This Shabbat highlights two seemingly contradictory concepts: Teshuvah<\/i> – arrepentimiento – y Simcha<\/i> – alegr\u00eda.Este es el Shabat Shuvah<\/i>, parte de los Diez d\u00edas de Teshuv\u00e1. Maim\u00f3nides dice que en estos d\u00edas el arrepentimiento y las s\u00faplicas \u00abson muy apropiadas y aceptadas inmediatamente\u00bb. Cuanto m\u00e1s en Shabat, que representa la completitud de los d\u00edas anteriores y bendice a los d\u00edas siguientes, con seguridad el concepto de Teshuv\u00e1 llega a su m\u00e1xima completitud.<\/p>\n
Por otro lado, el Shabat es un d\u00eda de alegr\u00eda y placer. Alegr\u00eda, como dicen nuestros sabios, que el vers\u00edculo \u00abY en los d\u00edas de su alegr\u00eda\u00bb se refiere al Shabat; placer, como est\u00e1 escrito \u00abLlamar\u00e1s al Shabat placer\u00bb.<\/p>\n
The issue of Shabbat Shuvah<\/i> It is that these two concepts come together: on one hand Teshuvah and on the other joy.<\/p>\n
Esta uni\u00f3n est\u00e1 indicada, tambi\u00e9n, en la parash\u00e1 Vai\u00e9lej – Y continu\u00f3 (anduvo, literalmente). La idea de \u00abandar\u00bb es dejar el lugar donde uno se encuentra y acercarse a otro lugar. Esto es lo que significa Teshuv\u00e1: la persona deja la situaci\u00f3n en la cual se encontraba y pasa a otra diferente, nueva, como Maim\u00f3nides describe, que un Baal Teshuvah<\/i> – maestro del arrepentimiento – debe sentir como si fuese \u00abotra persona y no el que hizo aquellas cosas\u00bb.Entonces, Vai\u00e9lej es Teshuv\u00e1.<\/p>\n
On the other hand, the parashah goes on to relate that Moses finished writing the Torah and gave it to the Kohanim and Levites. Surely, there was immense joy in the completion of the Torah's writing\u2014the joy of the Torah itself. If so, the parashah itself indicates great joy, and not just any joy, but the rejoicing of the Torah itself!<\/p>\n
How can these two seemingly opposing concepts be combined? Teshuvah, in which a person turns away from their wrongdoings, should cause bitterness of soul; how can one, at the same time, feel overwhelming joy?<\/p>\n
The explanation is that, precisely, Teshuvah, and in particular Shabbat Shuvah<\/i> debe ser hecha con alegr\u00eda. Primero, dado que la Teshuv\u00e1 es una de las Mitzvot de la Tor\u00e1, debe ser hecha con alegr\u00eda, como est\u00e1 escrito \u00abSirvan a Di-s con alegr\u00eda\u00bb. Segundo, la Teshuv\u00e1 debe ser causa de mayor alegr\u00eda a\u00fan, dado que con ella uno puede corregir y completar el resto de las Mitzvot.<\/p>\n
In addition to this, there is no greater joy than the return of a Jew to his Father in Heaven. An example of this is the son of a king who was imprisoned and released to his father's house, where there is no greater joy. Similarly, when a Jew returns to God and is reunited with Him, it brings boundless joy and happiness.<\/p>\n
This is the essence of Shabbat Shuvah<\/i>The repentance of this Shabbat is superior to that of the Ten Days of Repentance; it is a repentance that comes with profound joy. On this Shabbat, the Jew is elevated and reaches a great level of union with God, which brings rejoicing.<\/p>\n
De esta alegr\u00eda llegamos a una superior a\u00fan que tambi\u00e9n est\u00e1 relacionada con Teshuv\u00e1- retorno a la Tierra de Israel – cuando todos seamos redimidos con la redenci\u00f3n completa r\u00e1pido en nuestros d\u00edas.<\/p>\n
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