The greatest and most important event of humanity

"Zmán Matán Toráh"

(The time of giving the Torah)

It is the biggest and most important event in humanity!
For twenty-six generations, since the creation of Adam, Hashem had hoped to transmit to humanity the precious Torah, which had preceded the creation of the Universe.

Finally, He found a people willing to accept it, and the grand moment of its revelation was eagerly awaited by the entire universe, since with it the spiritual purpose of creation would be accomplished.

It was a Shabbat morning, the 6th of Sivan, 2448. Har Sinai (Mount Sinai) was trembling with excitement at the momentous event about to take place upon it.

All the mountains were in a state of turmoil along with him, until Hashem calmed them down.

The children of Israel were still sleeping because the summer night had been short.
They were awakened by thunder and lightning on Mount Sinai and by Moshe calling them: "The Chatan (Groom) is waiting for the Kallah (Bride) to arrive at the Chuppah."

Moses led the people to Mount Sinai, like someone leading a kallah at a wedding.

The Jewish people gathered at the foot of Mount Sinai, men and women, were united by all the millions of unborn souls of their descendants, and by the souls of all the sincere converts (Gerim) who would accept the Torah in future generations.

When Hashem descended upon Mount Sinai, in a thick cloud, a burst of fire, thunder, and lightning, the people trembled with fear! And Hashem's voice shone brightly, saying:

"I am Hashem your G-d" , and spoke all the commandments simultaneously, giving His Torah to His chosen people.

The purpose of this great miracle was to clearly demonstrate that the 10 commandments came directly from Hashem, no human being, angel or demon could have performed such a feat!, only the Sovereign Creator of the Universe!

(Excerpts from The Midrash Says, Sefer Shemot)

We must be prepared for this great day, also called "Shavuot" so that we can all receive the Torah in our hearts!

May we receive the Torah with Joy, Love and Unity!

The Breslev Garden Team wishes you a happy Shavuot Sameach!