It's therefore understood that now the situation is already one in which the physical body, and even the physicality of the world, is completely purified and refined. It is a "vessel" receptive to all the spiritual lights and concepts, primarily the light of our righteous Moshiach, the light of the true and complete Redemption.
And the only thing missing is that a Jew should open his eyes as he should, when he will see that all is ready for the Redemption! There is already the Shulchan Aruch (the Set Table); there is already the Livyosan, the Shor HaBor and the Yayin Meshumar.
The Jewish people already sit by the table, "the table of their Father" (the Holy One Blessed be He), together with our righteous Moshiach. (As is stated in holy books that in every generation there is "one descended from Yehuda who is qualified to be Moshiach"). In our generation this is the leader of our generation, my sainted father-in-law. And now forty years after the passing of my sainted father-in-law we also have already "a heart to know and eyes to see and ears to hear."
We must now only open the "heart to know" and open "the eyes to see" and open the "ears to hear." Likewise we must utilize all 248 physical limbs and 365 physical sinews in the learning of the inner aspects of the Torah, as revealed in the teachings of Chassidus and observing the directives of our Rabbeim and leaders.
These directives include learning about the concepts of Redemption, in a way that will open the heart, eyes and ears. That is, one must understand, see and hear in the physicality of the world the true and complete Redemption in actual reality. One should learn the Torah of Moshiach (the inner aspects of Torah) in a way of seeing. All of the above is already prepared; one need only open the eyes to see it!
Also the custom of the Jewish people which is continually spreading in our time, to learn the subject of Redemption and Moshiach, in order to prepare himself and others even more for the revelation of the true and complete Redemption, as mentioned above.
References
3. Zohar section 3 34:b. Cited and explained in Likkutei Levi Yitzchak on the Zohar, section 3, p. 219 ff.
4. See Brochos 34:b. Bava Basra 75:a. Vayikra Rabba Chapter 13:3. And in other sources.
5. Brochos 3, end of side a.
6. Commentary of the Bartenura on Megillas Rus. And see also Sha'alos U'teshuvos Chasam Sofer Choshen Mishpat (vol. 6) at the end (section 98). And see S'dei Chemed, Peas HaSadeh, entry Aleph , Klal 70. And elsewhere.
7. Tavo 29:3.
8. In addition to learning Torah and observing mitzvos in general (the 248 positive commandments corresponding to the 248 limbs (macos 23, end of side b) and the 365 negative commandments corresponding to the 365 sinews (Zohar, volume I, 170b.)
(From the talk of Shabbos Parshas Vayeitze, 9 Kislev 5752)
