3MN DE TORAH POUR COMMENCER LA JOURNÉE - ⏳ ON LE SENT

Amen. >> Today is the 28th of the Hebrew month of Cheshvan. Koah, much strength for this week where we will all have to get up early. Who?

We will announce it starting tomorrow evening, the month of Kislev. As the Lubavitcher Rebbe always explains , throughout the month of Kislev, all the Torah portions we read are about births. Toldot, Vayetzei, Vayishlach, Vayeshev, the births of Isaac who fathered Esau and Jacob. And later on, the descendants of Esau and the descendants of Jacob and the 12 tribes and their children.

And I believe there is a beautiful message for us that will give us a lot of strength because the month of Kislev is supposed to be a month where there have always been spiritual and material battles. Battles of, if you want to call them Greeks, against the Torah and the Jews. Call this battle in the parashah Jacob facing Esau, it was all about the material, everything now, everything right away. Fast.

Slowly, slowly. Ishtam yoshev ohalim. If Esau went out to seek all his answers outside, Jacob knew that in waiting, in study, in the Torah, he could have something that today neither artificial intelligence nor the material world can give us. They might give us a quality of life, but knowing why we live, an answer to all our questions, what is our mission here, what beautiful thing are we going to do today that we didn't do yesterday .

That, in the parashah as well, Isaac will teach us to dig, dear friends, to dig wells until you discover water. And even if they arrive, the Philistines —nothing to do with today's Palestinians , but they were already there 4,000 years ago bothering Isaac. And as soon as he found a source of life , water, what did they do in the parashah? They would plug them up.

And what would he do? Vayechpor, he would dig again to say, "Look, it’s not over. " There is always something new to discover in the Torah. Earth.

It is never over with the Greek spirit that will always be there to release new TVs again, new TV programs, and new iPhones and everything material to tell us, "Look, now we are going to spend more time in front of screens than in front of books." So today, it is true that we have books on our screens, which is already good news, but we will have to work this month Rabotaï, the month that is dawning , and we end with the message from the Rabbi with whom we began. Toldot, that is the parasha. What is it? It is the generations, or rather something that does not yet exist, it is still in the womb, but its light will emerge at the end of the month, which is Hanukkah.

So we too Rabotaï, in this struggle, do not forget that everything we see at the moment, we feel it, we feel the war, we feel Mashiach, we feel that it will soon give birth, dear friends. And when it gives birth, it will be a great light, a great choice with a big Mazal Tov. And there is a message that gives us a lot of Koach, a lot of strength today on this 28th, the eve of Rosh Chodesh that is dawning, so that God willing we have an excellent week, a good month, and only good news.