Gan Eden ou Guéhinnom : tout dépend de ce que tu apprends à aimer — Joy Galam
Moussar Kabbala & Spiritualité
Le Messilat Yesharim révèle que Gan Eden et Guéhinnom partagent le même espace. La différence ? La manière dont on cultive le plaisir de la Torah, des mitsvot et de Hashem dans ce monde. Extrait du cours : « Hochana Raba : Un jour pour construire notre amour » 🔗 Regardez la vidéo complète : https://youtu.be/7DgOru5Lu3M #Spiritualité #Judaisme #Torah #Hashem #VieAprèsLaMort
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If you’ve cooked up only superficial things, once you reach the World to Come and are in 24/7 connection with Hashem, you’ll say, "What is this hell?" Where is Zara? Where is HM? Where is Insta? Where is all of that? What is this? Is it going to be like this for eternity? How horrible! The Mesilat Yesharim says, what do you think? That Gan Eden and Gehinnom are two geographically different places? No , they are exactly the same place. We will all arrive in the same room, in the same place with whom? With Hashem.
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If you’ve cooked up only superficial things, once you reach the World to Come and are in 24/7 connection with Hashem, you’ll say, "What is this hell?" Where is Zara? Where is HM? Where is Insta? Where is all of that?
What is this? Is it going to be like this for eternity? How horrible! The Mesilat Yesharim says, what do you think?
That Gan Eden and Gehinnom are two geographically different places? No , they are exactly the same place. We will all arrive in the same room, in the same place with whom? With Hashem.
Except that some will have cultivated this pleasure in Torah, this pleasure in Hashem, this pleasure in mitzvot, this spiritual pleasure—but one that comes through simple, material things, as we said, like the Sukkah, this joy of the Sukkah. So when they arrive and are in connection with Him, they’ll say, "What an incredible feeling!" The other person will say, "When does this end?" In fact, it will be the same place. It will just be a different way of experiencing it, depending on the pleasure and the relationship with Hashem we cultivated in this world. Right.
