A Tale of Two Brides: In Approaching G-d Integrity Matters Above All

Rabbi you have done a good mitzvah for being the truth of Hashem and the words of His commandments. This can be compared to the root system of the cedar trees that hold onto the ground and the stones for a anchor of support. Also the long living and pure strength of the tree and being able to allow space for other smaller trees to grow. The cedar trees provide protection like the courtyard of Hahsem sanctuary,so we may toil in Torah and the love Hashem. My hopes are for good reasons to Thank Hashem but also to thank our forefathers. Weather we are young and beautiful or old and not so beautiful we all start at the first pole and continue to become the second pole so Hashem may help us with our questions. Baruch Hashem and Shalom YIsrael.

first i want to thank you for the informative shiur.the only thing is the itroduction is little too long if you can make it shortly and get into the maamar itself then explain it will be much better.just a thuoght.

B"H

Dear Rabbi Paltiel:
I realized that when I daven, I am not talking to HaShem, but telling to myself Who HaShem is. It is like reminding myself about the greatness of HaShem. Is this correct attitude?

Thank you for providing an incredible opportunity for me to delve into the text of the Maamor. The stories and anecdotes make the shiur all the more interesting.
I look forward to the upcoming shiurim.