Being generous is part of our DNA, it is who we are. It comes from the tremendous love Hashem has for us, it’s the purpose and intention behind all the Karbanos to donate and become close to Hashem. The reason the Torah doesn't even have to mention it, being that it is so part of who we are, and we just reveal it through bringing a Karbon. לקו״ש יז

Why does the Torah finish off the Parsha about the cloud ( Schinah ) leaving the Mishkan every time they traveled ? It seems to be the opposite of the whole Parsha, which discusses the building the Mishkan, so that the Schinah can rest amongst the Jews. The answer is it is specifically when you don’t see the cloud resting amongst you, and yet you still know Hashem is there that is the ultimate connection. לקו״ש טז

Although the Jews were commanded just to make the tapestries from goats wool, some women that were talented to spin the wool while still on the goats back did so, because it produced a better tapestry, understanding that that’s the reason Hashem blessed them with that talent. In addition they cut off the wool and made the tapestry as a cover before building the walls, so not to cause discomfort even to an animal.

לקו״ש טז

Why was Hashem Happy that Moshe broke the Luchos? And why did they keep the broken pieces in the Aron? It is because in order to properly learn Torah and reach its unlimited core, we must be Full Luchos and Broken Luchos. We must use our full personality , our head and at the same time be vulnerable non judgmental broken not limited by our ego.

לקו״ש כו

‏There are two types of Jews: the apple Jew, representing the perfect Jew serving Hashem in a calm and quiet way, and the pomegranate Jew, empty and struggling passionately, trying to connect. Therefore, the Cohen Gadol, who needs to represent all Jewish people, also wore pomegranate shapes on the bottom of his robe

לקו״ש טז

We first tell the Jews to donate and only after we tell them that it’s to build the Mishkan, stressing the importance of giving, the human contribution, capable of building a beautiful home for Hashem, and in the desert a dark barren uninhabited place, it is specifically there that the Mishkan is built, teaching us that regardless your situation you too can build a beautiful place for Hashem. לקו״ש כ״א

What drives me every day, is it to enjoy life and take what I can, but willing to pay for it with Torah and Mitzvahs, like someone renting an object to enjoy, but is willing to pay for it. Or do I realize I’m here to be a watchman in Hashem’s world to watch it and protect it through Torah and Mitzvahs and appreciate that He provides me with whatever is necessary to do it.

לקו״ש לא

Although we are all different in mind and heart, sometimes we come together as one,The Mitzrayim were United in hate for the Jews and that brought them together as one people, in contrast the Jews were brought together as a Jewish nation and that brought them together as one heart to receive the Torah. לקו״ש כ״א

When Amalek came to fight with the Jewish people, Moshe sent Yehoshua to fight the war while he went on the mountain to pray, Hashem made his hands get heavy because he sent some else to fight the war. Although Moshe had good intentions being that he was 80 years old he figured he should send young men to fight while he prayed, Hashem was not happy because if someone comes to attack another Jew you shouldn’t make any calculations you should just go out and help. לקו״ש כא

Hashem didn’t want us leaving Mitzrayim naked without any Mitzvahs, so he gave us two general Mitzvahs representing both positive and negative Mitzvahs, Bris And the Korban Pesach. So too must we reach out to every Jew inspiring them to do at least one or two Mitzvahs to bring the Geulah. לקו״ש טז