La nostalgia más peligrosa: cuando extrañas aquello que te esclavizaba|Behaalotejá|Rav Joseph Salama

Why would a people newly freed from slavery begin to yearn for Egypt? In this shiur on Parashat Behaalotecha, we analyze one of the most surprising episodes in the Book of Numbers: the people's complaints in the desert and their longing for the fish, melons, and onions of Egypt. Through the teachings of Sifri, Rambam, Sfat Emet, Rav Soloveitchik, and Rav Wolbe, we will discover that the problem was never food. What the people longed for was something much deeper: the security of a life without spiritual responsibility. The Torah reveals an uncomfortable and profoundly human truth: freedom demands effort, awareness, and growth. And often, it is easier to idealize the past than to embrace the challenge of building the future. 📖 In this video, you will learn: • What longing for Egypt truly means. • Why manna was more difficult to obtain than fish. • The difference between comfort and freedom. • How to recognize our own "spiritual longings." • What does this episode teach us about teshuvah and personal growth? 🔔 Subscribe to follow the entire Parashat Behaalotecha series with Rabbi Joseph Salama. Chizku veImtzú. If you enjoyed the video, please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE here: https://www.youtube.com/@JudaismoEspa... If you want to enjoy more benefits and access exclusive content, click here:    / @judaismoespañol   Follow me also on:   / ravsalama_oficial   Contact email: [email protected]