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[music] The med in this week's para quotes the which we're familiar with in the name of Yehuda. Happy is the nation that understands trua the call the the the blowing of the shaer. We're familiar with that because we say this right before on Russia on Russ and this is Rabie Huda's introduction to parasa's bow. Now paras bo has many mitzvah in it. It has the mitzvah of pes has the mitzv of has the mitzvah of has the mitzv of bkor you know paras paras bo is a loaded para so many fundamentals of of yiddeshkite pesak villain etc. There's absolutely no remesit in par's bow. So isn't it strange that chooses this puk of ash to begin paras. So the kushi harim the first of the gira the gira dynasty says a beautiful thought you know as the raom famously writes that is a mitzvah it's a but there's a rem there's a hint in why we blow shaifer and is the famous ra it says because schaif is to remind us Wake up from your slumber. Hear the sound of the shaer. It's like an alarm clock. Wake up. Not wake up physically, but wake up from our sleep, from our slumber that we just go through life and not think about anything. So tea shaer is a remis. The Schaefer doesn't talk. The Schaefer does not give a schmoo before Tia Schaefer or before Nila. It's just a chauffeur blast, a sound. And yet the Ram says what this what this reminds us is wake up. Don't sleep through life. It's the wake up from your slumber. And all that all that we have to hear is that you know we and that first morning of that second morning of el you hear that guess what rashan is coming I got to do chuva and for instance for women who don't come to doing on on doing not generally doing shakra shakas but they hear that and rash and the kapat they realize it's it's the not from a speech not from a herang but literally just from the sound of the shaver what is telling us in the medric is that some people just don't get it. Pyro has been through already. We're holding a Par's bow. We're just left with a few of the mockas. Most of the mockas have already plagued Parro. Guess what? Bro, wake up and smell the coffee. Don't you see what's going on? Don't you see that your country is being destroyed piece by piece by piece? What does it take for you to wake up and to change and to say, "God, I'm having a war with God." You do not win a war with God. And yet, Pyro does not. He hangs out to the very, very last. And remember parro was warned I'm going to kill your firstborn. I mean what kind of parent doesn't feel a love especially for the firstborn and it's happening. What do you do? How many times do you have to be hit over the head? And that is what is telling us. They sua happy as a nation that from the sound of a scheer they're inspired they're awakened they realize can't go on like this and the other end of the spectrum you have a parro that says me hashm who's hashem that I should listen to him he's a man who it's the person it's the being that controls the world. You don't have a chance, Spyro. Your whole country is going down the drain. But you don't come. There are there are none so blind as though who will not see. That's the story of parro. That's the contrast between parro and asha.