Hashem Knows You’re Human. And Still Wants You

Chuba can seem very intimidating, very frightening, especially if you go purist on yourself and perfectionist because it's built into chuba. You want to purify yourself and how much is enough and and you'll always be left with residual turmo. You always be left with residual hypocrisy. So is saying which to me means find the best you can do. Do the best cha you can reach whatever level you can. And I promise you I'll accept it. I know it's going to be imperfect. I know it's going to be laced with hypocrisy. I know that you're going to fall short on your commitments. I know that you're a human being. But I'll accept you as a human being because you don't live. Who made my mouth? Who made my heart? So it's saying, I stacked the deck for you. I know you think it's free will, but I created a world in which you can find me and find what you need from me and with me easier than you may think. So as Trouba comes, don't forget to forgive yourself. Demand from yourself, but also forgive yourself because if you want Hashem to forgive you, you have to forgive yourself as well.