No
answer to that – but something I sense when cleaning: A Yid has to
live in 2 different worlds: among the non-Jews but apart;
hishtadlus in earthly matters but knowing Hashem controls everything;
sadness at our pain and suffering but joy in life, serving Hashem
– and, of course, chometz and non-chometz!
Answer 11:
freeing
ourselves from internal and external limitations that keep us from
serving Hashem in the most complete way.
Answer 12:
From
Rabbi Miller: Because as we said before, the purpose of the whole
story of Mitzraim
was to create seichel
in us; deiah,
emunah,
understanding.
Answer 13:
I would say that our job is to internalize the message that Hashem loves us with a tremendous love and expressed his love in an unprecedented manner (breaking nature in numerous ways and selecting us from all the other nations despite our not being worthy at that moment etc...)
As a result of that love we should have an unending hakoras hatov to Hashem and should praise him and please him by reciprocating his love to him through fulfilling his will with passion and devotion.
In this sense Nishmas is the high point of the Haggada (I heard this from Rav Brevda zatzal).
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