Plus de goût à ta vie ? Il te manque cet ingrédient pour la bonne recette - Rav Chlomo Valensi

I heard a story, friends, that shocked me, that broke my heart. I think it needs to be shared as much as possible so it doesn't happen again. There’s a lady, friends, who makes amazing challah, pure bliss. There’s nothing better in the world, no better taste than that.

And naturally, her friend asks her, "Give me your recipe, please. " She says, "No, never in my life, a recipe is personal." She asks her, "But why does it matter?" Why am I talking about this, friends? Because, frankly, we received the recipe for life, we received it from Hashem. And for life to have taste, for it to be the best life in the world with the best flavor, well, we have to start applying it.

What is this recipe that Rebbe Nachman of Breslov reveals in the parsha? There are people who think Hashem is waiting for you with a baseball bat if you ever fall. Do you understand what I’m trying to tell you or not? Hashem is strictness.

He is the essence of strictness. He’s waiting to knock you down if you aren’t at 100%. Because of that, you are sad. Because of that, you have no more taste for life.

Because of that, you stress and get a stomach ache. And you ask yourself when the slap is coming, and there are people who are completely different. Everything is for the good. Light, completely light.

They do nothing with their lives. They don't work. They always have the same salary, always at the same level. Their teshuva hasn't moved in 10 years.

Always the same modesty, always the same problem with the brit. Hashem only gives gifts, everything is for the good, and whatever happens, everything is fixable . Yeah, okay. Well, the truth, friends, is that neither side is right.

Why say Rebbe Nachman of Breslov? What is Hashem’s way in the parsha, anyway? What does Hashem say to Abraham? He will teach the entire people of Israel Hashem’s way, which is called Tzedakah and Mishpat.

Tzedakah is mercy on one side, and on the other, Mishpat, judgment. Imagine that you have fallen now; you don’t have the right to judge yourself. You don’t have the right to put salt on your wound, otherwise you’ll burn yourself and it will only get worse. So you must be merciful with yourself.

There is someone who exists who repairs all faults. There is someone reaching out to Father, who comes to give you deliverance even though you have fallen . Why? Because you are his son.

And his daughter, he loves you as you are, truly, and all your gifts, truly, imagine that everything is going well today. I tell you, you have your head on your shoulders, you're calm, look, you're at the top of your game, but don't rest on your laurels, you'll get depressed. Who are the people who get depressed, my friends? They are people who have no willpower, who don't move, there is no flavor in life.

Remember this recipe, it lacks salt, it lacks what we call evolution. I must judge myself today: but what can I do to improve myself? What can I do to be even better, to improve my repentance, improve my connection with Hashem, improve my prayer, pray with more intention, improve what we call keeping the covenant. Father, I can still rise, Father, I can still draw closer to you and I will be proud of myself.

It will have flavor, but if I don't move, I will have no flavor. So my friends, salt and sugar, that is the best recipe . We call that mercy and judgment. Hashem is neither too strict nor too merciful.

Hashem asks you to return to him. For that, he asks you to evolve. So, sometimes it will be with what we call his kindness and sometimes with what we call strictness, so that you are as close as possible, because he needs you and is waiting for you. Pass this message on as much as possible, it is for the complete healing of Brigitte Basan.

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