The expression: וֹבִּל וֹאָשְׂנ means a heart “lifting”, a: וֹחוּר הָבְדָנ means being a giver who is always on “top”, and: הָמוּרְתּ means “lifting high”, similar to: םָר. Building a house for Hashem means you are indeed great and important, and you’re high. The messages of Gadlus HaAdam are all over the place without end. We need to review these concepts every day of our lives. And since Gadlus HaAdam is of paramount importance, you can rest assured that there is a special Yetzer Hara that tries to pull you down, and convince you that you’re no-good. Never believe this, no matter how true it seems to be.
˄ֱאֵמ טַﬠְמּ וּהֵרְסַּחְתַּו ִקים תהלים ח ו Man is “right under” Hashem. A human being has power almost like Hashem Himself. People think that they are controlled by circumstances, and they have no say. The entire Klal Yisroel was created by a woman [Leah Imeinu] who challenged her unfortunate Goral fate [to marry Eisav] and with her incessant Tefilos she changed her whole destiny.
The more you believe in your own Koach HaTefila, the more power you have over the entire world. You can change the nature of your spouse and children, and the people in your life who try to hurt you - through Tefila. And you can change yourself completely! You are truly a powerhouse who controls the world. [“It’s scary!”] לָכּ םָלוֹעָה אָרְבִנ יִליִבְשִׁבּ רַמוֹל בָיַּח דָחֶאְו דָחֶא Every person must say: “The entire universe was created just for me”.
With your Tefilos you can stop wars and change the weather; you can even turn yourself into a Gadol HaDor. Even if you feel that you already have self-confidence, there is always room for improvement; it can make a major different in your entire existence. Like it says: וֹבִּל וֹאָשְׂנ Lift your heart again and again and again! A lifetime: חוֹ ב ָק וֹדשׁ holy obligation. Don’t rob the world of a great and super-important person as yourself.
The Yetzer Hara for Anava P'sula misplaced humility is beyond our understanding, and you need plenty of extremism and positive lies to combat this Negga Tzora'as, Rachmana Litzlan
