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ולא קולטים אותה כשהיא קורת ואני רוצה להגיד רגע רגע חכי .. זו אני .. תסתכלי .. ופוחדת כי מבינה שאולי זו לא אני .. מה קורה פה? האם אוכל להתענג על הדברים הטובים בהוויתי ? 

ואיך מאפשרים ואם בכלל יש לי את ההחלטה בלאפשר לעוצמה להתדבר .  

המצוות והתורה משופרות. שופרא דשופרא.

את שואלת על אתרי האינטרנט שמתעסקים בהן?

Last week, Rabbi Grossman, Chief Rabbi of Migdal Ha'Emek - Israel,  was visited by Mutty Dotan, head of the Lower Galilee Regional Council. Mr. Dotan told him that he had just returned from Germany where he attended a ceremony in honor of the 25th anniversary of the twin cities pact between the Regional Council and the Hanover district in Germany.

After the ceremony, German Bundestag (Parliament) member, Mr. Detlev Herzig, of the SPD party, approached Dotan and related a passionate story. His father had died a few weeks before and before his demise he confessed to his son his part in the Holocaust. He explained that since there are many Holocaust deniers today, he wanted to present irrevocable evidence of the truth!
 
He told his son that he had been an officer in the German air force, the Luftwaffe and handed him an envelope which contained the proof.  Opening the envelope the astonished son found a Wehrmacht Army Officer's Certificate, wrapped in a strange wallet made of parchment! His father explained that while destroying a synagogue he had found a scroll made of parchment and cut out a piece to use as a wallet! Later he discovered that the scroll was something very holy to the Jews.
 
He told his son to give the evidence to the first Jew he would meet and ask him to deliver it to a holy Jew in Israel who would know what to do with it.

Returning to Israel, Dotan chose to entrust the wallet and papers with Rabbi Yitzchak Dovid Grossman, Chief Rabbi of Migdal Ha'Emek and recipient of the 2004 Israel Prize for Lifetime Achievement.   As exciting as the story was, Rabbi Grossman was curious to see exactly which part of the Torah scroll the Nazi "happened" to cut out.   Wjen Rabbi Grossman unfolded the "wallet" his entire body began to shake and tremble!  
 
The Rabbi read the terrifying words (in Deuteronomy) of The Tochacha - G-d's Rebuke of the Jewish people - fortelling a time when they would be subjected to unimaginable suffering and terrible consequences for forsaking His instructions for living given at Sinai - the Law's of the Torah!

Note: In the Book of Kings (II Kings 22) a similar incident is recorded.  The righteous King Yoshiyahu was preceded by his wicked father and grandfather who did all they could to negate Torah observance. They closed most places of worship and destroyed Torah scrolls.  
 
When Yoshiyahu became king, the Priests of the Temple were renovating parts of the Holy Temple which had been damaged.   During the restoration, they discovered a Torah scroll which was hidden away in the wall.  When the High Priest opened the scroll he found it at the exact same Chapter of Rebuke!!!   It was broiught before Yoshiyahu the King and he took this as a Heavenly message that the Jews must repent in order to prevent grave suffering.   He gathered together all of Israel and proclaimed "Alainu LeHakim" it is incumbent upon us to fulfill the words of our Holy Torah!  He encouraged his subjects to abandon the idol worship of his father and grandfather and sent his army out to destroy all remnants of idolatry throughout the land of Israel!  He dedicated his reign to serving Hashem according to the commandments of the Torah which they had found.

Rabbi Grossman, too, sees this present incident as a message to all of us to improve our ways somewhat.  He is showing the Nazi's certificate and the Torah parchment to everyone he meets and is encouraging them to better their ways however they can.  As a result, many have begun to put on tefillin every morning while others have agreed to observe the Sabbath properly.  Some have become more careful of the Jewish dietary laws and others chose other improvements.

"We cannot simply wave this aside as merely a coincidence," says the Rabbi Grossman. "We must realize that this Nazi officer could have cut out a piece of parchment from any of thousands of other parts of our sacred Torah.   Yet the Hand of Divine Providence led him specifically to this chapter!  This is something which must arouse and awaken us to reconsider our ways."

Following is the translation of the passages on the wallet, as recorded in the Artscroll Chumash (Deuteronomy 28:57-62):

" . . . in the siege and distress that your enemy will distress you in your cities.  If you will not be careful to perform all the words of this Torah that are written in this book to fear this honored and awesome Name, Hashem your G-d.  Then Hashem will make extraordinary your blows and the blows of your offspring, great and faithful blows and evil and faithful illnesses.  He will bring back upon you all the sufferings of Egypt of which you were terrified and they will cleave to you.  Even any illness and any blow that is not written in this book of the Torah, Hashem will bring upon you until you are destroyed.  You will be left few in number, instead of having been like the stars of heaven in abundance for you will not have harkened to the voice of Hashem, your G-d."

אני צריכה לתרגל תאנגלית שלי אז אני אתרגם

אם תוכל להביא טקסטים שקשורים לפסיכולוגיה זה בכלל יהיה פיצוץ:)

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