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A Song of Mesirus Nefesh | Shloime Daskal
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Hello, everyone from Vayimaen.
Here I am again.
It was amazing,
the feedback and everything.
You know, Klal Yisroel is so good,
and everybody wants to be good.
And everybody is ממש Moser Nefesh
for HaKadosh Baruch Hu,
and He knows that.
I was in Chicago, I had a wedding
a night after I was
scheduled to be in Miami
for another wedding.
I finished my wedding in Chicago.
I went to the hotel.
I tried to get some sleep and...
you know, when you're not home,
you can’t get sleep.
I had to catch a flight in the morning.
I got to Florida.
I don't know what hit me,
but I felt like I'm collapsing.
I didn't sleep the night before,
I was working.
It comes like 20 minutes
before the wedding,
I have to start singing the Chuppah,
and I feel no Ko’ach, no energy.
I don't know how I'm going to do it.
I didn't have my voice.
My body was shaking, you know?
And I'm standing there
and I was, like, praying to Hashem,
Ich bet dir, Bashefer.
This is going to be, like,
the biggest embarrassment for me.
I said to Hashem: Ribono shel Olam,
I'm going to do something very...
it’s very difficult and hard for me,
but I'm going to do it
with Mesirus Nefesh.
Please, I'm begging you.
Just for tonight, just for tonight.
Give me, give me, give me Ko’ach,
give me energy.
It was a wedding in Miami
and it wasn’t a Chasidishe wedding at all.
You can imagine the Tznius over there.
But I said to Hashem: I'm going to do it.
I took off my glasses,
I put them into my pocket,
and that's how I sang the Chuppah.
You're not going to believe
what I'm going to tell you.
This was the most beautiful wedding
I ever did in my life.
I ממש felt somebody
singing out from my throat.
Everybody needs sometimes
here and there a Yeshuah.
Take on yourself something.
Take on yourself the hardest,
Shemiras Einayim.
Do for Hashem,
He'll do for you.