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La conséquence terrible de la morsure du serpent originel sur les âmes juives - Rav Chlomo Valensi

La conséquence terrible de la morsure du serpent originel sur les âmes juives - Rav Chlomo Valensi

Rav Chlomo Valensi - Ahavat HM ·

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Dans cette nouvelle vidéo de la série Likouté Moharan pour TOUS — Leçon n°7, nous abordons un sujet profond, bouleversant et fondamental dans la compréhension de l’âme juive : La conséquence terrible de la morsure du serpent originel sur les âmes juives. À travers les enseignements de Rabbi Nahman de Breslev dans le Likouté Moharan, nous allons essayer de comprendre comment la faute originelle, symbolisée par la morsure du serpent, a laissé une empreinte spirituelle profonde sur l’humanité, et plus particulièrement sur les âmes juives. Quel est l’impact spirituel du serpent originel ? Pourquoi cette morsure ne concerne-t-elle pas seulement un événement ancien, mais une réalité qui influence encore aujourd’hui la vie intérieure de l’homme ? Comment cette blessure spirituelle se manifeste-t-elle dans notre rapport à la sainteté, à la Torah, à la prière, à la pureté du cœur et à notre lien avec HACHEM ? Dans cette leçon, nous allons explorer une vision profonde de la Torah et de la Kabbale sur les conséquences du mal originel, sur l’affaiblissement des âmes, sur les blocages spirituels, sur la confusion intérieure, et sur la difficulté de vivre une relation simple, pure et authentique avec HACHEM. Le serpent originel n’est pas seulement une image. Il représente une force spirituelle de corruption, de mélange, de mensonge, d’obscurité et d’éloignement. Rabbi Nahman nous aide à comprendre comment cette influence touche l’âme, obscurcit la conscience, fragilise la émouna, abîme la sensibilité spirituelle et rend l’homme plus vulnérable face aux désirs, aux peurs, aux pensées négatives et à la distance intérieure. Mais cette leçon ne parle pas seulement de chute. Elle parle aussi de réparation. À travers les enseignements du Likouté Moharan, nous découvrons qu’il existe un chemin de purification, de restauration de l’âme, de retour vers HACHEM, de réparation intérieure et de reconstruction spirituelle. Même si la morsure du serpent a laissé une trace, la Torah nous révèle qu’il existe une lumière plus forte que l’obscurité. Cette vidéo t’aidera à mieux comprendre : ce que représente la morsure du serpent originel selon la Torah et la Kabbale, pourquoi ses conséquences touchent encore les âmes aujourd’hui, comment cette influence agit sur la pureté du cœur et de la pensée, en quoi cela affecte la relation de l’homme avec HACHEM, comment Rabbi Nahman de Breslev éclaire ce sujet dans le Likouté Moharan, et surtout comment commencer un véritable travail de réparation de l’âme. Cette leçon est essentielle pour toute personne qui cherche à mieux comprendre la racine spirituelle de certaines souffrances intérieures, de certains blocages, de certaines chutes, ou d’une sensation d’éloignement dans le service divin. Si tu étudies la Torah, la Kabbale, les enseignements de Rabbi Nahman, la émouna, la téfila, la néchama, ou la dimension profonde de l’âme juive, cette vidéo pourra t’apporter une compréhension nouvelle, profonde et percutante. 📖 Série : Likouté Moharan pour TOUS 🎥 Leçon n°7 🔥 Thème : la morsure du serpent originel, les âmes juives, la réparation spirituelle, la Kabbale, Rabbi Nahman de Breslev Abonne-toi à la chaîne pour suivre toutes les prochaines leçons de Likouté Moharan pour TOUS et découvrir des enseignements de Torah profonds, accessibles et puissants en français. N’hésite pas à liker, commenter et partager cette vidéo autour de toi pour diffuser les enseignements de Rabbénou. 👀 À ne Pas Manquer et à Partager à Tous vos Amis 👀 💡 Nouveau : Pour nous joindre sur WhatsApp : +33 6 99 95 99 23 Dédicace de cours , questions etc… https://linktr.ee/ravchlomovalensi YouTube 👉 https://www.youtube.com/@ravchlomovalensi Facebook 👉 https://www.facebook.com/@ravchlomovalensi WhatsApp 👉https://chat.whatsapp.com/BwX9WOIe6W07ySsQP8RQJh 📧 rav.chlomovalensi@gmail.com #RavChlomoValensi #paracha #breslev #Israël #RabbiNahman #Machiah #Israël #Délivrancefinale #toutestencorepossible #Tsahal #SagesdIsrael #Peuplejuif #tsadik #ouman #Torah #mystiquejuive #kabbale #zohar #arizal #Juif #Machiah #Omer #amour #Hassidout #jaireussimavie #paracha #likoutemoharan #likoutemoharanpourtous #rabbinahman #rabbinahmandebreslev #breslev #kabbale #serpentoriginel #morsureduserpent #amejuive #amesjuives #nechama #emouna #hachem #torah #torahenfrancais #coursdetorah #judaisme #spiritualitejuive #tikkoun #tikoun #reparationdelame #reparationspirituelle #mystiquejuive #avodathachem #servicedivin #fauteoriginelle #adam #genese #enseignementjuif #foijuive #blocagespirituel #guerisondelame #retourvershachem #rabbenou #breslevfrance #enseignementsderabbinahman #pureteducoeur #puretedelame #combatspirituel #lumièredelatorah

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Friends, I have some great news. Finally some good news, Mashiach is going to arrive very soon. The Geula is very close, friends. We explained to Rabbeinu Rabbi Nachman of Breslov that everything depends on what we call faith. The more Emunah we have, friends, the sooner Mashiach will arrive. And I don't know a single Jew in this world, Rabotai , whose heart is not filled with Emunah . So why hasn't Mashiach come yet? I have a question for you, Rabbi Nachman of Breslov, why isn't Mashiach here yet ?

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Friends, I have some great news. Finally some good news, Mashiach is going to arrive very soon. The Geula is very close, friends. We explained to Rabbeinu Rabbi Nachman of Breslov that everything depends on what we call faith.

The more Emunah we have, friends, the sooner Mashiach will arrive. And I don't know a single Jew in this world, Rabotai , whose heart is not filled with Emunah . So why hasn't Mashiach come yet? I have a question for you, Rabbi Nachman of Breslov, why isn't Mashiach here yet ?

If we are all believers, Baruch Hashem . Rabbi Nachman's answer, friends, is that there are what we call false beliefs in life. These ones push Mashiach away. These ones distance you from your personal Geula, they distance you from your personal deliverance, they drive you even further into exile.

We will bring several examples, friends . Above all, we explained last week, we promised last week that we would explain today how to reach the true Emunah that rebuilds life and brings Mashiach closer Just before that, a small example. What is a false belief? It is the fact of believing that the anxiety inside you, which you develop more and more from the moment you wake up, before your morning coffee, is what will fix all your livelihood problems.

It is what will fix your problems with your children, they will grow up well because you are anxious. It is what will fix your entire connection with Hashem. You have anxiety. Is He there?

Is He not ? Am I all alone in the world or what? But explain to me what is happening. Anxiety, friends, makes us believe that it will fix everything.

The same goes for what we call worry about income; it will fill me with even more abundance. And the more I complain, the more I will open the gates of heaven. Another small example, friends, then we will add tons more, Rabotai. Sadness is what fixes everything.

It will make everyone around me ask, "How are you? You don't seem very well today." You won't attract attention to yourself, you won't improve your situation if you have sadness inside you. And if you invest more and more in that and become increasingly sad, know that it is perhaps because deep down, in your subconscious, you believe it will fix your life. It's not something conscious, it's subconscious.

Listen carefully to what you're being told, friends. So, friends , now let's ask a very simple question. What is true belief? What is the true belief that...?

Rabbi Nachman of Breslov tells us, it is a belief in truth and no longer in falsehood. How do we get there ? I was asked an extraordinary question last week. How do we reach the...?

The one that brings Mashiach closer. The Tzadik's answer is in Torah number 7 of Likutei Moharan. It is written in the Zohar Hakadosh, my friends. How do we reach what is called the true...?

How the 10th sphere, something very deep friends, is called Emunah when we add to it what is called Emet. When it is linked to what is called truth. Imagine someone who has faith but in falsehood. Their whole life will be destroyed, as we explained in the examples just cited.

But someone who has faith in the truth, their whole life will be rebuilt. Imagine, friends, that someone has perfect faith, that they came into this world to discover their soul, to bond with themselves, to return to their source. Their soul, which is a part of Hashem, will automatically, what we call , link to a deep belief. Automatically, they will act for the good.

They will search with all their strength for what is inside. They will stop posing, what is called the mannequin on the outside, pretending, and so on. They will connect to themselves. They will no longer care what people think of them.

They will care about what Hashem thinks of them, and it will be pleasant because it is a Torah of life. It is not a Torah of heaviness. Among us, there is joy, my friends. We dance, we sing, we study too .

We also go to the Mikvah, we enjoy our lives. Because we have the path of joy in the Torah with Rabbeinu Hakadosh. Friends, a faith of truth to rebuild a person, the Zohar Hakadosh tells us. The more you add truth to your faith, the more you will receive the light of Emunah that brings your personal redemption closer.

Here, I have a question, my friends. What is the connection between what is called faith and the...? Why is it faith that, according to Kabbalah, will help us receive the light of Emunah and deliver us? We are going to give you a very simple example, friends, from everyday life.

An example I hear thousands of times in my life that gives me a headache and creates big problems in life. It is the story of a young couple who just got married. The husband received pre-marriage training that the wife should roll out the red carpet for him when he gets home Firstly. Secondly, she must honor him; he must be a king at home.

But sometimes he calls her "mom," he thinks she's his nanny. Friends, this isn't a critique, it's to help, Rabotai, so that we advance in what is called Shalom Bayit. He heard what are called tips. But tips that were a pure lie, yet to him, they are the truth.

What happens, guys? A truth got inside him that was completely false. What happens? He starts to believe in it.

When he starts to believe in it, well, it upsets him when he enters the house and it's not the way he thought it would be. But this belief comes from what is called a tip, which in his eyes is real, the truth, but it is a pure lie. Imagine, friends, if we could go back a second and teach him the truth, as it is written in the Torah, how one should behave with his wife. Careful, ladies, there are still plenty of things to fix as well to bring about Shalom Bayit.

We are talking about men, but next week we will talk about women, God willing. Imagine we taught him the truth, that it is written in the holy Rambam that you must honor your wife even more than your own body. Your body , you take such good care of; you take such good care of it. You feed it, you let it sleep, you give it all the pleasures it needs, and you never say no to it.

And your wife, you never say yes to her. Friends, according to the Rambam , we must make our wife a queen in this world. You make her a queen, I promise you that you will become a king in your life. You make her a doormat, a servant, I promise you it will end badly, and I won't go into the details.

There are so many divorces because of this, friends. But where did it come from, guys? Because of the lie which led to a faith that was false and resulted in many negative actions and words. Friends, we could give billions of examples of this.

Now, let's go even deeper, Rabotai, to be able to receive this light from Rabbeinu Hakadosh, the light of truth, friends. What is the connection between faith and truth? Rabbi Nathan of Breslov reveals it to us. Someone who seeks the truth, friends, will automatically say to themselves inside, "In truth, it is better for me to place myself in Hashem’s arms." In truth, it is better for me to let go , to relax, to stop worrying, to stop overthinking, and to start singing in this life now.

It is a shame, Rabotai, to believe that when you have fallen into sin, there is no more repair. I believe that with the truth, you must place your trust in the advice that Rabbeinu Hakadosh teaches us. To get closer to Hashem, I need to place myself in Hashem’s arms. I must stop believing in sadness and believing that there is no repair in this world when we have caused damage.

So, in quotes, the truth tells you, it is more worthwhile for you. You have much more interest in living a life of emunah than living a life where you are alone in the world, my brother, where you are alone in the world, my sister. So, we are told that the truth, friends , thanks to it, helps us reach a perfect faith. Seeking the truth leads to redemption.

Seeking the truth, friends, helps us understand that we have much more to gain, as a personal interest, by throwing ourselves into the arms of the good Lord. Friends, now we ask a very simple question as we move forward in our classes, in the "listen to me" lesson. How do we reach the truth? Rabbeinu Hakadosh of Breslov reveals to us, friends, an atomic bomb.

Truth is obtained when we go to receive the advice of the true tzadikim. What is a true tzadik, friends? A very simple answer. It is a tzadik who has no interest in whether you listen to him or not.

He does not want you to become his student. He wants you to become the child of Hashem; he wants you to remember that you are the son of the King and the daughter of the King, and that He loves you more than you love yourself, and that He awaits you more than you await your own redemption. Hashem wants to bring you closer. The true Tzadik reveals to you this ultimate truth: that you came here to find your soul.

The true Tzadik teaches you the path, every path that goes against the forces of evil so you may find your true way. He teaches you how to leave sadness behind, he teaches you how to get back up when you have fallen. Our holy Rebbe of Breslov tells us, truth, rabotai, is obtained through the counsel of the Tzadikim. Because their advice is considered like seed.

What is the connection between seed and advice, friends? Listen to this madness. Seed is there to make children, to bring children into the world. It produces fruit in this world.

Imagine that you listened to bad advice. Our holy Rebbe of Breslov reveals to us, my friends, pure madness. It is not just simple advice. It gives birth to things within you.

It is like a seed; afterwards there are roots, then what we call a trunk, then what we call branches, then what we call fruit, leaves, and so on. Likewise, when someone listens to the advice of the forces of evil, friends, suddenly, they see their life has no purpose. At a certain point, they ask themselves the question: "But what am I doing?"" The guy ended up on a site restricted to those under 18 because he had a low moment, because he felt disappointed." Who told you? Advice.

From? The forces of evil. What does that give birth to in you? Well, something you regret later.

Something that makes you unable to get married, unable to get along with your wife, and so on. I have billions of examples, friends. It ruins our lives to listen to the advice of the forces of evil. And later we regret it and ask ourselves: "But how did I end up here?" ": an advice that gave birth, because it is seed, an advice, to something inside us that made us act in that direction." We owe the Binah of Breslov, friends, a proof in the Torah for everything I just said.

What is written with what we call ? Yes. The wife of Adam Harishon and the Nachash, the original serpent. It is written there that his advice to eat, what we call consuming from the tree of the Etz HaDaat Tov VeRa.

How is it written in the? It is written "HaNachash Ishiani.""Rabbi Nachman of Breslov tells us, 'Ishiani' contains the same letters as 'Nissuin', marriage. The advice he gave him caused him to unite with her. And thanks to that, or perhaps because of that, my friends, because of this marriage, because of this advice, we are still here suffering in exile and still waiting for Mashiach.

When we could have been redeemed on the very first day of creation, my friends. So now, listen to the madness. The Tzadik's advice is completely the opposite. It is also a form of seed, but it gives birth to good things within us .

It gives birth to the truth that brings back perfect faith, which delivers your soul from its exile. The Tzadik told you to practice Hitbodedut. My friends, someone who isolates themselves with Hashem, someone who pours out their heart and doesn't keep their hatred inside, who casts it upon Hashem and asks for help, and asks only Hashem for help, for a true faith, that is where...that is where the Tzadik leads us, my friends. Automatically, their life becomes beautiful.

Because they are sorting things out. It is the Jew who...the advice of Rabbeinu Nachman who tells you," But you know? Invest yourself in the Torah. You know?

Get up from time to time if you can in the middle of the night to mourn for the Bet Hamikdash. Think about the Geulah. Don't just think about your own exile. Think about the deliverance of Israel.

Invest yourself in the people of Israel . Forget yourself for a little while. " It's not a big deal if you get up if you get up and you're tired the next morning . It doesn't matter, my brother.

And well, automatically, what is going to happen? Truth will be born within you. But the true truth. Automatically, true Emunah will be born within you.

Automatically, we will bring the Geulah together, my friends. Please share this lesson as much as possible. It is for the healing of all the sick and for the Hatzlaha, the success of all the soldiers and all the people of Israel. I love you all very much.

Share this lesson as much as possible. I am counting on you.