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Our toil creates the reality of redemption.

We don't accept donations on Shabbos. In order to elevate something, it must be Kosher every step of the way.

Miamonides wrote the laws of Mashiach at the end of his work. At the end is when we prepare for the next beginning. Every step from the beginning of time is to lead to the coming of Moshiach. This is the primordial vision of G-d in creation.

The paradox of descent for the purpose of ascent, essentially is only an illusion. There is no descent, it is really all different pathways heading upwards.

Moshiach means the permanent revelation of G-d Himself.

With every commandment, the object transforms into a vehicle of G-d, making it's very existence and life force exalted.

The G-dly soul and animal soul become intertwined when fulfilling a Mitzvah. This is an essential point of the soul's journey in this world.

When one studies, in solitude, G-d comes to be with that person. you and G-d, learning together.

Through the active fulfillment of G-d's commandments, fuses your body and the physical realm with the Divine.

Every time we do a G-dly commandment, our body becomes a magnet for G-dliness.

Every part of us is surrounded by G-d's energy as long as we are doing His will.

Learning Torah is an ultimate experience for my soul. Fulfilling the commandments include the body in this experience.

When your body is immersed in G-d's soul, your animal soul is the vehicle of connection. With time, your animal soul becomes transformed and more refined. The G-dly soul can shine with more intensity. This brings more G-dly light into the world.

Fulfilling a commandment is an absolute and exclusive expression of His Infinite Will.

THrough my service, G-d is inside of me. I become G-d's Home. I was chosen by G-d. I am incredibly worthy.

G-d is searching for a home. When we contemplate G-dliness, and even for the time we study Jewish law. Charity gives G-d a home all day, because the work of the entire day is necessary to create the percentage given to charity. Give, and give G-d a home!

Every piece of Torah you learn creates such joy in G-d. Live in that joy.

If I feel undeserving, that may be true. But that is my merit. Despite my insignificance, I can be one with G-d. When I contemplate G-dliness, I am hosting G-d. My brain becomes the palace.

The more deeply we believe in His absolute Oneness, the more we are in a joyous state.

The countless angels, the myriads of galaxies, nothing measures up to the Unity of a Jew with G-d, chosen from the Infinite, by the Infinite.