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>> Okay. Good evening everyone.
We're continuing our shim on safer
mishbim.
The shim of tshin
v dedicated by the Israeli family
is dedicated by Dr.
Leela
and this week is dedicated
by
Leela Nishmas Mayor Ben Mayor Mendelson
whose yard is tonight.
>> My father my father
>> Mrs. Stasil's father is that the name is
right Mayor Ben Mayor Mendelson His
father died three weeks before he was
born. So he actually was mayor mayor
until he got sick and we add
>> Wow. Okay. His
church family
tonight is dedicated by my good friend
Joey Baghdaddy in honor of Rabbi Raymond
Habber Schlita.
Thank you very much. Tonight she cheer
is dedicated my good friends of Arian
Michelle Jacobson Leila Nishmas Ari Za H
Benim Ain for his 30th yard site and
Nishmas
whose first yard site
>> as both this Shabas
also
>> Ari's great greatgrandfather
Benakov is 119th yard site ones.
Next year is the big one. Wait till next
year
for the whole family.
Okay, we have very important
announcements. First of all, the the new
safer
is now available in the United States of
America. You can own a actual
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leatherbound saver, they could mark this
up $70, $100, $120. Really, it's fully
leather bound. Same price is any safer.
This is special material imported from
Italy. Each printing is a different
leather. It's actual leather. Different
cow. I can't get the same one cow can't
cover, you know, every box. Need
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same color, you know. Anyway, it's now
available said if you learn his Tyra and
uh you say it over, he'll save you from
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for the first time Marit Tory one if you
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and email them. They're going to buy up.
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But it doesn't matter however you spell
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Somebody just emailed one that they gota
they learned it. They learned it at the
Marovi and they were so inspired they
made aliyah. I just got that message
today.
>> Yeah, I just got that message. Not just
today, less than an hour before the
share. Anyway, okay. Now
That's a good school. Yeah, it's a good
school to move to Israel. Now, um I have
to tell you that you might not like this
year. Just saying right up front. You
might not like this year. As much as you
don't like to hear not to bring your
phone into the sh, which I don't care if
you don't like to hear that. I'm not
here to make you happy, okay? I'm here
to tell you the truth. As much as you
don't want and I want to tell you
another thing, don't go to places. You
can't dive in in a place where people
next to you are on the phone. You can't
dive in there. It's not a It's not a
basis.
But as much as you don't like that, wait
until you hear tonight share. Okay.
>> Here we go with that introduction.
>> Whoa. Okay.
>> Yeah, that's right. So, here we go. The
the says in parap
to which the gar learns out
you shall surely heal. From here we
learn that a doctor has permission to
heal. The doctor has permission to heal.
God gave him permission to heal. Now you
would think maybe he doesn't have
permission to heal. Hashem brought an
illness. So who has the right to
contravene such a thing? No. A doctor is
given the right to heal. If you look
throughout shas there are many remedies
uh recorded in the shas in the seventh
parak of gin and in my katan different
food that have medicinal practices and
sometimes you learn to say should I try
that should I you know roast a
you know the worn out liver you know
should should I do these things found in
the gamarra so there's one gamarra may
katan that says fish as it's about to
spoil is very healthy. Fish as it's
about to spoil is very healthy. Some uh
shuls they believe in this by shalludess
you know fish as it's about to spoil is
very healthy. So Tyus says nowadays we
don't quite maintain that nowadays we
hold that it's a sak to eat fish when
it's about to spoil says Typhus you know
what it is
maybe fish has changed its nature
just like all the medicinal practices
mentioned in
they're not good
all the medicinal practices found in are
actually harmful bismanaz. So just like
the medicinal practices found in chas
are not don't work today. So too this
advice about fish is also no longer
applicable. And then to say you know
what it could be that those rivers in
Babylon they were much healthier than
our rivers. Right? The rivers in Babylon
you should see how healthy those rivers
are. The Tigris River, the Euphrates
River, but you wouldn't say the same
thing that the Hudson River, right?
Nobody would say the Hudson River. If
you went fishing in the Hudson River and
you pulled out a fish, you don't know.
You know, it's covered in soot. It's
covered in mud. It's covered in grime.
We'll leave it at that. So, the rivers
in Babylon might have been healthier
than our river. So, therefore, maybe
those fish as they're about to spoil
were healthy. Our fish as they're about
to spoil are no longer healthy. In fact,
the the the Kes Mishna Rab Karo's
commentary to the Rama, he brings that
it could be that all of the nature in
Bavl in Babylon was very different than
our nature. We don't know what the
climate was like. We don't know what the
air was like. We don't know what the
water was like. So just because the
Gammorrah gives us certain medicinal
advice, it's no longer applicable. Okay.
So, so far we're learning that certainly
when the Gomorrah
gave us medical advice, it was true in
those times, but it's no longer
applicable. Why?
We don't we don't know exactly why.
Things changed. Maybe in Babylon things
were different. The Marsha in Marsha has
the following question. Well, if that's
the case, why did Shast give us the
medical advice in the first place? You
know why didn't sh just say uh you know
stick to the why did shas give us
medical advice says the garra wanted to
show that everything really inherently
is in the Tyra the Tyra has advice about
everything it just it happens to be the
medical advice provided in shas is no
longer applicable no not only is it no
longer applicable the yam the
says
there's actually a of the early
authorities ities.
Do not rely on medical information found
in the garra. Why? Because what's going
to happen when it doesn't work? People
are going to speak derogatorily about
the hash and people are going to
disparage the garra. Therefore, we have
a we have an admonition. We have a it is
forbidden for us to follow the medical
advice in it's actually
not to rely on medical information found
in the garra. Moreover,
inv
brings from the maharel. The mahil is
the backbone of uh all the pisque
ashkanas that all of the found in it is
forbidden to try them. You're not even
allowed to try it. It's
because if it's not gonna work, you're
gonna disparage the garra and there's no
way in the world you could recreate the
ingredients that the garra gives to make
the different medicine, how to roast it
and how to find it and and what these
items are. You're it's not going to work
and it's just going to bring bad
attitude toward the gamarra. Except
there's one piece of medical advice in
the Gumarra that you're allowed to
follow and not only allow not only
allowed to follow it, it works every
time. I've never seen it not work.
And that is if somebody has a bone stuck
in their throat.
Let's say a turkey bone. What do you do?
You bring that kind of bone. You bring a
turkey bone.
You put it on the guy's head.
You say this
[snorts]
works every time.
I've never been proven wrong.
Never did I see somebody
try this and it didn't work. This is the
only medical advice found in shas they
allow to follow. Everything else found
in shas drop it. Every every all other
medical advice found in shas drop it
like a hot potato.
So they asked Kyvski,
this implies
that
now this practice of putting that same
bone on the guy's head and saying
is that implies it's a sigula which is
mashma only this sigula you're allowed
to do. Other sigulitist you're not
allowed to do. Now there were sigulitist
that Kyvki
um did recommend. I actually have a list
of RAMski
school
and the the name of this conscious is
actually schooly
true school
scams. Tonight we're going to talk about
scams.
There were there were um schoolers from
Kyovski did believe in like certain ones
that were found in Shas for example
matzah shabas to have something hot.
It's good to have something warm matzah
shabas. So is that's because there's a
logic to it. You're honoring the shabas
and the the warmth of it is healthy.
There's a logic to it. But all other
superstitious kind of practices even
found in shas not only don't they work
you're not allowed to do them. Okay
tonight we're going to talk about school
ice and many people have an attitude
well what could what could be wrong what
could be wrong only your Judaism could
be wrong.
In other words, all the schools we're
going to talk about tonight, if your
mother isn't Jewish and you didn't
convert, you you could do them. But if
you're Jewish,
stay away.
Stay away.
I don't care what you saw from anybody.
Okay? And uh let's begin. Here we go.
Rabin, you may have seen in some stores
where some people try to per um convince
you that the stones of the
have special
supernatural powers. They'll give you
like this paper with little stones in a
plastic and it will say this stone has
the ability to inspire creativity. this
stone uh is enhances fertility and
actually talks about it. So let's say in
the Ruain stone was called. The reason
it's called it's like the color red. It
was red. And says the truth is this
stone has a supernatural power that any
woman who carries it will not miscarry.
And if a woman's having a hard labor, it
will facilitate her labor. And if you
grind it up and you mix it into food and
drink, it will help for uh conception
like the dudim of ruin. That's why is
connected to ruin. Therefore, it's
spelled
without a v because it's like so here
he's one of the he's telling you if you
could get a hold of it helps with
fertility. It helps with difficult
labor. It prevents miscarriage.
We learn all of our hashka from.
So should we try to get a hold of these
stones ruain stone shimone? It could
only be helpful. After all, we follow
everything
says. So they asked Kinvki. There are
there's a widespread movement. You could
probably go into any swarm store today
and you could buy,
you know, probably for not too much
money a packet of the stones and you
might even be able to grind it up and
put it in water.
And there are many experts that could
help you choose which stone you need.
says [clears throat]
there's a not to go anywhere near even
mentioned by there's a there's a which
means it is user to go near them you
cannot buy them you cannot put them in
your pocket don't hang them in your car
don't put them in your wallet don't put
them up on your door stay away
give it to your cleaning lady
>> if you don't like her
instituted
>> that sounds like uh the yam in other
words is talking about there's a not to
use the ones in the garra and applies it
to even in rishim I heard from rabbi
Robert we saw riseman said the pam also
said do not do school even if they're
mentioned in rishim
there's a not to do it you're not
allowed to do it
am I punished for doing it. Yes. Yes.
You're not a violator.
Stay away from the stone. Mentions it.
Okay. You're allowed to follow
everything else in but not sug
as it is widespread that the various
stones of the help for many things is
there anything to it says don't pay
attention to this lunacy
als
Don't pay attention. Nobody knows about
them.
Next,
handwriting analysis.
Sometimes and they go, they have their
handwriting analyzed to see if they're
compatible.
And the questioner asks of Kamyki, there
are people even in among the uranium
that go to
graphalogs to have their handwriting
analysis to see if they're compatible.
And sometimes the expert, the the
spiritual guru will say, "No, no, no,
no, no. You're not compatible. You're
not compatible."
So the question is is this a violation
of
this is a very nice gentile practice.
Jews do not have their handwriting
analyzed. This is not a Jewish practice.
Stay away from it. Do not analyze your
handwriting.
Next,
you may see ads
for people who sometimes are disturbed
by ay and
after all the garra says
ra says inra
that out of 100 people 99 die from
ayanhara.
So people get very anxious and worried
about Ainhara.
So is it a legitimate practice to go to
lead pourers?
Lead porters. You ever hear about um
Gizu, right? Where they basically they
melt lead until they form like eyeballs
and the eyeballs supposed to represent.
And then they pour it into water and
they say certain doo and
then the eyes melt and it gets rid of
the iron har.
Now you say you never heard of it
but you never heard of it.
Actually there are ads for them
sometimes in Jewish magazines
in the bas hill. He brings
that for about 200 years in Hungary they
were doing it. It's a Hungarian practice
and then it came to us. Now you always
have to watch out for Hungarian
practices that make their way to
remove
through lead.
And uh this rebel shalom said
I began to investigate what is the
source of this practice or is it a
gentile practice like many of the school
against I investigated I searched I did
not find any Jewish practice
and even the people who practice the
lead pouring I asked them and they don't
know anything they don't know where it
comes from and even the rabbis who know
about it They just say ha came you know
the velt does it the belt does it
but I was not able to find any source is
it from the Jewish people or maybe it's
Christian because the Christians do it
the Muslims don't do it they don't they
don't do anything idolatrous the
Christians do it
how could it be that kazal knew about
lead and they knew the power of lead and
they knew the dangers of iron why didn't
the say you should go pour lead if 99
out 00 people die from iron and the the
rabbis knew about lead and they knew how
dangerous I know. Why didn't the the gar
tell us how to pour lead?
>> Who attributes this to Hungarians? Why
is it Hungarian?
>> I know. Don't take it personally. These
are the facts. These are the facts.
>> But I did it, by the way. I did it.
>> I [laughter] didn't.
>> No. No. No. No.
>> Yes. Yes. Yes.
>> I hope you did, Shuva.
>> Yes.
>> Okay. But
[cough and laughter]
and I this person said I spoke to many
admir and all they said is it's makabul.
What do you mean it's makabul? It's not
makul.
We're we're Jewish people. We makab this
from harinai. We didn't get this in the
garra.
And even I asked the lead porters. They
have no idea WHERE THEY GOT IT FROM. Now
it happens to be I investigated and
almost all the lead porters are women.
Now I'm not no I'm just saying the
facts.
Nobody knows where it came from and a
lot of do it.
And his conclusion is
if a lot of Israel know about it and
they had no problem, we can't ask her. I
don't know about it. I don't agree with
that because Kyvki knew about it and
they asked him about it and he said you
know how to do it. Said you know how to
do it. Period. Now I will tell you that
there is a chuva in the deina
in
he says it's okay. He brings the miri
the miri basically says
that
things that are folklore
in society
is not considered idolatrous.
Even though there is a that says that
it's very hard to pas in
straight from one miri that something
that's uh uh folklore is not considered
a des
So now what Jewish people should start
adopting they the Jewish people should
start looking for coins on the uh the
end of a rainbow Because there's
folklore that you're going to strike it
rich if you if you look for a pot of
gold by the bottom of a rainbow or
since when is folklore a reason to
practice anything?
Well, folklore is it relieves anxiety.
So now what it's now let's say people
say, you know, I have a very stressful
week. I'm going to watch the Super Bowl.
I think that's more folklore than uh
than pouring lead. In any event, this is
not a Jewish practice. It has nothing to
do with Hashem. Has nothing to do with
Tory. Has nothing to do with Judaism.
And if anybody would come to me, I would
say
pour yourself a cup of water. Drink more
water because that definitely helps. The
more water you drink, the more your
systems will be flushed out, the more
your anxiety levels will go down, the
more your systems will operate. And it's
it's Jewish to drink water. We make a
shahak. You make a bar in the pouring
lead. No, it doesn't say anything about
pouring lead in the kish. Doesn't say
anything about it in the gum. Doesn't
say anything about it in the kalem or in
any of the Israel. Why in the world
would a Jew pour lead? No, stay away.
[snorts] Stay away. Don't forsake
Judaism for folklore of the nations of
the world. What about Kameos?
Okay, here just telling you before
everyone go home today
um gather up your kameos you'll bring it
in next Wednesday we'll put they ask is
it mutameos
>> a kameo is like this
>> an amulet basically
>> they write on like a parchment or on a
piece of paper different names of hashem
or different uh mystical words
>> yeah and people keep them around their
neck or they keep it in on them or they
keep it in their car. A Kameha is is an
amulet. Um so they asked is it mut for a
person to take a Kamehaha to be in
learning or is it a
don't take?
Why would you have a Kameha for what?
We we don't take commas. Why would you
take a Kamehaha?
We're you're Jewish. Your mother's
Jewish. Then we stood on hari. God gave
you a Tyra. It has 613 mitzvah. We also
have the Mishna and the garra. We have
tab. We have tab. We have sitsus. You
know what sitsus? We we wear a four
cornered garment with strings on it. We
wear to fill in. We learn tyra. We do.
Jewish people don't have kameos.
You if you want to start your own
religion, this United States of America,
it's a free country. You know, you could
go up to Massachusetts or Plymouth or
wherever you want. You could discover a
new rock or a new item and you too could
create your own religion. But we're
here. We're discussing Judaism here.
Okay. Why in the world would you have a
Kamehaha?
>> Where' it come from? I don't know.
Somebody who needs money is selling you
a Kamehaha. You know, people need money.
You know, so there are many ways to make
money. Some people are doctors. Some
people sell stock. Yeah. So if you're a
doctor, you're providing a service and
then people pay you. Or you could build
their insurance. Or you could be a
lawyer. You're providing people a
service. They need advocacy. You could
be an accountant. You could sell used
cars. You could sell new cars. You could
lease new cars. You're you're doing good
things for people.
I mean, or you could sell comm here. You
want to buy a used battery? Anybody who
wants to buy a used battery, I by the
way have the world's largest collection
of used batteries.
A used Do you know how of a used battery
is? You know what you could do? If you
put your two fingers on it, if you to
put your two fingers, it will energize
you. It will energize you. What do you
mean? But it doesn't work in the in the
in the uh in the you know the earpiece.
It doesn't work in the audio. Yeah, but
it's well known if you take your thumb
and your pinky and you you hold it like
this, you're going to be energized.
You're gonna feel closer to Hashem.
What's wrong with doing it? And I'm
charging $1,000 a battery. What's wrong
with doing it? Nothing wrong. First of
all, you're a fool if you buy it. That's
what's wrong. There's nothing worse than
being a fool. Okay, there's a God. He
gave the Torah to the Jewish people. He
gave us mitzvah dais.
He told us to put things around our arm.
Why are you taking pieces of paper and
then adding to your collection you're
keeping in your wallet? Like that's
going to do something for you. Come on.
>> You see these though also
>> that's not even Jewish. Well, yeah.
>> Mosher Rabenu have an image of a snake
on his if you look at it you get healed
or something.
>> Yeah. So if Moshenu comes to you and
you're bitten by a snake sham and he
tells you to look at his special stick
with a snake on it, then I authorize you
to follow the advice of holy Moses.
>> What do we need that for? If you have
the time
>> because God told him at that God told
him, you know, God, the creator of the
universe, he told him to use that item.
>> You're better than before.
>> Uh oh. See, I don't want to cause any
marital strife. I'm just she's giving a
shar over here you know. So okay um then
they asked
you know I mentioned in the last letter
is it to take a that's
or is it
and you told me not to take it. Do you
mean not to take any at all? I know a
certain kyo guy who's with me in yeshiva
that he writes kameo based on oldarim
and he even mentions his nameski
said
by the way I'll tell you a story on the
side bottom line is uh this is off the
record even though we're recording it
there was a certain girl that was having
a certain issue she went to a makob and
he gave her a certain kameha and He
became very disturb. She became very
disturbed. And so the the girl went to
Jakov Helakov Hel said uh I don't know
what what he give you. She said uh this
Kameha he said flush it.
He said flush it. He said most of this
stuff in our time comes from the dark
side.
Most of if it works if it doesn't work
it doesn't work. If it does work, it's
not coming from a good place.
Anyway, back to the regular scheduled
broadcast. So, what did Kyvski mean?
Look in the
says in tough tough shiny.
If some wise man tells you he could be a
gentile, he could be a Jew. I'm going to
write. Now, this is a safer. Okay. Very,
very holy. The kim is very holy on the
on the holy uh barometer. He ranks like
all the way up there in terms of kadusha
holy holy hol. He's m he's holier than
holy. He says if a Jew a gentile tells
right for you Kameha so you should be
charming or so that you should be
listened to or so that you should carry
to be wealthy. Not only is it user to
carry on shabas because you're shabas
says it is user to hold on to a kameha
during the week
because now you're having in a piece of
paper instead of having in God and the
says
means don't trust in things trust in
Hashem dive into him and if you and if
you and he'll do what you want and if he
doesn't don't think if I'm not answered
so then I need to use an alternate
route.
No, you should think if Hashem wants he
can answer my You know what this is
like? It's like you go to the king and
the king says okay if you want me to
answer you I need something from you. So
you said I don't want to give it to you
king. So now what you going to go to the
servant and ask the servant to help you?
You go to the king. If the king is not
acceeding your request, that means he
wants you to improve in some area. Don't
take an alternate route. And what's this
others
quotes? Says the
dark side only starts up with those who
start up with them.
Mazikim will only start up with you if
you start up with them. How would one
start up with the dark side?
If if you write a Kameha,
if you're into Kameos, you're starting
up with him. Or if you start getting
involved in Kisha or
if your father wrote a Kameha, he could
start the dark side will start up with
you also. You need to keep your family
away from Kameos
and don't get involved with them. And
don't say I have to do it for
it shortens a person life
says
All you should do is davin and
supplicate and rely on Hashem. Rely on
God. Don't rely on papers. So listen,
like I said, it's a free country.
Anyone's entitled to create their own
religion. They could call the religion
um not Judaism, paperism, you know,
where the main religion is to hold on to
scrolls of paper. God did not give us
that religion. So as you know, now they
have this thing real yidden, right?
real. So real do not use Kameos.
You're [clears throat] not allowed to
simply you're not allowed to.
I don't care what country they used it.
I don't care who you saw used it
says you're not allowed to use it
said stay away.
One last thing once we're on the topic
of bad school. By the way, did you see
the you saw the thumbnail? That was a
good thumbnail. No, for tonight's share.
That's a good thumb. Bad school.
>> Two. Two weeks ago on Tuesday, they were
saying that if you say, it's it's a
>> who me? You never heard me say to say
paran on a Tuesday.
>> Now I never said I never said it and I
never told anyone to say it.
>> It was going around.
>> It was going around. Let me tell you
something.
>> So is that wrong?
>> Yeah. What? For what? Why should you One
second. I have a question. Why should
you say para salmon on that day? Who
decided that?
>> I know.
>> You could learn it. It's a very good
thing to learn, but not to use.
>> I have it. You You gave it to me.
[laughter]
[clears throat]
>> I love the safer, but don't you could
learn it.
>> One second.
>> Say everything.
You want to know about this the parish
of salmon? Listen
>> say it every day.
>> People say it every day.
>> Listen the say is a good thing to say
every day.
>> It turns out they attributed to
it turns out that he never told anybody
to say it on Tuesday. What happened was
he once told somebody on a Tuesday of
paral to say param and that was
interpreted that you should say it on
the Tuesday. Okay. If you know listen it
depends what else you'd be doing you
know it depends what else you doing if
you want to know I could learn baba kama
or I could say that you know you
want to know I would do that or speak
lashhara so yeah you should for sure do
that it's definitely better than speak
because if you speak lash you're going
to lose panasa so by by saying that it's
a sigula for panasa because you're not
going to speak lashara but is does it
say let me explain saying to you, God
gave the Tyra to the Jewish people,
right? Jewish people. And he gave us 613
mitza. He gave us He gave us Gomorrah.
He gave us all of the practices that are
recorded in the Shab which includes
which includes
other things
are not part of the corpus of the the
Jewish practice.
Do they hurt? The deer says it's like
it's like uh hammonium. It's like uh I
have a question. Is the Jew allowed to
go to the Super Bowl and wave, you know,
the big finger, go Jets, go. Not that
the Jets would ever make it to the Super
Bowl, but let's say you say, you know,
I'm just saying theoretically, go Jets.
Go Jets. Is that user?
No. Is it a sigula for the Jets to win?
I don't know. Maybe Joe Nameoth will be
inspired with energy because you say go
Jets. Go Jets. Could be. Now you you
say, "So should I do that?" No, you
should learn Baba. No, there's not part
of the Judaism to do it. Is it user to
do that? It's not. It's like saying it's
not user to wear glasses without lenses
in it. Is it user to wear glasses
without lenses in it? No. You're just
out of your mind. You know, why would
you do that? How is it going to help
you? If there no lenses in your glasses,
you might as well take them off. That's
what the Kazer said. It's not my own.
Yeah.
>> What about red the red bendals that
everybody uh
>> by the co they sell?
>> The co they sell it.
>> The red.
>> Yeah. By the by
>> It's a big school. It's like um you
could buy the red thing. You could also
buy the Brooklyn Bridge. You know, it's
a big school. You could buy if you
bought the Brooklyn Bridge. It's a
school of frashi like the red thing
around your again.
>> God gave us a Tory. There are 613
mitzvah. It I don't I never got up to
wear and the Torah says you should wear
a red thing around. Any other questions
you want to ask tonight, you know? So
>> what
>> I didn't want to start.
[laughter]
>> Okay, we'll stay
>> not crazy, you know. So don't eat the
[laughter]
Okay, last thing. Last thing.
This is a letter uh to the stipler.
It's [clears throat] in Alf of Krina
Dearta.
[snorts]
A young man came to the stipler.
We don't have the letter he wrote to
this diaper, but clearly this young man
was uh suffering from some kind of
psychiatric episode. Okay. He was having
uh some type of emotional distress
and
he basically didn't want to tell his
parents because he was afraid it would
cause them
pain for them to know their son is
suffering from emotional distress. And
it seemed like he wanted to go to some
quack or baligula
to uh
[laughter]
what?
Yeah. [laughter]
No, no, no, no. Soon. Um to
to to
you know ex what's the right word?
Exercise. you know, to to help him get
tighten the screws a little bit. And the
stipler says to him, stiper writes to
him that he does not recommend hiding it
from his parents. He says, "When a
parent sees that a child is in distress,
they know something's bothering the kid.
And if the kid is not telling the parent
what's wrong, it causes great suffering
to the parent because the parents
realize something is wrong and it hurts
them very deeply that the child is not
telling them and then in the end the
parents are going to find out and the
parents are going to be upset you know
why didn't you tell us originally
there's you know we could have helped
you out. So the stifler says, "Don't
hide it from your parents. You should
tell them. You should tell them. Don't
tell them as an in an alarmist way. You
should tell them gently as if you're
telling them, you know, I'm suffering
from X, Y, and Z. Make believe that it
doesn't really bother you that much so
that they don't have so much, but don't
hide it from them." But says the
stipler,
heaven forbid.
to go to people who are ballet schools.
What are ballet schools? Ballet
schoolists are do they know shas? I
don't know if they know. You know, I
never gave them a far. We meet up again.
We have you know if they know garum or
not.
Do they give a gar? No. No. No. No. No.
They're busy. Oh. Do they know?
I don't know. I never fired them. Well,
what does a person teach? That would be
one way to know if you No. No, no. He
sees people. Oh, he sees people. And
what does he tell them? He gives them
things. He hands them things. He gives
them special practices. These are Bali
school. We don't know if they're
says a stipler. Heaven forbid to go to a
bal school.
Not only will they not help you, they're
going to mess you up because they're
going to get you so distracted with
things that have no end. No, you didn't
mix in the right ingredient. You didn't
do it at the right time.
Stay away from them, says the stifler.
Go to a doctor.
Go to a doctor. Don't go to
psychiatrist. Don't go to Baligula.
The never then says if you need the
address of the hospital,
go to Bim Wallik of go to that wing of
the hospital.
Send send people to the hospital not to
balsize
says a stipler. You shouldn't feel bad
if you have a certain emotional illness.
Even if it is an illness, you'll take a
medicine. Don't even consider it like
there's something wrong with you.
There's nothing wrong with you. You're a
bentora. You're ben aliyah. You're
yamayim. You're having distress. No
problem. Talk to somebody. Take a
medication. Stay away from stones. Stay
away from stay away from all
supernatural practices. You're a Jew.
Jews are, you know, the Jews were
willing to be
don't abdicate Judaism because the road
is a little bit rough.
This is uh Mahalak of Kyki. Basically
said uh stay away from all of this
stuff.
So what are good? Oh would say you know
um makedah on wine. So the first thing
sometimes you see people my daughter
comes say you know I went to someone's
they made havdal on orange juice. What
is this? They're breaking their fast.
Can't make on orange juice. What in the
world? What's on orange juice? Where'
they get that? You can't make abdon
orange juice. You can't make abdon
coffee. Even on beer. You make beer if
you live in Bafra and wine is not
available. Maked on wine. The garra says
you make abd wine you'll have money.
You would tell people to wash from
malava mala.
Wash for malava mala. No, I'm not
hungry. You would be hungry if you
wouldn't eat on Friday and you wouldn't
eat at the kid shabus morning and all
you ate was you ate a Friday night meal,
a shabas morning meal, a little shab. So
you would be hungry. You would eat at
the mala malaka. You're not You weren't
even hungry for shall because you ate so
much Arab shabas.
You want children
would say you ready for this sigula?
Learn Tyra. Learn Tyra.
One word of Tyra is better than all the
sigulitis in the world. You could learn
Kish. You could learn Rashi. You could
learn Mishnayas. You could learn
Gamarra. You could learn Nimsuim. You
could learn moser.
I'm dvening. I'm dvening. My tilos are
not being answered. Great. Next time
somebody insults you, keep your mouth
closed.
What about making havdala on grape
juice? Good question. You're allowed to
make havdala on grape juice.
You're allowed to. It's a to make it on
wine. It's notically required personally
was on wine. According to Amosa, you can
make
>> it's a to make it on on
[laughter]
>> that. Yeah, that according to it would
be a school because it's a hither in the
um or would say for children
to uh make yourself humble. Make
yourself humble means somebody insults
you, keep your mouth closed. These are
all valid school found in kazal.
But stones, kameos, lead pouring,
tell your cleaning ladies all about
these things and they could go home and
do it in their own homes if they're not
Jewish. If your cleaning lady is Jewish,
then don't tell them about it either,
you know. Anyway, these are a little bit
on the PK ver.
So, uh, man, Chenita Rashus la
have a great evening. I hope you come
back next week.
Come on.