True Freedom on Pesach Is Unity | Rabbi Daniel El-gad

My dear friends, we're standing before Pesach, the great holiday of the freedom. Our coming to teaching us the freedom. Hebrew word is bene horim. And it's interesting, why is they call bene horim? Horim is very unique word. Horim, the root of horim is hor. Hor is hole. And if you're taking the any um item and you do the hole, you're going to see the outside is holding the the the item. Like I give you the give you the example. It says in the in the Gemara when who he created tablet, he created two letters of mem and samech. Mem and samech, they have the hole inside. And how they hold? They hold by the this uh air. And it's interesting, the hor, the root of the of the word hor, if you read opposite way, it's going to be ruach. Ruach is spirit. It's what it's holding us. The Hakhamim teaching us of Nachman of Breslov, he said, "What is real freedom? Freedom is ruchani." And it's interesting, bene horim, if you read opposite way, it's [music] horim, it's ruchim. Pesach, the also Pesach gematria, the numerical value is 148. 148, if you add 1 to 4 to 8, it's going to be 13. That means the real freedom, 13 is also the numerical value of united unity. And also love, the ahava. This is why we're going to sit all together on Pesach on the table Pesach. And then remember, the real freedom is when you have the unity. This is why you have the mitzvah of haggadah levincha. You have to say the story, you have to speak to by the table with all your family [music] to bring this unity and to bring love among your family, among the nation. Bezrat Hashem, she have a Pesach kasher vesameach. Amen veamen.