103. Whose Heart Makes Him Willing
I heard on the eve of Shabbat, Beresheet, October 1942 In the verse, “from every man whose heart makes him willing, […]
I heard on the eve of Shabbat, Beresheet, October 1942 In the verse, “from every man whose heart makes him willing, […]
I heard on Ushpizin de Yosef [Sukkot] In the verse, “And you shall take you… the fruit of a citrus tree,” meaning
I heard on Adar Aleph 23, February 28, 1943 “For the winner,” one who has already won. Over Shoshanim [roses], meaning the Shechina [Divinity], which concerns
I heard in 1948 Spirituality is called that which will never be lost. Hence, the will to receive, in the
I heard on Mishpatim, 1943 The written Torah is considered “awakening from above,” and the oral Torah is an awakening from
I heard on Iyar 21, Jerusalem “Rabbi Hanina Bar Papa said, ‘That angel, appointed on conception, its name is Laila [night]. It takes
I heard Goren [granary] means diminution of good deeds, when a person feels Gronot[throats] (Ger’onot [deficiencies]) with the Creator. Hence, he lessens the
I heard on the eve of Sukkot, inside the Sukkah, 1943 A granary is male Dinim [judgments], as in “hidden and not defiled,” when
I heard during a meal celebrating a circumcision, 1943, Jerusalem Malchut in itself is called “lower Hochma,” and with respect to its
I heard in 1945 In the verse, “And you shall keep your souls,” the keeping refers mainly to the spiritual