Libérez la bête - Rav Simha Buchinger
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Libérez la bête - Rav Simha Buchinger
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The gives an interesting insight into the korbanot. When someone performs someone does it, it means that at that moment, they were seized by a spirit, a touch of madness. How is it possible that someone would act against their Creator? It's because at that moment, they lost their secret, they lost their intellectual part, the part linked to G-d, they lost it at that moment. What is the true advantage of a man over an animal? It is precisely this "sechel ," this ability to reason, this intelligence. When one has no intelligence, only the body remains. What does the body resemble?
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The gives an interesting insight into the korbanot. When someone performs someone does it, it means that at that moment, they were seized by a spirit, a touch of madness. How is it possible that someone would act against their Creator? It's because at that moment, they lost their secret, they lost their intellectual part, the part linked to G-d, they lost it at that moment.
What is the true advantage of a man over an animal? It is precisely this "sechel ," this ability to reason, this intelligence. When one has no intelligence, only the body remains. What does the body resemble?
An animal. To atone for this sin, when it was done inadvertently, one brings a korban to the Beit HaMikdash. The Beit HaMikdash, by definition, is the place where the Shechinah resides, where there is a strong divine presence, where it is 100 %intellectual, 100% "sechel." And that is where you reconnect the two : you burn the animal on the mizbe'ach, you burn that part of man that is disconnected from the sechel so that it disappears completely, to recreate a connection with the intellectual. And in this way, you will have atonement .
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