ZOHAR on Ki Teitzei: Queen Esther and her Demon. Being Fully Present to Life. Rav Pinson

ZOHAR on Ki Tetizei: Queen Esther and her Demon. Being Fully Present to Life.
Teachings of the Zohar on the Parsha

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The Gemora says because she behaved like a block of wood that was considered rape and remained permitted to her husband Mordechai till that last time when she invites the king to a party.

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What does Reuvain’s inability to hit the mark, despite his good intentions, say about free will? It sounds like he was destined to settle on the other side of the river, as you say, and outside the holy land with the shevatim.

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At 4:40 you mistakenly said when “Mordechai” was intimate with Esther it was the Shed.

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But if you're not present does that mean Halachikly what she did is permitted?