Parshas Miketz : I Have A Dream

The Weekly Parsha - With Michoel Brooke

Ready for an enlightening journey that questions why Yosef, in the Torah, left his father Yaakov mourning without reassurance about his safety? We promise to take you on a thought-provoking exploration of this complex issue as we compare it to personal experiences like preparing for camp or the significance of writing letters home. We ponder various possible explanations, including the captivating perspective of Mir Mashiach of Yeruchom Levovitz. Wrapping up the discussion, we take a light-hearted detour as we recollect our amusing letter-writing adventures.
Shifting gears, we examine the role of Joseph's dream and its impact on his decision to write to his father, seemingly contradicting the fifth commandment of honoring one's parents. Could Joseph, or anyone, go against a commandment to fulfill their destiny? The Ramban's complex answers push us further into this intriguing puzzle. We'll also explore the somewhat controversial viewpoint of Rabbi Yeruchom that the world comes before the Torah. Lastly, we'll cast light on the concept of Seychel, or common sense, as a unique gift that aligns us with the Torah. Join us for this engaging and insightful discussion!

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1. The Importance of Communication and Letters (00:00:00)

2. The Role of Dreams and Destiny (00:06:43)

3. The Power of Intellect (00:27:53)