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Welcome, dear listeners, to another enriching episode. Today, let's delve into the profound depths of the Tanya, a fundamental work in Chassidus, written by the great Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi.
Imagine you're in a race. In a race, every step brings you closer to the finish line. Similarly, when you perform a mitzvah, any mitzvah, you're not merely fulfilling a divine commandment, but you're connecting with the Infinite, bringing yourself closer to the divine essence.
In the Tanya, the Alter Rebbe explains that every Jew is inherently good, possessing a divine soul. This divine soul, the Nefesh Elohit, is intrinsically connected to its divine source, like a flame to a candle. When we perform a mitzvah, we ignite this divine flame within us, connecting it back to its source, and illuminating the world around us.
Remember, dear friends, every time we choose to do good, to perform a mitzvah, we're not just doing an act of kindness, we're racing towards the divine, igniting our inner divine flame, and illuminating the world. So, keep running the good race.
This podcast was produced and sponsored by Daniel Aharonoff.