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Orot Hateshuva 10 · Rabbi Benjy's Shiur

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  I wrote her to her, she #10. If you listen to this year, I
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  think you've got an opportunity to encourage others to listen
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  because the teachings of Rough Cook transform this period of
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  time. This potentially month of L or
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  Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur and to depression and misery and people
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  feel so bad about themselves. Listen, learn the Torah today.
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  It's absolutely incredible. We've spoken previously about
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  two different or three big ideas of toshiva.
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  Two different ways Toshiva can affect a person.
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  It can be gradual, it can be sudden.
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  And here we're speaking about a gradual toshiva and what that
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  can look like. So RAF Cook tells us yes to
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  Shuvamaku Veen at Negethkhat Mukhado Khata imomb.
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  It can be particular to Shiva for one sin or for many sins.
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  But you're focused, directed towards a particular area in
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  your life that's not working. And what do you do?
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  You focus on what you've done wrong.
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  So you're you're cognizant, will make correct.
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  I love you regret it or make that OK.
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  There's anguish because you don't want to be doing that
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  wrong thing. That's fine.
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  That's classic ideas of to Shiva.
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  But here you begin to elevate yourself to free yourself
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  because you're beginning to fix something that's broken.
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  The Navshalmatta Passat for Hola.
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  His soul climbs upwards until he is freed.
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  And I'm sure Mishtakh rehma avdotta hata it.
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  You see rough cook talks about that, that trap.
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  You're enslaved to something, but you begin to emancipate
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  yourself and that's not a process that is meant to be
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  focused on the fact you are a slave.
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  The focus here is on the emancipation, on the freedom and
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  therefore the joy that comes with it, rather than the sense
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  of, oh, I'm such a bad person who magish be keeper.
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  The person feels internally at a ke rutaka the shot, this holy
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  freedom honey imamma oddly enough, shaha nahala, which is
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  so very pleasant to his weary soul.
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  Yes, your soul is worried because you're you're enslaved,
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  You're trapped. You're not full of vitality and
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  life, but you begin to sense the beauty of feeling free Ruhala or
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  MIT rappe, and he grows progressively and he is cured
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  back to spiritual health. And then in beautiful rough cook
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  poetry, the Zahare Ora Shashema Shah said the radiance of the
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  life of light, the son of kindness, shines upon him and he
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  this person grows more content. He's filled with inner delight
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  on egg Vedesh and Penny. Me, Yakhadim, Levnesh, Pavanefa
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  Shaka, Manduka. Yes, it's a it seems to be a
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  part of the contradiction. That broken heart which reminds
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  you that you are enslaved is part of the beautiful feeling as
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  you sense the freedom and the emancipation.
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  Pretty much like anytime that's use a simple analogy of going
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  doing exercise. You might be feeling the pain
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  and the struggle, but you realize that you're actually
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  elevating yourself to the next level of physical ability or
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  agility and therefore part the pain isn't something that you
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  need to cry about, that needs to depress you, but you recognize
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  it's part of a process. Mossel Flo on a grukhan Mia adds
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  this beautiful spiritual delight, penne, meeveishly
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  mutamiti and true wholeness. Because you recognize that you
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  are becoming the person that you really need to become.
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  And it was bad in that when the soul was in a bad place, but
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  then it but my your ill call home.
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  What's the point of anything when life is so dry?
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  But now how content is the soul when it feels within itself that
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  its sin has been forgiven because it's come close to
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  Hashem again? It's alive and shining within
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  the soul, for its inner burden has been eased.
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  And that is the beauty of a true process when seen through the
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  prism of Rough Cook's teachings. Check out chapter 116.
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  And to heal him, Surely Nashi Lim no Khairiki Hashemga Malala.
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  He would turn my soul to your peace, for Hashem has been kind
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  to you. We're going back to Hashem.
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  But that journey we'll have to continue another time.
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  Have a very lovely day.