Rabash. Man Is Rewarded with Righteousness and Peace through the Torah. 3 (1986) [2026-06-09]

The episode explores a profound Kabbalistic paradox: that true righteousness and peace are not earned through moral effort alone, but through a radical surrender of self-will. The central claim is that the Torah, far from being a moral code, functions as a spiritual 'spice' that awakens the desire to give — a force that cannot be cultivated through personal striving. The guest argues that faith (croyance) is not belief in the abstract, but a state of being where one's desire to receive is transformed into an ability to give without expectation — a state only possible through the 'coupure' (rupture) between the material and spiritual worlds. This transformation is not achieved by individual will, but by immersion in a spiritual society that transmits a 'force of faith' through collective effort, like a 'washing of the brain' that becomes second nature. The ultimate goal — peace (paix) — is not a reward, but the revelation of the Creator's benevolence, which only emerges after one has passed through the 'Marsom' (spiritual threshold) and corrected the 'kelim' (vessels) of reception into vessels of giving.