Harav Yussie Zakutinsky Shlita
K'hal Mevakshei Hashem #2
Kedushas Levi - Parshas Korach
(speaking in foreign language) (speaking in foreign language) Take a little sticker that he has about her. (speaking in foreign language) You know that on her (speaking in foreign language) is a pivotal term that we say in addition to the usual diaphne of her, which begins, (speaking in foreign language) to my soul blesses her, that's what the simple text is. So what's the child? She says (speaking in foreign language) She says like this, why is it called right right, she's the head of the month? (speaking in foreign language) Beginning of the month with right right, this is like this (speaking in foreign language) (speaking in foreign language) Whenever a person does anything, the very beginning of any activity a person has is the will, is the ratsun. If a person wants to do something, then he thinks about it, then he gets emotionally invested, and then he does it. So it all starts with a ratsun. (speaking in foreign language) The ratsun, the will, the desire, the wanting of someone, that's called the beginning, that's called the head of something. (speaking in foreign language) So ratsun, the beginning of the month is (speaking in foreign language) (speaking in foreign language) Sometimes by the end of the month, a person's like, you know, you sort of burnt out of whatever the activity is, and even in a (speaking in foreign language) a person can be sort of stretched in. (speaking in foreign language) And there's a rejuvenation of what? A rejuvenation of ratsun that a person should want once again to serve a shim to become a good Jew, but specifically in a unique way. And this month, every month has its own avita. So there's a, in the beginning of the month, it's a, there's a renewal of the will of the Jew to become a better person in specifically in the way of that particular month. (speaking in foreign language) That's why it's called the head of the month. (speaking in foreign language) Is the renewal of (speaking in foreign language) every month, which comes because of a, an injection of ratsun, of will, of wanting. (speaking in foreign language) It's just like this. (speaking in foreign language) We see it tonight, the word nafesh, sometimes it's translated as soul, but also it's translated as wanting. (speaking in foreign language) The positive says this very often that nafesh can be used in the terms of wanting something. (speaking in foreign language) That's why in Rishkadish, what do we say? (speaking in foreign language) So the simple touch is that my soul blesses us shim. But the way he's touching is (speaking in foreign language) is blessing my nafesh. What's my nafesh? My nafesh means my wanting. (speaking in foreign language) It's injecting that with the renewal. (speaking in foreign language) There's a, there's a pooling and concentration, a deepening of one's nafesh on Rishkadish. (speaking in foreign language) (speaking in foreign language) I'm going to say that the renewal of all renewals will be a skull to the graph. I'm here to remain on me.