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Torah 49 Tinyana: True Teshuva; Torah 50: Directing Your Thoughts; Torah 51: Being Stubborn for Holiness; Torah 52: Questions on G-d and the Tzadikim…
Torah 49 Tinyana: Rabeinu emphasizes that G-d is ultimately compassionate and wants us very much! We must therefore move on and not dwell in the past, the main thing is just not to do what you once did that was bad. Therefore, when a person is doing teshuva, he must pass through all the places he was once in, and when he decides to not turn to his evil inclination, this is complete teshuva!
Torah 50: One cannot have 2 thoughts at the same time, and one must direct his thoughts in the proper direction, just like we redirect a horse with reins when he strays off the right path!
Torah 51: We must be stubborn against the evil inclination, which is constantly knocking in us many times over to encourage us to sin… but one who’s stubborn and strong will ignore the evil inclination and by default, it will vanish.
Torah 52: It is necessary that people raise questions against the tzadikim because they emulate their Creator. And the Creator Himself is so exalted and above the grasp of our minds that it’s fitting for G-d that people raise questions on Him, considering that NOBODY understands His ways!
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By BresloveTorah 49 Tinyana: Rabeinu emphasizes that G-d is ultimately compassionate and wants us very much! We must therefore move on and not dwell in the past, the main thing is just not to do what you once did that was bad. Therefore, when a person is doing teshuva, he must pass through all the places he was once in, and when he decides to not turn to his evil inclination, this is complete teshuva!
Torah 50: One cannot have 2 thoughts at the same time, and one must direct his thoughts in the proper direction, just like we redirect a horse with reins when he strays off the right path!
Torah 51: We must be stubborn against the evil inclination, which is constantly knocking in us many times over to encourage us to sin… but one who’s stubborn and strong will ignore the evil inclination and by default, it will vanish.
Torah 52: It is necessary that people raise questions against the tzadikim because they emulate their Creator. And the Creator Himself is so exalted and above the grasp of our minds that it’s fitting for G-d that people raise questions on Him, considering that NOBODY understands His ways!