Mystical Insights In The Parshah – Vayeira 5750
By zevi770 · October 29, 2015
| God’s goodness is an expression of his kindness and compassion. Note 13 * | |
| How can it be that Avrohom who loved Mitzvos so much should feel pain from Milah? (spiritually speaking) Milah represents that Avrohom became complete – the true pain Avrohom felt, was he reached the Divine revelation which (is the 49 gates of binah – comprehension) which can be assimilated by a human, but realizing there is an infinite dimension (the 50th infinite dimension) he pined for that.
The very humility – desiring that which is beyond ones possibility of achieving creates the space where the Divine infinite level (and being Divine hence is not limited to being “beyond” but can simultaneously come within – not only in a overwhelming but “face to face” manner and relate specifically to all aspects of life) permeates. |
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| (This is not the exact wording but as I understand the concept, it is the sixth chapter) The greatness of the infinite zone which a Jew achieves through eliminating self, which automatically as the infinite zone permeates the highest to the lowest, can fill any space, is that it is not limited only to the Jew, but as we know, in the messianic times (which have begun) every person, in fact every created thing will know its maker. | |
| “And Sarah lived one hundred, twenty and seven years” one hundred represents our primary drivers: pleasure / desire (fear of pain) twenty represents our intellect and seven represents our emotional states (love, fear etc.) So to sum it up “In the beginning God made man, so man should grow; when man exists falsehood and searches for truth, God appears; but this doesn’t take man out of his reality, rather it allows God to permeate every aspect (pleasure, desire, intellect, emotions).” | |
| Ironically the self nullification that allows God to enter doesn’t destroy self but creates. | |
| No matter the Divine revelation one has already received, as God is infinite, one must pine for the next level. | |
| By elevating oneself this automatically benefits others. | |
| Not only must we grow but we must make sure to be happy. | |