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And I saw a beautiful V'art that... was given over in Rav Yossi Zakatinsky's Sefer, and I'm only going to take a piece of this, but ultimately the idea was that there are days of holiness, which we've just come off celebrating, where we commemorate and celebrate the days that we did Shuvah, the days that we got closer to the Abishur and the Sukkah, the days of Samos Torah, the days of Shemiyat Saras, and all the different connections and depth to those days.
And those are days that happen in a month where we have this unbelievable closeness and this unbelievable R that comes down and resonates within our day-to-day life.
In a month like Marchajun, we have an opportunity to enhance and enlighten the opposite.
So instead of having a day that drives us to connect, we have ourselves that drive us to connect.
And what does that mean? It means that all the Kelem in the world that have no innate holiness, that have no innate ruchnias, that have no innate recognition, this is the month where we can elevate those pieces of our lives.
So we're used to elevating ourselves through ruchnias, we're used to elevating ourselves within the gashmias of things and being able to connect to gashmias and the ruchnias.
This is about refining the Kli that we are, being able to clean the Kli that we are and be able to fix the Kli that we are.
We talked last time about the fact that there are many people who struggle with the falling down quickly after the rising up and the inability for them to really be able to correlate the two and how do they reconcile the fact that they just had such elevation and then also now we're just having such fall.
This is about connecting to all the things in our lives that we consider to be routine and how do we elevate them.
We are not living in a place where we're constantly surrounded by Yom HaTovim every single month.
We have Rosh Chedesh right now, and then after Rosh Chedesh, we'll go on for an entire month without anything.
And so what do we do during those times? And so we spent a lot of time talking about...
And I saw a beautiful V'art that... was given over in Rav Yossi Zakatinsky's Sefer, and I'm only going to take a piece of this, but ultimately the idea was that there are days of holiness, which we've just come off celebrating, where we commemorate and celebrate the days that we did Shuvah, the days that we got closer to the Abishur and the Sukkah, the days of Samos Torah, the days of Shemiyat Saras, and all the different connections and depth to those days.
And those are days that happen in a month where we have this unbelievable closeness and this unbelievable R that comes down and resonates within our day-to-day life.
In a month like Marchajun, we have an opportunity to enhance and enlighten the opposite.
So instead of having a day that drives us to connect, we have ourselves that drive us to connect.
And what does that mean? It means that all the Kelem in the world that have no innate holiness, that have no innate ruchnias, that have no innate recognition, this is the month where we can elevate those pieces of our lives.
So we're used to elevating ourselves through ruchnias, we're used to elevating ourselves within the gashmias of things and being able to connect to gashmias and the ruchnias.
This is about refining the Kli that we are, being able to clean the Kli that we are and be able to fix the Kli that we are.
We talked last time about the fact that there are many people who struggle with the falling down quickly after the rising up and the inability for them to really be able to correlate the two and how do they reconcile the fact that they just had such elevation and then also now we're just having such fall.
This is about connecting to all the things in our lives that we consider to be routine and how do we elevate them.
We are not living in a place where we're constantly surrounded by Yom HaTovim every single month.
We have Rosh Chedesh right now, and then after Rosh Chedesh, we'll go on for an entire month without anything.
And so what do we do during those times? And so we spent a lot of time talking about...
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