Bitachon4life Shiur 1714 Semichah Part 17 Sleep

0:00By the time of life, year 1714, Yoyim Rishinbish Abbas, Parshis Tetsava. Today's year has been generously sponsored as a sikhos for Yeshua's. This sikhos of Lima Rata'ian chisik of all the listeners, Shabba-e-Sahashem send them Yeshua's bikariv, Biseh-sah-e-sah. We are elaborating on the level of Smi'hah that Ochewis Havavis lists at the end of Sharia-Betachin. And there's a possible to heal him that teaches us a very interesting perspective on Smi'hah. The possible is in the beginning of Till in Paraguimal, Pasek-Vav, we say it, in Khrish-Mesh-e-Lamitah. Davan-a-Malach starts off and he says, Hashem-e-Rab-e-Saharay. Rabim-e-Khammalay. He has terrible Sahar as so many people are attacking him and he elaborates on the difficulties that he's going through.

1:01And he says, And then he says in Pasek-Vav, I lie down and I go to sleep. He says, I wake up, Because the Rabim-e-Saharay is being Smi'hah. That's the level of B-Tachin, I'm not talking about. So Davan-a-Malach says, Because he feels as if the Rabim-e-Saharay is Smi'hah. He has Smi'hah, he leans on Akad-e-Saharay. He goes to sleep. He's able to sleep, he wakes up normally. Why, Qihash-e-Miyas-Machaini? And he continues and he says, La'ira-Miriva-e-Saharay-Saharay. I'm not afraid of all the people that surround me. It doesn't bother me, I'm not scared. So Davan-a-Malach is teaching us something

2:02that is a direct result of Smi'hah. And that is his ability to go to sleep without any problem, even though he started off the parake describing his terrible service and how he cried out to Akad-e-Saharay. So apparently, Davan-a-Malach is teaching us a secret in the level of Smi'hah, which means that whatever situation is going on, I'm able to sleep, I'm able to relax, I'm able to do what I normally do. Why, Qihash-e-Miyas-Machaini? Because there are banish-lum as my support. And this is something that we have to elaborate on and understand. Because this is one of the greatest benefits that a person can get from Smi'hah. It essentially means that you're living in a different world. Essentially, Davan-a-Malach is telling us there's no problem. He was able to go to sleep without a problem,

3:04even though a little short while before, he was saying he's going through its hour. But when it came time to go to sleep, he went to sleep without a problem. Why, Qihash-e-Miyas-Machaini? Which means the level of Smi'hah gives a person minu-kha-sanef-esh, in such a way that even if he's going through a Khmun-a-Slan a terrible sorrow, he can go to sleep, the minu-kha-with-hat-a-Problem, Qihash-e-Miyas-Machaini. We'll bez-a-ash-e-Makhten-yuh.