The pasa continues, Ve'ata mechaye es kulam.
The Rabbeinu Shalom keeps everything in this world alive, which means every single thing that exists needs HaKadosh Baruch Hu's constant sustenance to keep it alive.
The Rabbeinu Shalom doesn't only control the world.
He constantly gives the world its existence.
Ve'ata mechaye es kulam.
And this is really also connected to what we said before.
Atahu Hashem levadecha, that we explained that the name Yud Keivovke is the source of everything that goes on in this world.
And we elaborated that the name Yud Keivovke demonstrates lama'alam hen hateva, above nature.
It demonstrates our relationship with HaKadosh Baruch Hu, the unique relationship between Klal Yisrael and the Rabbeinu Shalom.
And it also demonstrates the fact that the Rabbeinu Shalom is mehaveh hakol.
He constantly keeps the world going.
That means everything that exists in this world needs chiyus from the Rabbeinu Shalom.
Even inanimate objects, even stones.
If the Rabbeinu Shalom doesn't give it constant chiyus, it will cease to exist.
Ve'ata mechaye es kulam, the Rabbeinu Shalom is constantly giving chiyus to everything that exists.
And it's important for us to internalize that because when we daven to HaKadosh Baruch Hu to help us, when we rely on the Rabbeinu Shalom to send us Yeshuas, we have to live with this understanding.
Ve'ata mechaye es kulam.
We have to believe and feel that the Rabbeinu Shalom gives chiyus to everything that exists in this world, including us.
Nothing runs on autopilot.
Nothing runs by itself.
Everything needs the chiyus of the Rabbeinu Shalom to sustain it.
And without HaKadosh Baruch Hu's sustenance, it will disappear.
The Rabbeinu Shalom wills everything to constantly exist, and that's why it exists.
And therefore, I can also turn to HaKadosh Baruch Hu to ask him for what I need.
Because he is the source of all chayam.
The pasa continues, Ve'ata mechaye es kulam.
The Rabbeinu Shalom keeps everything in this world alive, which means every single thing that exists needs HaKadosh Baruch Hu's constant sustenance to keep it alive.
The Rabbeinu Shalom doesn't only control the world.
He constantly gives the world its existence.
Ve'ata mechaye es kulam.
And this is really also connected to what we said before.
Atahu Hashem levadecha, that we explained that the name Yud Keivovke is the source of everything that goes on in this world.
And we elaborated that the name Yud Keivovke demonstrates lama'alam hen hateva, above nature.
It demonstrates our relationship with HaKadosh Baruch Hu, the unique relationship between Klal Yisrael and the Rabbeinu Shalom.
And it also demonstrates the fact that the Rabbeinu Shalom is mehaveh hakol.
He constantly keeps the world going.
That means everything that exists in this world needs chiyus from the Rabbeinu Shalom.
Even inanimate objects, even stones.
If the Rabbeinu Shalom doesn't give it constant chiyus, it will cease to exist.
Ve'ata mechaye es kulam, the Rabbeinu Shalom is constantly giving chiyus to everything that exists.
And it's important for us to internalize that because when we daven to HaKadosh Baruch Hu to help us, when we rely on the Rabbeinu Shalom to send us Yeshuas, we have to live with this understanding.
Ve'ata mechaye es kulam.
We have to believe and feel that the Rabbeinu Shalom gives chiyus to everything that exists in this world, including us.
Nothing runs on autopilot.
Nothing runs by itself.
Everything needs the chiyus of the Rabbeinu Shalom to sustain it.
And without HaKadosh Baruch Hu's sustenance, it will disappear.
The Rabbeinu Shalom wills everything to constantly exist, and that's why it exists.
And therefore, I can also turn to HaKadosh Baruch Hu to ask him for what I need.
Because he is the source of all chayam.
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