Friday, August 27, 2010

Parshas Ki Savo

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I have not transgressed any of Your commandments, and I have not forgotten (26:13).

Why the apparent redundancy? One who does not transgress obviously has not forgotten. The Sfas Emes answers that sometimes we may perform a mitzvah only out of habit, forgetting the reason behind it. While we may fulfill the commandment, we lack the proper kavanah, intent. Therefore we declare in this verse, “I have not transgressed and I have not forgotten”; we have not only fulfilled the mitzvah, but we have also not forgotten its meaning.

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true besides doing it, we also need kavana. Otherwise, without concentration and meaning, is like sending an empty envelope. Good reminder to work on our kavanah. When done step by step it makes a difference in lifting up our lifea
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