Australian Daily Tanya with R' Yossi Paltiel
Tanya - 29 Elul 5784
This last shtickle is a [speaking in foreign language] When you read it, it seems totally separate from before but it says in the [speaking in foreign language] because this [speaking in foreign language] explained to us the idea that in a lower level, you have only the ahedayim of the higher level and now the ahedayim gives you a motion from aesius. He says like this, [speaking in foreign language] the speed types of letters [speaking in foreign language] they exist in action, in speech and in thought. What's action written letters? What's speech spoken letters? And what's thought, thought letters? What's that was gonna explain that in [speaking in foreign language] [speaking in foreign language] action is the written letters in the [speaking in foreign language] The aesius are deboated, spoken letters on the cockers' behalf of a [speaking in foreign language] or in the air and the voice. [speaking in foreign language] It was divided up into 22 separate parts in their forms. [speaking in foreign language] It's the articulation and the expression of a [speaking in foreign language] in every language. [speaking in foreign language] There's no difference in the way the sounds come out, not in the way they're written, but the way the sounds come out [speaking in foreign language] between Hebrew and the languages. [speaking in foreign language] In the way the letters sound [speaking in foreign language] the way you put them together. Alif is an alif in every language, but the way you put the sounds together, the great word is where there's a difference between one language and the next. Then he says, [speaking in foreign language] and letters of thought. [speaking in foreign language] are also international, because [speaking in foreign language] of the ages of [speaking in foreign language] when you're thinking, the sounds are only 22 sounds alone. So you have written letters, spoken letters, and thought letters. [speaking in foreign language] in thought itself. Yes, [speaking in foreign language] three letters itself. [speaking in foreign language] Very simple. You could imagine A.C.S. of mice. You could imagine A.C.S. of deeper, and you could imagine A.C.S. of mice. [speaking in foreign language] when you see written letters in A.C.S., say [speaking in foreign language] you imagine them in your thought. [speaking in foreign language] That's [speaking in foreign language] [speaking in foreign language] year people speak [speaking in foreign language] they become written into your memory, into your thoughts. [speaking in foreign language] you could think how people speak. [speaking in foreign language] that's thinking speech, which is [speaking in foreign language] and then this is [speaking in foreign language] thinking in thought alone. [speaking in foreign language] without using the former spoken words. [speaking in foreign language] [speaking in foreign language] in [speaking in foreign language] [speaking in foreign language] and of course, the point is that the market of mice, is mice [speaking in foreign language] in other words, the market of mitzvahs mice, as we do physically, is the way mice are within [speaking in foreign language] [speaking in foreign language] like we discussed in the [speaking in foreign language] before. [speaking in foreign language] when people actually speak, [speaking in foreign language] they get their life. [speaking in foreign language] when you speak, the assumption is [speaking in foreign language] says, you probably thought before you spoke, right? And he says like this, [speaking in foreign language] sometimes you speak and you're thinking something different. [speaking in foreign language] you can't speak without thinking [speaking in foreign language] unless you're using such words and such formations of letters [speaking in foreign language] you spoke them before. [speaking in foreign language] you thought about them many times and therefore [speaking in foreign language] in these words and formations of letters, it remains [speaking in foreign language] trace of your thoughts [speaking in foreign language] many times. Some of you speak without thinking. Some of you speak, some of that thinking. The things you speak without thinking, you thought about so many times that you could say them without thinking. So if you could say them without thinking because you thought about them so many times, the thought is there in the spoken word. [speaking in foreign language] when this explains the whole idea that you have [speaking in foreign language] which is the source of [speaking in foreign language] and [speaking in foreign language] which is the source of [speaking in foreign language] this is a Marshall for [speaking in foreign language] the idea of a back in other words [speaking in foreign language] the lowest level of the higher parts [speaking in foreign language] [speaking in foreign language] the lowest level [speaking in foreign language] to be in the [speaking in foreign language] in other words, you think in [speaking in foreign language] and then you do a [speaking in foreign language] you think in [speaking in foreign language] and then you actually speak. And the name [speaking in foreign language] the [speaking in foreign language] the market of [speaking in foreign language] and then it comes and then here it transits the [speaking in foreign language]