a metaphor for our life
in your own life as we'll see later in
the miami there's two aspects
there's the core and there's the
the earth is that which comes out in a
revealed way and is internalized by you
but that
could never capture the full essence
and a change in that will not distort
the essence
so let's say a person goes through on a
practical level let's say a person goes
through different experiences in life
right
that
turn their life into darkness
there's no oil anymore
the earth gets blocked there could be
blockages that block as he gives an
example of clouds that's one type of
darkness and another type of darkness is
you shut the wind the window shutters
the colloidables you don't let it in
it's two different types
one is this clouds and one is the person
actually closes the windows or they
never open the window in the house so
the air doesn't reach
into the person
so you could think that it affects the
essence of the shema she says no no no
it never affects the essence of the
chemist the essence of the sun is never
ever affected by that the question is
how much did the ray travel and is
experienced by the recipient according
to their level
now this is only a metaphor because we
don't have the sun in our house if you
would have the sun in your house we
would all be toast
we would eat ourselves for breakfast as
good toast if there would be something
to say left to eat it but the metaphor
here is
for earning saif when you talk about the
light of hashem
he says it's only the light it's not the
enzyph
and the light shouldn't be confused with
the inside even though the light is
everything but it's also i in the
efforts
so even if there's a change in the air
it's only a change in how much you can
experience the light but in the essence
of the ain't scythe there's never ever
any distortion
and that's one of the biggest ciders
the big ideas that are going to be
conveyed
that there's no such a thing that a
person's core
is dark that a person's core is
destroyed that a person's core
is lost
the difference between light and
darkness can only happen on a level of
oil not on a level of atom
in the state of etzem
there is always wholesomeness
i you say the light didn't travel
anywhere it was completely completely
snuffed out of me but the eczema shemesh
is fully fully present the question is
how do i find the tools to be able to
access that part of me
so in a very vivid way what it means is
that sometimes
a person experiences in life traumas
or wounds
that results in a certain perception of
who they are
but you always have to be able to make a
distinction between the perception of
who you are and who you are perception
is a big thing because that's what we
live with we live with light we live
with perception right that's what we
live with i'm always telling myself who
i am but perception of self is not self
perception of self is the earth that
comes from the self you understand what
i'm saying so this is a very important
distinction
to be able to always know that the sun
the core is infinite the core is divine
the core is sacred and the core is
always in a state of wholesomeness and
perfection distortion can happen on a
level of light never on a level of
essence clar
i'm just trying to bring out right away
you understand it's not some
philosophical uh abstract ideas about
etcetera
it has extremely profound relevance to a
person's life
when a person knows that everything is
different because
you always have a reference point of
wholeness and that wholeness is
essential
now we go further
this light
had to go through
meaning many filters in order for the
kadosham
for the holy ones to be able to absorb
it to be able to really experience it
if i look straight at the sun i'm going
to be blinded
you have to look through special glasses
in other words the light has to be
filtered for me to be able to really
absorb it and internalize it
they could land on the moon at the
moment they're not landing at the sun
even with jeff bezos's money nobody's
landing on the sun
if they want somebody to land there has
to be some sumim you have to have
filters
this dimension the desire called light
in madrish it's called the name
or or in tanakh it's called the name so
now we have another another reference
commercial picture of elizabeth gimble
there's a famous message called
the chapters of rebellion attributed to
rabbi eliezer haggadah rabbi elizabeth
who was one of the greatest tanoyam of
his generation the rabb of rabbi akiva
lived at the end of the bias cheney
after her chain rebellion is called
rebel ezra the great so
he says
these are his words before the world was
created what existed hashem and his
great name alone
what does this mean i understand
pre-creation hashem existed what does it
mean his name existed
he and his name
it's a very interesting expression
before bree assumes that hashem existed
only him in his name don't think anybody
else him and his name which name exactly
existed when he had a name he had a
reputation
exactly it's already not belvati
so he says
everything this is a very interesting
expression
when it says in-game
it says in zoya oh it says innate
arranged surf and it says in particular
shame it's all one could it's all one
cavanagh
to understand the vitality to understand
that the vitality of godliness that
gives life to all the worlds
don't think it redefines the atmosphere
why do they use different words
because that's how it is every madrish
every person speaks in a different
language every matter speaks with
different metaphors
different parables
it says that
when he spoke he gave three thousand
mashallah metaphors parables
it doesn't mean three thousand
metaphors on different things no one
thing could be conveyed in three
thousand ways that's how he touches it
one thing you could say in three
thousand different ways
you hear so maybe you could call it
you call it shame
if you go to tanakh
you won't find
this metaphor of urbai ain't safe but
you'll find a lot shame
hashem
hashem's name
what's the relationship of your name to
you
let's take the name of avram he uses the
name of ram for obvious reasons
first of all it starts with an aleph and
second of all it's the first jew
what's the relationship of the name they
give you to you to you
what would you say
on one hand it's your name it's not
somebody else's name it's your name and
when i call you by that name you turn
around
but he says
he can't compare
the words of the name
furthermore if you were living alone on
an island you don't need the name
right
when you when you're when you're
communicating to yourself do you first
call yourself my name
i want to tell you something
the name you don't need for yourself
imkosa on the other hand
on the other hand the name is not
separate
your energy
is enclosed in the letters of the name
question question
but
all of the living creatures the living
animals to adam and whatever the name he
gave it
that became his name
what's the big dish anybody could what
did he needed adam so it's explained in
swarm the shallow famously explains
that hashem says hashem told them adam's
wisdom is greater than yours because you
can't give anybody names adam could give
names what's the big deal call this a
table and there's a tissue box and
there's a cup the answer is the names in
lash and coidesh are not random names
they are channels for the unique
spiritual chemistry of that particular
item in other words a lion has to be
called an arya and mayam water has to be
called memud mem because the physical
and spiritual chemistry of water
what is it two atoms of of
of hydrogen and one atom of oxygen right
huh h2o so mem mem and ud member than
men right two atoms of hydrogen and one
atom of oxygen you need those letters
the spiritual chemistry of water which
is the source of the physical chemistry
of water goes through these letters
because every letter of the olive base
is a different number a different form
and a different energy and a different
meaning
you can't confuse it unless you don't
want to end up with water you want to
end up with fire then you have olive
shin you want a rock you need olive
beige noon so when adam gave a name
hammer gummel sure sus aries dove number
whatever the name is these are not
random names it's names that are
channels for the theos
and on the other hand what's the
relationship of you and your name if you
wouldn't have a name if you would have
had another name it would be funny right
but would your personality change would
you change would your essence change
maybe sometimes it affects your
personality what's the relationship of
the name to the person
it's not just random we all agree this
should be called a table tomorrow we
decide if webster mr webster decides
that a table is a chair and a chair is a
table i mean it won't be convenient
but okay it's not gonna destroy the
world it's fine a table is a chair and a
chair is a table today in america
they're constantly doing these things
they ain't cannot make them but uh
that goes into the letters of this name
and it comes from the asarama maurice
from the 10 utterances oh that exhibit
shame it's also true with a person
what was your name before your soul came
into your body anybody knows
so the altar says the soul before it
comes into the goof
doesn't have a name it's nameless it
doesn't have a name
like
so who does the name belong to the body
what's a corpse going to do with the
name
so what's the name for the soul doesn't
have a name the body doesn't need a name
hashem
the name represents the link the
connection
the life force that comes from the soul
and gives vitality the body that gets
nishras nisr means
how do you say it nisrash
becomes rooted anchored in the name the
name captures that shidduch that
that between the shaman guff
soul and his body is conveyed in the
first two letters
because
soul and body represented the dimension
of seeing which is
allah
i saw the pain of the jewish people
that's reuven
eyes
the result says that when our parents
give a name there's an element of
divine inspiration
that's why sometimes grandparents get
upset that the name that the
children gave they don't have to get
upset it's it's an indian of ruach you
don't have to take it personally
but arizona says it's
by leigh says it's deeper she sought she
didn't have to rely she saw her
she saw the energy so melissa she called
him
i'll say rashi bring she said
the difference between and the son of my
father-in-law asaph
it also says that she said um what was
logic
i just want to learn another few lines
just to finish the nakuda
any big thing that needs to filter
itself
in order to provide life for a lower
state of consciousness that's always the
name that's what a name means
the definition of a name is not for me
if i would remain completely connected
to me i don't need a name the name
represents when you say the name of
something it represents he says dover
hagal a great thing that needs to filter
itself
to be communicated to another space
that relationship that symptom is
defined by what is your name
just like we say this person has a name
what does a name mean a reputation right
you have this name this name what does
reputation mean the way you're perceived
by people
is that who you are is that who i think
you are when i say
i know your name what do i know that's
what i know i know your name do i know
you
even with yourself do you know you or do
you know yourself through your name
he says the soul itself doesn't have a
name because it is it
but when i talk to myself i always talk
my to myself sometimes not always i
could talk to myself through my name
which means i don't mean me name as
a particular name i also mean through my
name which means i talk to myself
through my reputation that i have with
myself
you also have a reputation for yourself
you know right
the fact that your reputation you have
of yourself is much more important than
reputation that's
experienced by other people because that
reputation really defines you how do you
think of yourself he says that's name
the name is not you
it's how you process yourself or in
other words it's your iron it's the
light
it's the light of the sun it's not the
sun
it's the way the sun is processed into
my house how do i know about the sun i'm
not on the sun i'm not the sun i see a
certain expression of the sun is that
expression real absolutely yes and
absolutely not
it's real because it came from the sun
but is it is it real is this the whole
sun of
how do you compare to the sun itself
it's an aspect that comes in so whenever
something has to be communicated into a
different realm a different world it
always has to go through a simpson
it always has to go through a filter
that communication is what ghazal will
define by the word name your name
just like by unashamed
itself doesn't have a name
then before itself doesn't need a name
the goof itself is a corpse
the connection the way that hashem
enlightens and informs and is
experienced in the goof that's the name
captures
and so forth so it's very significant
the name it's the channel of kios but
what he is that he is that's
communicated like the light of the sun
to the to to the to the lower space
the famous madrish it says
speaks about it that there's three type
there's three dimensions to every person
this is who you are this is who you
think you are and is who other people
think you are
it's who you are this is who you think
you are and then that's who other people
think you are so the last two that's
where the name comes in the name is how
i define you oh avraham yitzhak yakov
it could be a false name might see shame
it could be a beautiful name but it's
still a name it's the way i have access
to you how do i have access to you
through your name so it doesn't only
mean technically i call you by your name
but it also means spiritually i have
access to you through
the energy being filtered in a
particular way and that's how i process
you and you always have to be able to
make that distinction between the name
and the substance somebody once wrote a
song about somebody else he says the
only thing we knew about bob was that
his name was not bob
right the only thing we knew about bob
is that his name was not bob it's only
think we knew about him that his name
was not his name
so
what is what is this allah dhamma for
the indian of istanbul
so he finishes off this is the last the
last point
when you're expressed to others
how do i express my essence could i
i express myself through my name
that's what name is name is expression
it's a tool of expression
that's that's yeah so that's why when
somebody is ill
they'll may come in and maybe add a name
because since the letters of the name
are channels of energy right like we
learned about adam
so therefore you want to create so to
speak newt sinoiros new channels of
energy
so we add the name so add a name to
create so to speak like a new channel a
new new sinner a new conduit a new
conduit for us
but the atsa mahashama itself he says
before it's born doesn't have a name
that's why a name we give only later
after the soul comes into the gulf
whether it's by the british or by a girl
by kris whatever it is but that's when
you give the name because the name
represents already the way the neshama
is concretized and goes through a
symptom in order to be able to be
malubish in the goof and that's not in
the shaman itself
the gemara says in nida that in the
summer in the womb when the child is in
the womb of the mother it sees from one
end of the world to the other end of the
world why don't i see from one end of
the world to the other end of the world
and the answer is once the soul settles
in the body now the soul has to function
through the body
the moment a person passes away
well before we're born the soul also
sees but the soul doesn't see through
the eyes the soul sees through the
soul's eyes and the soul's eyes don't
limit your vision for a half a mile or
even a mile
the vision is from one end of the world
to the other end of the world the same
is true with hearing and understanding
in other words the soul goes through a
process where now everything is
functioning through the body
the electricity of the soul is through
the gut that's what the name captures
it's very significant
because this is the
but
it's the concept of the light of the sun
and where is the core the core is always
here
it's just the core is beyond name
and it's always be able to make that
distinction to be able to know are you
describing the name of the person are
you describing the person with yourself
also
because often you could live your whole
life only within the world of names
this name that name right i have this
name i have that name i don't only mean
if you have a this name or that name you
know the yeshiva or the shidduch system
i'm talking about even spiritually it's
to be able to go from names to essence
that's where the person could connect
the outer with the inner but this
process of dover guddal coming into
something else
always needs a symptom and therefore
that's what a name is a name is how do i
define you and when i define you it's
already not you it's the way i define
you based on my tools based on what i
could receive and based on what i could
receive how do i do that that's defined
by shame in other places it's defined by
art
okay we'll take a break here
everybody have a wonderful day
the next year of this mimer will be here
monday morning 7 45 but is russia
so the net bahamas is just this this
curtain or these
right so remember we once learnt the
mimer
that even when there's an indian of
course it's only on the king of yakov
israel meaning
the atsam hanasham
what's cut off is the way that the
neshama is communicating and flowing
into the body
the
that always remains whole always remains
intact
it's very interesting
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the flow is interrupted
just like sometimes
the core of the the core of the neshama
always remains
no that's what we're learning here that
the flow is already
the way the earth becomes filtered and
it's condensed that's what its symptom
is
it goes through a process like a name
when i say i know your name i don't know
your essence
i know a certain aspect of yourself
that i can obtain that i can understand
that i can relate to just like the light
of the sun
i have the light of the sun here i have
the essence of the sun i don't have that
to the sun i did something
so when i say
i know your name or i praise your name
it means
that
and over there there can be a lot of
interruptions like he says
you could close the shutters of the
window the the the clouds can completely
eclipse the light of the sun and it's
dark or at least it's somewhat dark why
because the sun is blocked but the sun
itself
wasn't destroyed it's blocked from my
vision i don't see it i don't experience
the warmth i don't experience the heat
from my perspective it's a pretty rainy
and lousy dreary day
but if you go above the clouds the sun
is shining
right it says that khatayama compared to
clouds
above the clouds you know sometimes the
plane goes above the clouds and the sun
is beautiful
in every person's life you have that
sometimes the clouds
obstruct the flow
so the so the sun's light doesn't travel
to me
doesn't give me the vitamin d
but uh
but uh the clouds will dissipate the
clouds will uh
will move or be blown away and then the
sun appears
right
right so the dimension of the neshama
it's called yaakov versus israel that's
what he says in the mirror
dimension of yakov could be cut off
that lifeline that pipe so to speak gets
cut
so the oxygen is not flowing all the way
down
right
so even even karis it's not that they're
cut off completely
in other words forever for eternity
because they're always on the good of
the neshama that remains connected
with
then there's no issue then the whole
chorus could be cancelled
remember if a person does true they can
get rid of karus
because based in shalamata the court
here can't cancel a punishment
but in heaven
i'm saying if i come if i did in a very
i come to bed and i said i repented
there's nothing they can do
but lagabe hashem if you repent it's all
over so there's no kara's bakla karius
is only if there was no truth if there's
truth there's no cutters
but chorus is only heavenly
right but i'm saying if he did truva if
he did shove it down here then then he
could cancel the whole chorus
true that helps
so there's no chorus
that makes that pipeline
it recreates it
and then another interesting question is
that today baklava we don't have chorus
ready for many generations since the
time of the base amiga there's no chorus
right
you have a person he did sins of karis
but there's no chorus
so when he gary satrubin and part of
tangy the balatanga explains because
for courage to happen
you have to be in a place where your
full energy is coming from your divine
soul
but if the energy is coming from other
sources then there's no cause
you understand what i'm saying karis is
a compliment in other words
just one second what
well in gallows the shrine goes into
exile so it sometimes feeds you the
oxygen
through external forces situacura
it's distorted
god goes into exile like if you look
into humish when the jews in the midbar
sinned
yeah there were right away strong
penalties
a plague here playing there so we read
these stories i'm like oh my god such
sinners no no it's actually
complementary
they were so
aligned that when they were misaligned
it wreaked havoc it was a catastrophe
when you're not aligned okay so next you
know you continue
if i'm living in a dysfunctional place i
could continue
if i'm completely functional
you know what i mean
right
when you regain the alignment everything
is different there's different
consequences
yeah yeah
there's an issacharist but not chorus
there's an issacharis i may be engaging
in a prohibition
which is chorus which is very serious
yeah
so the divine is that a personal thing
if i if one person does have it doesn't
mean anything it's a cloud
it both are connected so yeah you mean
you're saying even if it sounded good
you're saying maybe there's exceptions
of certain people i don't know but
generally because there's no chorus
today
not the issue the punishment the penalty
i'll give an example if
if uh
if somebody has a very good relationship
with somebody else let's say a very
close friends or a marriage and they're
very close right
so if somebody says something that's
insulting
there will be a a rupture
and the pain will be palpable
so when you see that you might say oh
wow these people are so sensitive and
fighting
in another relationship where there's no
closeness there won't be a rupture you
know why
because they don't care it's like
shine it's like
i grow accustomed to it
the rupture is because there's a certain
expectation there's an alignment
so it's important to know the difference
when you ask i'm sorry
the other one we learned it we you have
it online yeah yeah
it's uh
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he says clearly
very powerful line
he says when it says the soul gets cut
off
it's only on yakiv but prince israel
could never be separated from russia
that's like the core of the sun
even the clouds will not
diminish the light of the sun itself the
sun itself
sure
it's a pleasure to have you back we
missed you
okay
some people i saw on zoom for two years
but you i didn't see on zoom so
you're not
you're not a zoomer you're not a zoomer
no
it doesn't mean that you have to do
business with everybody
because sometimes the light gets blocked
what it means is when a person looks at
themselves or looks at another person
you have to remember that at the core
there's always infinite light
but sometimes unfortunately
my dark clouds can block my light
and then i have to be careful with
myself
so you understand so that's important
that was a really really amazing speech
yeah yeah you understood
a lot of it sometimes i was like
but i'm very i'm very really i'm
interested i was explaining to you
already about like
thank you for coming pleasure to have
you
you understood
you're also 18 years old how old are you
your classmates
in
bergen county torah academy
okay we learned today about chemistry
the name
you're talking about you talked about
biology a lot i realized why it's all
fair
it's all tolerant
no but so i wanted to okay
you were talking about like how each
person the name
so everyone is given a name yeah when
they're born but that relates to their
body and their soul it's the it's the
shidduch of the soul in the body the
soul itself doesn't have a name it
doesn't need a name
the body on its own is like dead it's
like a refrigerator that's lifeless
when the soul connects to the body
that's after birth
now we have a name we're given a name
and the name captures that of that
relationship and it's important because
this name is a channel for this energy
because your energy is not my energy we
spoke about the dna right last time
so your energy needs your name ruben
needed to be called your own because
that's who he was riya shimon was
smeared in a different person different
mission
so you said also that there's three ways
you can see yourself is who you are is
who you think you are and that's who
other people think you are
very few people have all the three the
same yeah
should be a line but very few people
but the thing is i think the most
important because most people i think
they live only caring about what they
think of themselves of course
yeah
welcome to the club
and you're only 18.
yeah but the most important one is who
you really of course
the whole world we we all we have a
perception yeah so what's the way to
branch those two which is not as
important as we really are yeah
so that's what we're going to be
learning about how we get closer to the
essence
but the first thing is you have to let
go of thinking a whole day of how people
think who you or what people think of
you first thing is to recognize that
there's such a thing
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when i was your age a little older
so somebody came to yeshiva to speak to
us
his name is rabbi garcia
and he told us he said what's the
difference between a 20 year old and a
40 year old and a 60 year old
so he said a 20 year old or an 18 year
old is very self-conscious
who am i who am i not which click do i
fit in what type of hairdo
what type of mahalak what type of group
of friends who am i going to marry
what do i look like you know
i'm very aware of who i am and who i
want to be and how people see me
he says at 40 you reach a point you say
you know what i couldn't care less what
you think about me you don't like me you
could jump into the hudson river
or to the pacific this is who i am
i don't care if you're looking at me
this way you're looking at me that way
this is who i am says at 60 you realize
nobody was ever looking at you
so
it's a journey of time
it's a journey but sometimes we could
help ourselves already earlier cultivate
certain attitudes that are helpful
yeah of course
of course
yeah listen we come hard wired to be
affected by our environment and
different personality types are more
sensitive and more effective you know
these people whose brains are simply
conditioned to be much more sensitive
to feedback yeah
how a person deals with truth
yeah
and
never mind if there's trauma meaning if
i experienced some form of danger early
on in my life i may have to be on alert
24 hours a day
you know i may always have to be i can't
put down my guard because when i put
down my guard i'm afraid what's going to
happen
so when a person experience that then
they're in a very serious state of being
a victim
to other people's opinions i can't even
think about me i i don't have the mental
space you know
imagine somebody is feels like they're
in a lion's den
all they can think about is dodging
dodging the lion
you know safety survival so imagine if
i'm in that space
you know what i mean
i can't even do anything else you want
me to think about me
get me out of this den i'll start
thinking about me
yeah so this is the journey that all of
us are involved in
in one way or another
it's just very interesting
when you actually start to like
you really think about the meaning of
what because
obviously everyone's like everyone grows
up in a certain way they're like oh what
are these people think about me what
should i be doing but when you really
think about it you start to understand
like why does it even matter and then
what's above
yeah very good very good
18 going on 60.
i like it
but really it is that really you know
it's an akuda hut so
you're there more than you think yeah
yeah yeah
you're closer than you think
yeah yeah
okay great question so the kabbalah of
the arizona
theresa lived in the 1500s
in svas
and arizona
was makhadesh
he brought a lot of new ideas into
kabbalah that weren't there before
the ramak his teacher was like an
encyclopedia he wrote like an
encyclopedia of kabbalah he organized
all the teachings till the arizona
arizona continued that but arizona also
you know developed and explained and
very new profound concepts in kabbalah
the baalha tanya
is based on dariza
his teachings are based on the reason
but this goes into a genre that's called
khasids what's the difference
kabbalah the terminology is usually very
abstract meaning
it uses the language of spheres
and gematrias and names and levels and
worlds
most of kabbalah is written in code
language like a gida like a riddle you
know there's a riddle and you have to
undo the riddle yeah
siddhis
is the concept of darizal but the
belatania especially tried to bring it
down in a way that's
applicable to a person's life a person's
soul
this was generally all the hasidic
masters from the balsamic
his system was called khabad which is
because there was a tremendous focus on
internalization intellectually and
emotionally and viscerally that's
the ability for a person to experience
kayak which means
the ability to absorb infinity bena is
intellectual internalization and das is
visceral internalization
he connected to her to be connected so
it's the teachings of the result there's
no contradiction between arizona
in fact he writes somewhere that he
cannot ever contradict arizona because
kaldvar of mapia leo whatever he said
comes to leo and obviously can't
contradict it
but he developed it in that particular
in a particular fashion
that's what he tried to do yeah you're
seeing all of my mother like this he
takes the word ir and he analyzes and
explains what does it mean and how is it
going to apply to life et cetera
because the word is always in kabbalah
what does it really mean
yeah another component is and this is
also connected
kabbalah is the language the spiritual
language of the divine science of
creation
um
i would say like this
la havdel what mathematics is to what
mathematics is what physics what
mathematics is to physics
is kabbalah to hasidis
physics employs the language of math
right you learn probably in school
khasidis employs the language of
kabbalah
so kabbalah gives the language the the
main theme of siddhis is
to reveal the oneness
the oneness of the world and the oneness
of creation and the oneness in a person
the language it uses is the spiritual
language of kabbalah
but the theme
the the rabbi rashad once said the world
thinks
that siddhis is an explanation on
kabbalah really kabbalah is an
explanation on siddhis which means
this is really coming to convey the
oneness in life
it uses the language of kabbalah to
explain
and to
define it and the kabbalah shows how it
works
with all of the levels that are
connected that it's
but the theme
of it what's the ultimate point that's
that's what quesadillas tried to convey
so there's a
there is a symbiotic unity and oneness
between the two
you got what i'm saying a little bit i
like that
math to physics yeah they applied it to
their own yeah yeah physics uses the
language of math but it's not math
in fact could have physics used another
another language probably and maybe it
would have been clearer
uses the language of kabbalah
that's the language it uses but it's the
language of kabul
all of this is about to warn us
yeah but what i mean by oneness is the
oneness in a person to be able to find
oneness in your life
we all have so many different
personality
so many different moods
and instincts and emotions and
sensations be able to see the oneness be
able to see the oneness in other people
they will see the oneness in the world
oneness on every
or bad just level
that bad is part of oneness
because this is not into duality they
don't like the splits
of course
but that's what everybody is looking for
you see today
when you speak to young people about the
split inside of them they're good part
of their bad part it doesn't resonate
why
because the truth is everything is good
just sometimes the good is processed in
a way that it looks bad
look at yourself you'll see
you think you have bad parts
say the truth no
very good
nobody taught you that you allowed to
say that you don't have bad parts
you just don't know how good you are so
you think you have bad parts
yeah yeah yeah no really
life is just rosy
the sun is shining yeah
yeah and when you're in a bad mood
yeah that's when you need some exercise
yeah in a cold shower
that's what that's what that's what
helps them
i don't know if he probably said in
their own way but yeah
the bad mood makes everything look bad
it's not really bad it just makes me
look it makes me see things
your perception defines the reality
if you have like if you're
at a high level
everybody's on a high level the question
is how much i'm conscious of it
remember the sun is never compromised
because there's clouds
sun is always present like in the moment
it's like there's a shade in front of
you you'll be able to see it right so we
have to open the window we have to let
let the clouds pass
right even at night the sun is still
around
just i don't see it
what's crazy that the sun is always
around
that's true yeah that's damas
that's what it means to see the oneness
to understand the oneness
even the eight sahara right even the
sahara
it's not evil
essentially it's not evil
we call it the evil inclination right
but the missionary says in brahes
you should love hashem even with the
yetzahara if it was so evil how can you
love hashem with he ate sahara
good question
i heard once these are actually wants
you to overcome it
that's what it says in zoey the atar
wants you your job is to make it harder
for you to grow that's true
so deep down the atari is not bad
it's a horror is just
it covers over the light
in order for you to be able to reach
your potential
that's on one level on a deeper level
even the negativity of the eight sahara
is just a distortion of goodness
it's just covering over the goodness in
other words if you go deep down you'll
see
that even the atsahara it's not really
craving evil it's craving godliness
yeah
it's just lost in translation
the language has become a broken
language but really what it's looking
for is not what it says it's looking for
it's like when you have an addict who's
looking for alcohol they're not looking
for alcohol they're looking for a
relationship
they're looking for somebody to make
them feel good about themselves
they don't have such a person so they go
to the alcohol
completely
the person is not looking for alcohol
they tell you they're looking for
alcohol they're really looking for love
which they never got
they're looking for connection the only
love they have now is alcohol
you understand yeah so the eight sahara
is not looking for bad the it's always
looking for god
but the language it has now is i'm
looking for this looking for that
but that's not really who it is
exactly i
that's why you don't really have bad
parts you only have good parts
but sometimes we don't our bad parts are
the parts that are really good but they
don't recognize how good they are
so they confuse us that they're bad they
make us think they're bad
yeah so that's the nakuda of a lot of
the my martyrdom of the balatanya to be
able to see that the pinemias
the core of everything is really divine
oneness it's really love
and everything it's like in your exams
and your finals
you're graduating this year
wow okay
beautiful
a lot of success it's a pleasure to have
you we're going to continue on monday
on tuesday