In Parshat Pinchas, the Torah describes how the Land of Israel was divided among those over the age of 20 at the time of entry—not based on those currently turning 20. Through the complex system of inheritance, where portions reverted to the names of ancestors who died in the desert, we are taught that entering the Holy Land requires confronting the Keter, the spiritual barrier that pushes us back just before reaching the light. This setback tests our joy and perseverance. Those who responded with simcha despite trials were worthy of receiving the Land. The act of giving the land back to their ancestors before reclaiming it reflects the mechanism of Keter—every true spiritual inheritance requires submission, humility, and endurance. The Land, which is the place where the Infinite Light shines, can only be accessed by those who joyfully accept the Divine “pushback” and hold fast to their desire to be close to Hashem.
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