Wonders4Life Shiur 767 Appreciate

And it's very, very...

How do you demonstrate Akor HaSataiv? By giving me racious kapriya.

No, but that's not about success.

And it's very important for a person to understand and appreciate the impact that HaKar Es Sataiv has in a person's life.

If the Chai V'Zavava says that a person without HaKar Es Sataiv basically doesn't have an Eiffen of HaVeides HaShem, HaVeides HaShem is essentially built on HaKar Es Sataiv, which means if you don't have HaKar Es Sataiv, you're basically not a real Eiffen HaShem.

That means, first of all, the importance of HaKar Es Sataiv, and second of all, why the Yetzirah works so hard that we shouldn't feel it.

Because if we feel like our esotei, then we become of the Hashem.

And if we don't, then He has us in our pocket.

So the more a person's able to focus on the things that we don't generally notice, for example, someone told me today that his mother-in-law donated a kidney.

Someone told me, I mentioned that one this year, his mother-in-law donated a kidney.

And whenever you hear, first of all, it's very impressive that a person's able to do that.

Very, very impressive.

But what really a person should learn from that is appreciate, first of all, that you have, quote-unquote, an extra kidney.

Not extra, but you have.

A kidney that technically you could donate.

But more importantly, that you have kidneys at all.

And there's chassashah, a person that's chalishing for a kidney.

And not everyone's zeichah to have a healthy kidney.

And the Rebbeinu Shalom gives you a matan of a kidney.

A person posh that has an achra'i is to appreciate that.

And even if a person just feels it, we've said this many times, even if you feel it for a moment.

Feel a surge of Akars HaTayiv, that the Rebbein Hashem gave you kidneys.

Pashat Akars HaTayiv, simply, that the Rebbein Hashem gave you a kidney.

Pick one, because then you're able to feel it.

A kidney.