
Baruch
Hashem, Eretz HaKodesh is amazing. Even the air feels more spiritual and clean!
We had the zchut (privelige) to learn
with Rav Darmoni shlit’a and one of the Shana Alef Yeshiva students (first
year) brought up a beautiful Dvar Torah from the learning of Hilchot Shabbat
(the Laws of Shabbat). We learned that if there is a semi-cooked pot of food on
the Plata (Blech/Metal Plate on open
fire), if someone lifts off the pot on Shabbat then they cannot put it back on
the plata. Why? Because when one
takes the pot off the plata and then
puts it back on, it’s considered Melachat
Bishul (cooking, which is forbidden on Shabbat). This is exactly like
turning light on and off. The flow of fire heating up the semi-cooked food in
the pot stops when lifting the pot off the plata,
so therefore when one puts it back onto the plata,
it is like they are ‘cooking’ again.
How
can we connect this to our lives?

When
we unplug ourselves from the Torah, from minyanim, from Tefillin in the
morning, from wearing appropriate length skirts, etc., we are really cooling
ourselves down and stopping ourselves from being in the direction to
completion.
Its
like re-routing ourselves off the GPS directions.

Judaism=Think.
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