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SF - The Innate Spirituality of Klal Yisrael \ Parashat Eikev

Dedicated Lilui Nishmat R' Maair Ben R' Yakutiel and Javayeer Z"tl

The Innate Spirituality of Klal Yisrael \ Parashat Eikev

"You shall cut away the barrier of your heart" (Devarim 10:16).

"Your heart should be open to know the truth. Do not err to consider that there is benefit to serve intermediate forces, such as angels, idols, or the planets" (Ramban).

After Klal Yisrael experienced the miraculous Exodus from Egypt, why would they give credence to any power other than HaShem, the Master of the universe?

The radiance of HaShem is hidden in this material world. Regardless of how clearly HaShem reveals himself, once the revelation has passed, the soul is cast into a spiritual blackout. A person is vulnerable to all types of temptations and grasps at any force that seems powerful enough to benefit him.

Because of the special favor that Klal Yisrael found in the eyes of HaShem, we have been endowed the clarity to recognize the worthlessness of intermediate forces. Despite the deceptive comfort of placing one's faith in planets, angels, or superstars, HaShem instills a consciousness within the Jewish soul. We know that all these intermediate powers are unconditionally subject to the Divine Will.

Klal Yisrael has a sensitivity that enables us to distinguish between truth and falsehood. We acknowledge this gift every morning when we pray, "Blessed is HaShem...Who separated us from those who stray from the truth."

Deep in out hearts we know the truth. However, we must open our hearts to connect with this innate awareness. Therefore the verse instructs us, "cut away the barrier of your heart." Klal Yisrael must see beyond the "smokescreen" and reject the false persuasions. Then we will be free to embrace the eternal Torah and it's everlasting Truth.

Envision the gate of your heart opening and HaShem bathing your heart in light.
(Based on Da'as Torah of Rav Yerucham Levovitz)
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