ABSTRACT Lekutei Sichos Part 3
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ABSTRACT Lekutei Sichos Part 3

Ben Chamesh L'Mikra | June 27, 2025

Service of transforming the animal soul comes with pain and effort.

The fifth year produces an “add on” as a reward and the purpose of the first four years

* ל ה ו ס י ף יט, כה כבב
A Jew is obligated to do good to a fellow Jew without selfish motive
The verse prohibits giving “inappropriate advice” even if such advice doesn’t harm the other person, but is only in one’s self-interest

*ולפני עור יט, יד כזא
Soul deals with the body in terms of measurements; prevents doubt of Amalek
Use of false weighs and measures is an attempt to “dress-up” the act of theft as an act of honesty; similar to the actions of the Egyptians

רמב"ם זכב
Helping another Jew on the path to return should not be done for personal gain; but should be done even if involves loss
Act of robbery is compared to murder, since act of robbery deprives the victim of some inherent rights of life
Thus, if a stolen object is not extant, then decree is to not accept monetary compensation when the robber wishes to do Teshuvah; monetary compensation not sufficient to make the victim complete for loss of object

רמב"ם לבא
If one is aware of a situation to save another (spiritually), then it is a sign that one is capable of succeeding
One is obligated to endanger one’s own life in the act of saving the life of another; this is conditional on a certainness exists that the other’s life can be saved

*לא תעמוד על דם רעך יט, טז לבב
Main point of awe is bitul, a feeling that is actualized in deeds
Concept of awe of the Mikdash contains many elements reflected in deed:
Going in and coming out of the Temple Mount (deed)
Walking in the Azarah (deed plus feeling)
Applies also after destruction

רמב"ם לז

Service of transforming the animal soul comes with pain and effort.

The fifth year produces an “add on” as a reward and the purpose of the first four years

* ל ה ו ס י ף יט, כה כבב
A Jew is obligated to do good to a fellow Jew without selfish motive
The verse prohibits giving “inappropriate advice” even if such advice doesn’t harm the other person, but is only in one’s self-interest

*ולפני עור יט, יד כזא
Soul deals with the body in terms of measurements; prevents doubt of Amalek
Use of false weighs and measures is an attempt to “dress-up” the act of theft as an act of honesty; similar to the actions of the Egyptians

רמב"ם זכב
Helping another Jew on the path to return should not be done for personal gain; but should be done even if involves loss
Act of robbery is compared to murder, since act of robbery deprives the victim of some inherent rights of life
Thus, if a stolen object is not extant, then decree is to not accept monetary compensation when the robber wishes to do Teshuvah; monetary compensation not sufficient to make the victim complete for loss of object

רמב"ם לבא
If one is aware of a situation to save another (spiritually), then it is a sign that one is capable of succeeding
One is obligated to endanger one’s own life in the act of saving the life of another; this is conditional on a certainness exists that the other’s life can be saved

*לא תעמוד על דם רעך יט, טז לבב
Main point of awe is bitul, a feeling that is actualized in deeds
Concept of awe of the Mikdash contains many elements reflected in deed:
Going in and coming out of the Temple Mount (deed)
Walking in the Azarah (deed plus feeling)
Applies also after destruction

רמב"ם לז

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