0635 - Bitochon 08

00:01 The inner bitachon in Hashem is connected to the man. As the Alter Rebbe writes in ""Shulchan Aruch,"" Hilchot Ashkames HaBakker, Madura Basra. He says, "." It's good to say every day is Parshat Hakeda. And then he says, "Allen," to say the parashat of the man. "Allen," it makes a person have trust in Hashem, bitachon in Hashem. "Allen," who gave the bread every day. In other words, just by the man we saw that every day the Aibishter gave the bread, and all the Yidden relied. They knew that they have nothing to worry about. They relied on Hashem that tomorrow He'll give them the bread again, and the next day again. They had bitachon. So saying the Parshat HaMan gives the person bitachon. So the Rebbe in Lukete Sichas, in Halik Daled, page eleven oh one, says an interesting word. The man we know was Lechem Min Hashmayim. The man was bread from heaven. But melee, it was bli gvul, unlimited. And even when it came down in this world, it still had certain features of being unlimited. For instance, you could taste any taste you wanted in it. There was no limit to what taste it had. Also, wasn't even limited to food. Chazal say that when the man came down, Avonim, tevais, and margolias, diamonds and, and margolias were coming down together with the man. So the man was l- very much unlimited, and that's connected to the fact that this had to do with bitachon. Because they had the bitachon,

01:28 that's what it seems from the Sicha. Because they had the bitachon, so the bli gvul of the man, the way it's in Shamayim, came down here. And from there, the Rebbe says, what do we take from here is that by a person having the real bitachon, which means he unclose himself of his own matzias, of his own limitations, from the feeling that a human being might have, "Allen," that it's me who got whatever I need. If you unclose yourself from that, you get out of th- these limitations, and you rely with the complete bitachon on the Aibishter, then you become a keili, a vessel to receive all the Ashpaz from Milo, even Ashpaz B'Gashmius, bli gvul. Things which a nevua m'tzad hagbalose, a nevua, because he's limited, cannot even accept. But if you have the proper bitachon, the Aibishter gives you all the greatest things, even B'Gashmius, and certainly B'Ruchnius. Which is like by the man. Because the Yidden had the bitachon, that's why the man came down here being bli gvul, sai in the taste, bli gvul in what it brought. It brought even other things, too. And that could be by Yid also. That if you have a regular bitachon gamur, the complete bitachon gamur, you become a keili to receive all the Ashpaz from Milo, which are higher than Hagbalas. And in our case, for sure, the Aibishter will give the Yeshua L'meila Miderech Hateva, Meila Makbalas if we have the proper bitachon.