Shnayim Yomi - Pinchas - Shishi - #6- Rabbi Menachem Fine

[Music] The aliyah begins with a carbonus of the and the fact that we bring three different kinds of animals on Yam a par an isle and a kev and these correspond to the the par the bull corresponds to who ran to serve his guests. The isle corresponds to the aisle brought in place of yeets at the aada. And the kev the sheep is a reminder of who had an ordeal with love that involved the explain that since the mag tells us that the gift of having the is in the merit of the therefore we specifically bring that hints to the moving on to rash. The ter uses a different term by the and you shall make an not like it says by the other that you should just simply bring near anah and the question is why for us to explain because the terror is telling us that through the done int that we do within ourselves the possibility of that we ourselves can be made into an we'll consider it as if renewed and remade ourselves, born again, recreated from scratch with our original purity and the ais washed away through our genuine avoid of chuva. And moving on to yum kipper, the Torah instructs us to the mitzvah of enoi including no eating or drinking on yum kiper. And there are multiple reasons given by the some more wellknown are the kuser who says that it's to be similar to the malim who also don't eat and drink. The recanti says that we are bringing sort of a carbon of ourselves by sacrificing some of our actual physical uh body that's going to be minimized by the fact that we don't eat or drink. And says that it's just in general to minimize our physical nature, not to be a carbon, but just to accentuate our spiritual side, which on we do to an extreme, but in general something to keep in mind that minimizing our physical indulgences allows space for anamas to thrive. So you should always be conscious to make sure that his main energy is allowing for his spiritual side to shine and to keep the physical side at bay. Although of course we're human beings with our needs, but to always keep in mind to make sure the balance is proper for a beautiful platform and possible uh fertile ground for our void hashem and growth. [Music]