The Mordy Shteibel’s Podcast (Rabbi Binyomin Weinrib)
Tanya Shuir (102) Creating Wings for Our Mitzvos
Oct 14, 2026 · 33 min · 10 segments
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The Mordy Shteibel’s Podcast (Rabbi Binyomin Weinrib)
Oct 14, 2026 · 33 min · 10 segments
So remember, we were holding what we've been discussing really from Perek Lamed He through, is that in Lamed He, he began discussing that the Ikar Avoda that the Ribono Shel Olam wants is Aseh.
I have all the Kavanos when I go ahead and I shake Lulav." You have to shake.
But without the Ma'aseh, without the Guf Hadavar, a person's lacking in that ability to be able to create a proper Idur Betach Tchanim.
And the Ikar Avoda of a person is to recognize that my task in this world is to go out and to make Idur Betach Tchanim, and that means Avoda.
We mentioned the She'ol Chanach Arav Paskins, that when a person learns, a person has to learn out loud if they want to be Mekayem the Mitzvah of Talmudei Torah, which means you have to have a Ki Matzvas of Havim Ma'asa.
Your brain is good, but you have to do actions with your body, with your Macha V'Ramsha.
So a Gid, a person, has to be involved in action, and that's the goal, like he spoke about in Perek Lamed He, Lamed Vav.
The goal of a person being involved in actions, maybe Lamed He, Lamed Vav, Lamed Zayin.
Just Ma'asa without Kavanah is lacking the ability to be able to become elevated.
And as I'll talk about more in Perek Lamed, a person who does just the physical action and there's no Ahavah and Yirah, there's no Kavanah, there's no Machshava that's put into it.
So the Ma'asa is like, the Zohar HaKadosh calls the Ma'asa is like a bird that's lacking the wings.
So remember, we were holding what we've been discussing really from Perek Lamed He through, is that in Lamed He, he began discussing that the Ikar Avoda that the Ribono Shel Olam wants is Aseh.
I have all the Kavanos when I go ahead and I shake Lulav." You have to shake.
But without the Ma'aseh, without the Guf Hadavar, a person's lacking in that ability to be able to create a proper Idur Betach Tchanim.
And the Ikar Avoda of a person is to recognize that my task in this world is to go out and to make Idur Betach Tchanim, and that means Avoda.
We mentioned the She'ol Chanach Arav Paskins, that when a person learns, a person has to learn out loud if they want to be Mekayem the Mitzvah of Talmudei Torah, which means you have to have a Ki Matzvas of Havim Ma'asa.
Your brain is good, but you have to do actions with your body, with your Macha V'Ramsha.
So a Gid, a person, has to be involved in action, and that's the goal, like he spoke about in Perek Lamed He, Lamed Vav.
The goal of a person being involved in actions, maybe Lamed He, Lamed Vav, Lamed Zayin.
Just Ma'asa without Kavanah is lacking the ability to be able to become elevated.
And as I'll talk about more in Perek Lamed, a person who does just the physical action and there's no Ahavah and Yirah, there's no Kavanah, there's no Machshava that's put into it.
So the Ma'asa is like, the Zohar HaKadosh calls the Ma'asa is like a bird that's lacking the wings.
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