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Daily Chizuk #1090

Holidays / Yamim Tovim

Inner Connection: The Part of G-d in Every Jew

Bringing Purim Joy
Our Rabbis teach us that Purim is one of the holiest days of the entire year, even greater than Yom Kippur. It’s a day when our tefilot mean so much and can accomplish what would normally take much longer to accomplish. It’s a day of elevating the physical, which is even more spiritual than abstaining from the physical. When the Beit Hamikdash stood, people were able to fulfill the positive commandment from the Torah of eating the meat of a korban. The meat was imbued with sanctity and, when the person ate it with the right intentions, it sanctified and purified him. When we take food and say a beracha on it and consume it during a seudat mitzvah, we become elevated from that. All the more so on the holy day of Purim. If we celebrate it properly, we can become so kadosh.
The Rebbe m’Nadvorna, is the main avodah of the day which will bring Hashem the most nachat ruach. May Hashem help us fulfill His will the best way possible and have the most elevated Purim possible.
Purim Sameach!!!
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