In this sermon, the speaker argues that the experience of hell is not a physical burning of a disembodied soul but a simulated, dream‑like state where the individual feels real pain, heat, and terror, much like vivid nightmares that can cause physiological reactions. He distinguishes between physical time and a spiritual time that God controls, invoking an Einstein‑style analogy that energy exists only where matter exists, suggesting that spiritual experiences operate on a different temporal scale. The speaker then describes a sudden moral awakening where a person realizes the totality of their past sins and the futility of their secular, ungrateful lifestyle, yet struggles to change due to entrenched habits. Drawing on Kabbalistic teaching, he explains that the Torah contains a verse about a slave’s freedom after six years of service; similarly, a Jew who resists the Yetzer Hara (evil inclination) for six years will, in the seventh year, be freed from its power, making further resistance unnecessary. This six‑year cycle is presented as the secret to overcoming the satanic influence and achieving lasting spiritual freedom.
Chapters
When a person dies, the body was just buried in the ground. There's no more body. Well, how are you going to burn a soul in hell? There's no body. So how can a soul be burned? Now the answer is, Rabotai, it's a simulator, just like in a dream. When you go to sleep, you're burning now in a dream, you scream, you roll in bed, ahh, sweating. Your blood pressure, your pulse. It takes you 5 minutes after your wife woke you up to catch your breath. You cry. People cry in a dream. People scream in a dream, and people can even die from a heart attack in a dream. That's how bad it is. It's real. It's 100% like in reality. In a dream, you're getting burned, and you feel like you are burning now, right here. You feel like your body is burning. Or when you fall from a building or the plane is crashing, you scream, oh my God, please, I don't want to die. It's 100% real. So in, in this experience that Hashem wants you to feel, he also decides how long it would be. Regardless of the time on this earth, the time of it is physical. This is a spiritual time. It's time here Energy exists only where material exists. That's the famous, famous theory of Albert Einstein who was proven to be true. Same thing when someone proves you wrong. Your entire life was a mistake. Someone just proved to you that you are secular, wicked person, ungrateful to your Maker. And now one second in your life you actually touch the truth, whether you are Jew, whether you are Gentile. You are going against your Maker. You don't keep the laws, you don't care, you're ungrateful, you never pray, you never thank God for anything, you do a lot of horrible things thinking no one is watching. All of a sudden you just realize your entire life was all mistakes. Wow, how many stupid things I've done thinking nobody is watching. So the point is, okay, now you've just found out, you know, but you still resist. Why? You have the desire, the comfortable feelings. How can I let go? How can I How can I change my personality now? How can I be a different person? I got used to this lifestyle. It takes years. How do you defeat your evil inclination? According to Kabbalah, the secret is in one verse in the Torah. When they speak about a slave, he would be free. 6 years he would work, and in 7 days he will go out free. He will be free. So the secret here, according to Kabbalah, is that if a Jew is a servant of his Yetzer Hara for 6 years, meaning he is fighting against his Yetzer Hara not to fall in his hands. If 6 years you fight strongly against the Yetzer Hara, After 7 years, he leaves you alone. He cannot defeat you anymore. The Satan understands not to mess with you. I tried 6 years, does not work. This guy does not surrender to me ever. He leaves you for the rest of your life. That's it. All the fights that you had for the 6 years, to do, not to do, to take, not to take, to give, not to give, it's gone. From now on, your life is a lot easier when it comes to resistance.
