Tuesday, September 10, 2013

Mitzvah is how G-d relates to us.

Mitzvas is how G-d relates to us.
Torah is nefesh neshama/soul
Limbs are connected to the body and 
Mitzvas confined to time & space

Q: What mitzvas are prohibited
If you do them at the wrong time?


Words are in tne place of sacrifice.
Learning Torah at night HaShem
Considers it as if you had built it yourself.

Thought is a very strong part of kevanah

The body is physical, limited to time and space.
Change as in age is limited too.

Torah is not limited.
Physical is limited.

Physical body  benefits from mitzvah, your body is connected
To HaShem
Spiritual body benefits from Torah

If there is Sickness in the body, look to the kashruts.

How does it work when we visit the sick, 

(Time affluence)

Mitzvas have a connection on our body (Action)
Shemayinis higher than Eretz 
But earth is greater than heaven.

Bottom life
Sof maisa

If first thought is first action your complete.
The bottom act has to be what motivates you to begin with.

Tachlus is Earth , the ultimate purpose,
Is a production line where earth is the first thought, and ultimate greater 
source our world. 
Atzulus exists only to give birth to Earth
In order to make this world a place to HaShem.

The higher does not serve the lower.
Atzulus may be the highest, but HaShem is the revealed 

Azalus and assiya
Body & Soul
Torah and mitzvas

The spiritual is actually  the vehicle to use to strengthen the body which when 
Moshiach comes
The physical is G-ds will and ultimate higher purpose.

Do the mitzvas first
Will is stronger than 

The root of the body is higher than the wings of the soul.

The body is higher than the soul.
The body is greater than the soul.

Resurrection greater than Gan Eden.
GE is Chibcha of HaShem
TM is essence of g-d is revealed
G3 is a result of what soul account
Polished with G-d
Neshama created relationship.
TM is created from mitzvas and we need the body to go the mitzvas.
Body must be present for TM

Every Jew is filled wititzvas
Mitzvas for TM
Neshama get

Torah for GE
Mitzvas for TM







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