Reincarnation In Judaism: Do People Reincarnate As Animals?

In the endless world of Hashem, in the endless world of God, the there is no baby. All of the souls started with the first human being. All of the souls were in in him. And after that, they were dispersed among the people that were born. But then the world restarted again with Noah and his family. And all of the souls kept reincarnating each time a person lived but did not complete the mission that Hashem put them in this world to complete. Then they had to try it again. Unless they violated things so badly that Hashem destroyed them or Hashem put them in a permanent punishment like Gum Cafa and so on. But many people don't understand that you're not here in this world for the first time. Nobody in the world is here for the first time. Only rarely does Hashem bring a new soul to the world that hasn't been here. But still, it was in the original, but it was at Mount Si. But a new soul meaning that it's something that didn't go through the whole reincarnation after reincarnation and every generation or every few generations. and so on. So a person has to understand that there is no baby. Yes, the it's a baby physically it's small before it becomes big but the soul that's in that human being has been here for thousands of years multiple times and it's only here again because it failed in fulfilling the will of Hashem many times before and therefore it has to come back again to do it. That's why when somebody told me uh asked me a question about uh if uh they lend money to somebody and that person doesn't give it back to them, should they just forgive it? Forgive them or should they uh keep chasing them after the money? And the answer is as follows. If you lend somebody some money and we're not talking about huge amount of money where it's a uh uh you know destroys your life and you have to go to uh lawyers and government and so on. We're talking about let's just say you gave uh you have the habit of let's say giving a 100 bucks, 200 bucks, whatever is small that's but still meaningful wherever you are in the world. And uh let's say you have somebody that you know and you go back and forth. You give them 100 bucks, 200 bucks. And uh now this person doesn't pay you back. And you see that even when they have the money, they're not paying you back. And you see even when you ask for the money, they're not paying you back. What should you do if you can't get the money back? That way after you've asked multiple times and you see that the person does not intend to give you the money back even when they have it then you should forgive them in so many words give up on the money. And the reason why is because if you don't give up on the money both you and that person will have to be reincarnated back into this world in order for them to pay you back the money. As we learned in many different examples, one of the famous examples is a story of the Balmtov that went to one of his students who was a owner of uh a horse ranch had many horses. Sold horses and the Balmtov visited his student and told him, "I want to buy a horse from you." Said, "Sure, Rabbi, you don't have to buy. I'll I'll give it to you for free." He goes, "No, no, no. I want to buy it." "Okay, Rabbi, whatever you want." And the rabbi looks and he points at one horse and all of a sudden he sees his students face become white. Oh, Rabbi, ANY OTHER HORSE. I HAVE HUNDREDS OF HORSES HERE. ANY OTHER HORSE BUT that one? I just have this horse for 6 months. He's such a good horse. He's such a good worker. I don't EVEN HAVE TO TELL him to work. He just wants to work non-stop. He's such a good horse. You could take all the multiple horses, just not that one. And the bow says, "No, no, I want only that one." And of course, the student says to the rabbi, "Okay, Rabbi, if that's the one you want because you are who you are to me and I love you, you can buy it." The BMP gives him the money. He says, "Now it's mine, right?" "Yes, yes, it's yours." He goes, "You sure it's mine?" Yes, it's mine. The horse becomes his. The moment after that transaction, the Bubam says to his student, "Let me ask you something. Did you have a friend that recently died?" She say, "Oh, yeah. Yeah, Rabbi. I actually uh just uh six months ago I had a friend that died. He was a really good friend of mine. Knew him for over 20 years." He says, "You like that friend?" He goes, "Oh, I love that friend. He was great friend. Really was sad for uh you know that I lost him. Said, "Did he owe you any money?" And the guy thinks from him. He goes, "Yeah, but it's nothing. He was a good friend of mine." Anyway, it wasn't even a lot of money. He only owed me $50, says. So the B symptoms says to him, "Do you forgive him for that money that he owed you and died without paying you back?" The guy says, "Yeah, of course I forgive him. I don't care. It's fine. I wish I had him. I don't care about the money. It's fine." Cuz say it. Say that you forgive him. Say, "You're forgiven. You're forgiven. You're forgiven." And the guy says, and the moment he said the third, the horse that the BMP just bought drops dead. The guy shocked. Whoa. What happened here? says, "I saw that the soul of your friend had to reincarnate back into this world with a way to pay you back that $50." And therefore, who in his mercy put him into a horse so he can work for you until he earns the equivalent of $50. And now that you've forgiven him, you've helped him complete his tikun. For a measly 50 bucks, a person had to come back as a horse. The first time I said this lecture years, this story years ago, one of the people that watched this said, uh, "Wow, that's really interesting." and she had a cat and uh it was an unusual cat and she said the same she did do the same thing next to the cat. She went to the cat's ear and she said she says as soon as I finished it the cat got up, ran out and got hit by a truck or a bus and died. Now, for those that are familiar, you probably have seen us when we talked about this before. We published it as a story years ago. Anyone that's interested in reading the story from the woman herself wrote it. You could uh just send me a message and I'll send it to you. But even more so, a person that has a hard time believing some of the stories, but at least knows that I don't make stuff up. You can know I I did it one time. I had a dog, really good dog. I had him for 16 years. His name was Bully. And this dog was an amazing dog. Didn't have a mean bone in his body. And we went through a lot of ups and downs in life together. But I always knew that this dog was different. I had a dog when I was a kid. And I knew that this dog was different. Anytime I would have questions about things, I would ask frame about it, of course. And I did it. I said to bully And the moment I told him that he was perfectly healthy, he was strong. He could have lived another 50 years, at least the way he looked. But the next day he was sitting on the couch like he did often. And when he tried to get off the couch like he did a million times before, he slipped and fell off the couch, which again, it's a regular couch. Bully at one point when he was younger, he was in my car with me and I used to have him. He would sit in the front seat with me. He was in the passenger seat. I was in the driver's seat. and he liked to look out the window. And one time we were in the highway and for whatever reason or another, we're driving fast. We're not driving uh 5 miles an hour. We're driving. Bully decides while I'm driving to jump out of the window. I was I had the leash in my hand and I had to had the instant reflex to let it go because had I held it on obviously that would have been the worst thing. But I was sure that he died and I was seeing him in the rearview mirror that he's rolling and then got up like nothing happened as if he was just jumping off of a couch. Another time a car hit him. I saw with my own eyes nothing happened. He was a very uh brave and uh healthy dog. So him getting off a couch nothing. But that day after I told him got off the couch fell and that was the end. Don't try this just because you want to experiment. It's not with every dog or every cat or every other animal. But the point I'm trying to tell you is that sometimes a person has to understand that things are beyond your comprehension. They're beyond your ability to understand. The world is much bigger than you can possibly imagine. So much so that the say that if a person really was able to see all of the things that are actually next to him at every given moment, they would simply lose their mind. But does not allow us to see everything that's really next to us because it'll destroy our lives. The point being is that when it comes to seeing things like what Torah says to destroy the enemy, even if it's women and children and have no mercy, understand that the one that determined what mercy is and what good is and what bad is is the same one that's writing what's in the Torah. And since he knows what good and bad is, what mercy is and what it's not, who deserves mercy and who does not, who deserves good and who does not, if he wrote it, then you can be sure that he is right. Even if we don't understand [Music]