Getting To Know Me (73) Here I Am, Quiet And At Peace Within Myself

Speaker:
Ask speaker
Date:
October 23 2010
Length:
1h 36s
Downloads:
48
Views:
202
Comments:
0

Description

P. 201. Using ratzon (desire) in our avodas (service of) Hashem. Sometimes there needs to be quiet. Focusing on coming to oneself every moment of one's life. When desire takes us outside ourselves. Wanting good things in ruchnius (spirituality). Bringing something good from the outside to the inside and discovering that we had it inside all along. Seeing and desiring midos tovos (good traits) that we see in others. It's ok to "have" a nap on Shabbos, but it's not good to "need" the Shabbos nap. Even in ruchnius there is a madreiga of "being happy with what I have," but it's easy to misunderstand that concept and become complacent. Utterly and completely at peace within myself. The root of a ratzon generally is not a revelation of my very essence. Times when we're not running after anything at all. Without quiet, a person can never stop running.

    More from this:
    Comments
    0 comments
    Leave a Comment
    Title:
    Comment:
    Anonymous: 

    Learning on the Marcos and Adina Katz YUTorah site is sponsored today by Debbie Nossbaum in loving memory of her father, Nathan Werdiger, נתן בן שלמה אלימלך and by Harris & Elli Teitz Goldstein l'ilui nishmas Elli's beloved father, הרה'ג רב פינחס מרדכי טייץ, on his 30th yahrzeit on ד' טבת and by the Esral Family in memory of their dear mother, Naomi Esral נעמי בת הרב אלטר שמחה הלוי on her 14th yartzeit on ד' טבת and in loving memory of Dr. Felix Glaubach, אפרים פישל בן ברוך, to mark his first yahrtzeit, by Miriam, his children, grandchildren & great grandchildren