Day 214 | Pele Yoeitz - Illuminate the Light Within

0:00 Hey everybody, hope you're doing amazing. Today is Friday, day 214 of our Paleoids journey, and we're going to continue and complete this section of Hakunas. Hakona preparation. Here we go. A person has to do preparation to ensure he's saved from evil. At the time of the attack of the Yzahara, a person doesn't generally remember the Yzotovs. That's why Hakana is so important to do it beforehand. A person has to realize that he is liable to sin.

0:40 He is prone, he's not above sin. He's very capable of sinning, and therefore he has to prep beforehand. He has to think about potential bad that could come about through the sin. And on the other hand, flip side realized the great reward of completing the mitzvah sin. The person should tell himself, it's not worth it for me to sin against my Ubay or against my creator. For the uh instant gratification for a moment. It's not worth it for me.

1:20 It's worth it for me. Better that I dis desist from the evil. I have to realize that I'm a year, I have to try the best that I can. I have to try my best, my hardest, to not do this and this and that, but instead do something good. Then and only then when he does these hachanos will he be successful.

2:09 Although we say a person should act bichi pason with the haste, that doesn't mean you should do things too quickly. Zrizus doesn't mean to do it quickly, it just means to be very focused. So a person who does it too quickly, he is the mitzah, he's thinks so yeah, I'm about to do a mitzvah, he happened really quick. A person has to do a chana, a person has to think about what's going to be every decision he makes. Level Acharisa to think about the potential outcomes. He has to weigh it according to his own discernment.

2:50 And only then can he approach the task at hand. Vikhael Shakai, yeah, Bazrasan Hashem Shabi Azur Shin Halbin. Via la cultural sachana. Everyone has to do a chana for everything. Bedaito in his mind. Before you do a mitvah, before you make a brachov, but especially before you say the name of a karish barhu, you have to do preparation, you have to think about it, contemplation. Yasubesap. So if you do it suddenly, if you do it too quickly, it's like a goaf without an ashamba. It's lacking holiness.

3:32 The Jewish people at that time were deserving a punishment because they were just serving a shem by road. There was no like intentionality involved. Vazar Kodish Bazar tells us, Amrud says, anything a person does that doesn't have avanura, it doesn't have intention, well, parkhalila doesn't fly up. We want to give the the mitzvos that we have, we want to give it wings, we have to have intention. It's a negative thing. We're like lost.

4:19 He has to pay attention before he does any mitzvah, could him call to feel, before he utters any prayer, mitzvah, zaramiasbah. He has to think about what this mitzvah is, what's the flavor, what's the talent, what's the reason behind it. How am I going to complete and fulfill this mitzvah? And that way, will go up on high and will be so considered holy. It's not going to be just for naught and um in a state in the realm of impurity. Zekal Gadol, Latikana Govh and the Shamah. This is a claw goddol, a general rule as it relates to the rectification of the Gov and the Shambah Hamik Bazabakh Badhulabbah, think about this, contemplate it, because all is in it.

5:21 So somebody who puts that in the effort to purify himself. So then Meshamay and Misayna so they're gonna help him from above. A person has to put in the time and the contemplation and a little bit of effort beforehand. This is Hakana. And when Mirz Hashem, when a person does this, and when we when we do this, Hashem will help us out. Mirz Hashem will pick up next week with a new topic called Haftacha what it means to trust in Hashem. Wishing you all the best and a good child.