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Le mensonge du serpent : les mitsvot nous privent-elles de liberté ? — Joy Galam

Le mensonge du serpent : les mitsvot nous privent-elles de liberté ? — Joy Galam

Joy Galam ·

Emouna Etude de Torah
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Le serpent a-t-il vraiment interdit tous les fruits ? L'Or HaHayim explique que le mauvais penchant met en avant les restrictions pour créer une fausse idée de frustration. La Torah, elle, est un cadre pour l'épanouissement et la joie de vivre. 🎥 Extrait du cours « Quelle est la mission d’un juif ? » 🔗 Regardez la vidéo complète : https://youtu.be/C1yRYBho8p4 #Torah #Spiritualité #SagesseJuive #Mitzvot

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Look at how the serpent got to Adam. He comes to see him and what does he say? Look at how it's a conceptual error that dates back to the creation of the world. Eve, the serpent comes to see her. "Is it true that God forbade you from all the fruits of all the trees?" and that is how she falls into the trap . It's the Midrash that explains it this way, saying that in reality, the serpent, the yetzer hara, the evil inclination, what does it want? It just wants to highlight the restrictive aspect of the mitzvot to tell you that if you follow the mitzvot, you will have a life of frustration. Whereas in reality, the Torah is precisely the opposite.

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Look at how the serpent got to Adam. He comes to see him and what does he say? Look at how it's a conceptual error that dates back to the creation of the world. Eve, the serpent comes to see her.

"Is it true that God forbade you from all the fruits of all the trees?" and that is how she falls into the trap . It's the Midrash that explains it this way, saying that in reality, the serpent, the yetzer hara, the evil inclination, what does it want? It just wants to highlight the restrictive aspect of the mitzvot to tell you that if you follow the mitzvot, you will have a life of frustration. Whereas in reality, the Torah is precisely the opposite.

Do we agree? The Torah is there as a code to help us flourish, to develop, to build ourselves, and to have a joy of living. Okay? And all these commandments, all these restrictions, are actually the framework, the means to achieve that.