9 de Av: ¿Por qué lloramos?

This lesson is about crying in times of mourning. It analyzes the story of Joseph's encounter with his brother Benjamin and then with his father Jacob. In both cases, we find crying. Jacob's attitude is intriguing; he did not cry but instead recited the Shema Yisrael. The lesson then briefly explains a teaching from Nesivos Shalom on Jewish mourning. Based on Chidushim and Biurim leInianei Beit HaBejira, p. 167 and Nesivos Shalom on Bein HaMetzarim, chapter 1. 00:00 Introduction: The Temple and the Three Weeks 06:23 The Temple as the "Neck" of the World: Spiritual and Material Connection 08:00 Why Wasn't the Temple on the Highest Peak? 10:20 The Neck as Intermediary: Projecting the Vitality of the Head to the Body 14:15 The Goal of the Intellect and Its Practical Application 16:40 The Virtue of "Coming Down" to Illuminate Everyday Reality 20:00 Building an Inner Sanctuary: Refining the Animal Soul 24:25 Joseph and Benjamin: Weeping for the Temple of Our Neighbor 31:00 The Purpose of Our Existence: Serving the Creator 35:14 The Encounter Between Jacob and Joseph: Why Didn't Jacob Weep? 38:40 Weeping vs. Acting: The Importance of Reparation (Tikkun) 43:00 The Danger of Settling for Weeping Without Action 45:45 Each Generation Must Build Its Own Beis Hamikdash 47:00 The Approach to Mourning: Why Are We Still Mourning After 2000 Years? 50:45 Encounter between Jeremiah and Plato: A cry of hope for the future 54:00 Conclusion: Not accepting the Galus and yearning for true Redemption #Torah #Judaism #Hasidut #Hasidism #9thofAv Join the channel for more benefits:    / @rabtuvia