Growth Without Frustration

Because on one hand, we understood that HaKadosh Baruch Hu created a world and He wanted us to be, there's a journey, growth is a journey.

You have to acquire the same Toiv, you have to acquire it.

And this is in order not to be a Naham of the Kisufa.

Therefore, your Madregas have to be Ba'etzim.

And the way we explained it has to be Ba'etzim is that Midas Hadin has to justify that it's really you.

And that's going to come through choices you make.

And that's going to come from Bechira that you make.

And that's really what life's all about.

There's a lot of self-work that's given to us to do and make the right choices and do the right things.

And therefore, we acquire it.

And we're going to see that concept over and over again.

Throughout my separations, this is a very, very important point, which we're going to try to expand on as much as possible.

Well, the Marshall, it says, Which simple pshat means that it was finished, it's concluded, right? So the Targum says, Meaning that Hashem was perfecting.

As he was creating it, he was also Isaac in the perfection of it.

Which is teaching us that he wants us to be involved in perfecting.

At the end of the passage it says, If you go to the Olden Version, and maybe we'll have a chance now to talk about the Ramban a little bit.

Lassos means it's a continual and a development that's happening, that's taking place.

Asiyah.

Tikkun.

So this is what my separation is in order for HaKadosh Baruch Hu did the my separation in a certain way in order to teach us what He wants from us in the creation to do that.

Because on one hand, we understood that HaKadosh Baruch Hu created a world and He wanted us to be, there's a journey, growth is a journey.

You have to acquire the same Toiv, you have to acquire it.

And this is in order not to be a Naham of the Kisufa.

Therefore, your Madregas have to be Ba'etzim.

And the way we explained it has to be Ba'etzim is that Midas Hadin has to justify that it's really you.

And that's going to come through choices you make.

And that's going to come from Bechira that you make.

And that's really what life's all about.

There's a lot of self-work that's given to us to do and make the right choices and do the right things.

And therefore, we acquire it.

And we're going to see that concept over and over again.

Throughout my separations, this is a very, very important point, which we're going to try to expand on as much as possible.

Well, the Marshall, it says, Which simple pshat means that it was finished, it's concluded, right? So the Targum says, Meaning that Hashem was perfecting.

As he was creating it, he was also Isaac in the perfection of it.

Which is teaching us that he wants us to be involved in perfecting.

At the end of the passage it says, If you go to the Olden Version, and maybe we'll have a chance now to talk about the Ramban a little bit.

Lassos means it's a continual and a development that's happening, that's taking place.

Asiyah.

Tikkun.

So this is what my separation is in order for HaKadosh Baruch Hu did the my separation in a certain way in order to teach us what He wants from us in the creation to do that.