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Rabbi Moshe Haber
Tiferet Shaul
347 episodes
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Daily class of Messilat Yesharim - Path of the Just
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Judaism
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Daily class of Messilat Yesharim - Path of the Just
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Judaism
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Rabbi Moshe Haber Path of the Just: The Ascent to Unconditional Divine Love 11.26.25
Rabbi Moshe Haber
16 minutes 30 seconds
3 days ago
Rabbi Moshe Haber Path of the Just: The Ascent to Unconditional Divine Love 11.26.25

Chapter 19 - The Elements of Chassidut/Piety Page 384-386


The Ascent to Unconditional Divine Love


The provided explores the nature of maintaining consistency in the love of Hashem (God) despite the inevitable stresses and challenges of life. The text first addresses the practical mindset of believing that "whatever Hashem does is for the best," arguing that individuals can internally process their setbacks as necessary steps toward personal development, resiliency, or protection. However, the speaker posits that a superior form of faith is unconditional love of God, where devotion stems purely from appreciation for His existence and inherent glory rather than being dependent upon personal benefit or positive outcomes. This higher perspective transforms personal pain and difficulty, making them greater opportunities for devotion and strengthening the desire to see God’s representation increase in the world.

Rabbi Moshe Haber
Daily class of Messilat Yesharim - Path of the Just