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A Special Pesach Message From R' Chaim Mintz
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Oorah's founder, Rabbi Chaim Mintz, delivers a short inspirational message on the upcoming holiday of Passover.
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so welcome to everybody
here we are before pesach
and before the seder
and one of the things we'd like to say
itafi caiman everybody's familiar with
clement
and we know after after coming we don't
eat anything the rest of the night we
want to keep that taste in our mouth
that represents a much deeper idea
that
after the peso seder which we do so many
important things
and we reach a high
level of spirituality rookiness we want
to keep that with us the taste of peso
taste of the matzah with the maps
represents want to take with us
and not to
forget about it
just like we don't want to forget about
the taste of afrikaam
and one of the things we have to
remember is
mata represents good meters good
character traits
because mata is made quickly
not laziness
there's no
arrogance it's kept slow down it doesn't
puff up like comets does
and there's no real special taste to
matzah
like hummus has a taste
this is a things person
should
overcome and not let him
his life be led by his character traits
he should be in charge of his character
traits not to be lazy not be arrogant
not to be desirous
and this we have to take with us
to keep the much misses of the torah
we have to make sure
that we don't have these bad meters the
people
are uh slaves to
their whole life during the whole year
and uh
it would be a good idea to learn to say
for musa the safer talks about me this
stevens safer like himself
different form that talk about a person
to have a good needless good character
traits because a person is very desirous
person who's lazy
he can't keep mitchell data like he
should he will come to darling on time
to show long time a person who's
arrogant he'll maybe uh
embarrass other people he's not careful
with their uh
they're covered of other people
respecting other people if he's arrogant
himself
very desirous he might
eat some kind of
food that's not 100 sure that's kosher
so we have to work on our character
traits and make sure we keep the laws of
the torah and to keep us on our toes
it's good to
learn a safer
book that talks about me this time
in order for us to
keep up the standard that we want to
keep up with with the
came to a place of the realization we
came to a place and we want to keep it
going the whole year
so let's keep up
eating matzah holier not eating it
physically but eating it spiritually
keeping the ideas of the matzah keeping
good meadows good character traits
and being the perfect person we have to
work towards
to have the right character traits that
hashem wants us to have
have a
happy culture place for everybody
you