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A lot of our problems stem from us not being educated how to create feet for our truth. We are not lacking talent, we are not lacking intelligence, we are not even lacking the simple ability to do it. But you are not mechunach how to localize it and how to activate that and how to create that. We are just mechunach in knowing the right things. But these right things can be right from today till tomorrow. They have to have feet to walk with. והתמימות נר לרגלינו

This is a separate issue. This is needed before you begin to work in anything, B'etsam. When you see that even after learning and working for a while you are not developing keilim so that lofty truths should be also workable or walkable or however you want to call that, if this doesn't evolve, then you are stuck. Mussar will then turn into Hashkoffes. You will be able to say the right thing with the right tone and the right nigun, but even if it makes sense, you won't be able to work with it.

So that is a basic thing you have to know at least a little bit before you begin to work with Yiras Shomayim, otherwise you can't. And this problem showed up both in the Israeli tzibur and in the American tzibur, where a lot of people ask me, how do you do that? How do you create the mehalech? 

I’m sure you’ve heard of Perek HaZahav, which is a very difficult perek. It talks about money, kinyen and שווי and what do they mean exactly, a difficult perek. So why don't you come to me and ask, how is it possible to learn this perek? Because you were educated in learning. So even though yeshivas don’t usually learn HaZahav, in kollel the averichim come to me and say “it might be a complex perek, but it’s a gishmakke one”. No wonder, because you have been educated to deal with these problems, you know. What means t’mura and what means money and what means שווי and all the other things, you are able to do that. 

And now comes a very practical thing, your own life. And there is a torah demand on your own life and you are standing there like a five year old boy, who is absolutely incapable of doing anything by himself and you are the same thing. That's a total bushe. I have no other words. Because you are living and developing. So it should be that some of the concepts one meets throughout life should be worked on in a way that they are workable. That's a natural thing. Just like you are learning gemoreh, you are also living, you know. But this doesn't happen, and I’m not really sure why.

That's what is needed beforehand. Here R' Yisroel says exactly what we have mentioned previously, that you need to create a mahalach before the problem begins. That's what he means over here. Before the problem begins, you have to have a mahalach.

And now let's go and dive into Yiras Shomayim. And let's try to make it stronger than my Ta'ivah, which is the most essential point or at least one of the essential points of Yiras Shomayim. Yiras Shomayim is the force which opposes your Tayveh. I never wanted to work on it because I always thought that Ta'ivah is a terrible thing, much worse than what people assume. It is a terrible thing. Underneath your Ta'ivah, there are dirt and akravim and nechashim and eish, and whatever you want. It's a terrible world inside here, terrible, and I never wanted to touch that. So now I will warm up the muscles and let's go into that. 

That's a mistake. Because you would jump over one step which is definitely needed, and must not be skipped. Even though we want to work on Yiras Shomayim in the way it should stand strong against the Ta'ivahs, we can't jump there because there is one step we must take beforehand. And that's what R' Yisroel tells us. Not explicitly, as there speaks about the Yiras Shomayim which is not enough. But the way he says what Yiras Shomayim should do when it would be enough, teaches us what are the different stages in Yiras Shomayim. 

It's always like this. When someone intelligent like R' Yisroel says this doesn't work, he'll tell you what exactly doesn't work, and then you will know what it should look like when it works.