Siyum Yevamos, Baltimore, MD

[Music] [Laughter] [Music] good morning everyone thank you for being here i want to thank start first and foremost by thanking the river shalom for our magnificent kahila of baltimore who is so committed to torah who is so committed to achtus to unity to togetherness and he tries every single day in so many different ways to bring nachas to the ubuna shalom and create a kahila that is truly a point of pride in the jewish world i want to give a very special thank you for the for the malachim for the kings of this community to the abanam and thank you for taking time on one of your busiest mornings to be here and give cover to the tour and get covered to this event it's a very big surprise to have you and thank you for everything you do to encourage torah to encourage and inspire all of us to grow towards greater heights and greater accomplishments today's seon for the community is being done together with the aldaf initiative from the orthodox union and i want to thank three different harav moshes from the orthodox union first of all our guest of honor who is who will be speaking later of moshe elephant who is not only a mortgage here whose she was heard by thousands of people every day and the filming but i understand was the inaugural orthodox union duffy omishire and we thank you for being here for sharing a beautiful shabbos and for all your teaching of torah i want to thank our moshe who is hiding over there with the director of the da film initiative for orthodox union thank you for being here and for everything you do to further be marbus torah and claudius trial and in absentia who some of you know the executive vice president of the orthodox union who wanted very much to be here but his inaudible and couldn't join us from there thank you collectively for everything you do for talmud torah i want to thank our many sponsors who made this morning possible who are listed outside on the sign you can see a special thank you to our corporate sponsor to gabby conan apex and to the many many people who helped put this morning together first and foremost to a cj elephant who worked day and night for a month to make this possible thank you thank you i want to share the quick program of events i'm going to finish in a moment you will hear some david bracha from irene marwick to vittorio from rabbi gross followed by the sima massachusetts vamos followed by some dancing in the space in the back after which of a elephant will deliver the keynote address when you make a seymount of yomi on your vampus there's one thought that immediately comes to mind and i'm sorry i'm going first so i apologize if i stole it from everybody else but of mayor shapira who founded the daf yomi had a vardy used to say based on the daft towards the very end of the zachary vamos about abiyakivo found himself capsized in the ocean and he said how did i make it to shore daft is dominantly adaf a plank of the ship presented itself to me and i hung on and i paddled with this plank until the waves brought me all the way to safe harbor and if mayor shapiro would say our safe harbor our boat that takes us through the gala young through the destructive dangerous waves of the ocean he said this in the 1930s i believe the 20s is our daf our daphyomi our pages of gemara is what we hold onto to carry us through and since he said those words claudius has seen incredibly threatening incredibly dangerous many many many waves of the ocean that we couldn't even have imagined until this day has presented us with many many dapes fina not just the da fayomi and it's explosion across the world but all the various forms of dapisfina all the various forms of learning torah and yeshivas and shiyurim and khabrusas and bhatimadrish that have proliferated across the world in our generation and we have to i think express our special akara satov to hashem for sending us all those planks of all those sphenos all those goats and daphne for us to hold on to and may our continued commitment and simcha and tenacious dedication to the torah help to carry us through until the ultimate kula will bring us finally to safe harbor it's a great cover to ask for more to share good morning everyone i want to begin by thanking rabbi rose and the leadership of bhne jacob shari zayan for hosting this beautiful program this beautiful expression of covered hatorah this morning i want to thank ramosha elephant from pinchas gross who will be speaking this morning and i want to thank all the khashwa rabbanim who are here sharing in this beautiful simcha thank you to the ou and aldaf who are spearheading this program and are responsible for a huge amount of in-depth torah learning on an international scale thank you and thank you to the organizers of the program cj elephant who put his heart and soul into the program this morning to all the sponsors may you all be zoha and thank you all for being here this morning mazel tov to the messiah the commitment the consistency that is daphyomi is a true fulfillment of fiasco torah it's inspiring to behold and even more so with a complex message like that mecklenburg in the early eighteen hundreds in his seifer haksava kabbalah is trying to understand the etymology of the word yavama yibum where does it come from and he decides that it comes from the word bama a bama is a raised platform it's a high place that was used to bring karbanos to akarosh barachu and he says like a stage yibum is there to raise up another person he says first it raises up it lifts up a downtrodden widow by forcing insisting that her yava marries her and even more so it elevates the nishama of the nifter by establishing a family in his name it's a mitzvah yivam is a mitzvah that exemplifies true avasiral love for another person and following the idea presented by ritsadhak in many places that when you find a garathan it's in a specific musefta for a reason it's no mystery that ye yevamos has two of the most famous sugyas of mitzvos and the sugya that talks about the essential qualities of claudius which means to put others first the broad theme of ivamos and the essence of yiddishkai and that also explains why the message ends with the famous agatha which appears in three other places and the famous vort from the earth linear and of the gra that each one represents a different type of shalom and the shalom of evamos is shalom cavero in this spirit finishing a masata which highlights being la cavero it's beautiful it's inspiring to celebrate aseam on this masaka with akhtus with shalom bringing together so many and reminding us that we're truly one torah community may we all be zoha that help bring the ultimate shalom with the binyan-based amiktas bim hera viamenu amen our marketing gurus decreed that every rug was named on our on our flyer was only allowed a single line title and therefore of impulse gross our next speaker was only identified as a round of queue instead but he is also the uh i don't know how to describe it exactly that he presents uh he presents a very well received very well appreciated uh shir which is featured on the alda platform which is piperos fantastic insightful harassment and so it's a tremendous comfort to hear divatora on da fiomi from gross thank you rabbi rose and thank you for having marwick for the beautiful words i i was just thinking now as rabbi marouk was speaking i remember it i don't know if the organizers had this in mind but it's a somewhat of a hashkaka that we're both speaking here at this event because minora remark were actually kavusa's second seder back in yeshiva and we learned the ibamas together and he mentioned two of the sergios of venomous there's actually another sugar which he didn't mention which me me and him had an ongoing debate throughout the year i think it's still going on and that's the study of dark and nyam i think he uh it's something that we've uh we've been working on together for many years already and should continue to to increase and i think this cm really has two aksanyas there's the aksanya might not be a physical oxania but i think it's an asania nonetheless the rose already set over the uh one vote for mayor shapiro so we can't use that one but i'll i'll try a different one another you do a dick of art a beautiful vibe that he said over by the second kinesiology of our goodies in 1929. this was in the middle of the first cycle of the daffiam towards the end of the first cycle it was introduced in the kinesiology 1923. in 1929 as already it took off people were learning it and ramirez shapiro came to be madgesh to stress the idea that besides the tremendous that it brought about it also brought about a tremendous physique in actus among claudius the whole cloudy cell everyone is united learning that same daf every day brings a tremendous unity in claudius and he pointed out that it's not a coincidence because if you think about it the the daf of gemara the plot of gemara is is the vehicle it's the entity of achters and of cubits if you break down the afghan you have the um you have the mishnah the mission is written in the narcissistic role the grammar symbol russian texas are from france to russia's from germany the rambam parish remission is from from egypt the martial is from poland himachal the whole world the gyansa keep its goliath in one block tomorrow this one page and it's therefore no surprise that it has the ability to be ma'ached all of christ all together through the limit of da fa me and i think it's not an exaggeration to say that what all that is doing is really continuing the legacy of ramirez shapiro maybe taking it to the next step to have a platform that's really yidden from all around the globe all around the country all around the world to make edition from all over the world people listening from all over the world and sure it should help that this is should continue to grow even greater allah and i just want to mention on a personal level it's very meaningful for me to be able to stand here and speak in charizan i want to read a letter that i got from the the president of charizard so the letter goes like this it says dear rabbi pence gross on behalf of the congregation and myself i want to express our sincere appreciation to you for the inspiring sermons which you delivered at our synagogue it's a pleasure to have you diving with us and more especially to know that we have such a learned and devoted gentleman such as you in our midst with every good wish very truly yours signed by the president of charizard this is an actual letter i'm not making it up but as you probably figured out this letter was not actually written to me i think the word gentleman might have given it away and it's actually written to um this is a from june 26 1972 and it's written to my grandfather who's who i'm named after pinchas gross who at the time he was uh he retired from the rabbinate in pittsburgh he moved to baltimore he lived here in clarks lane and apparently there was uh there was a tufa when the the rav at that time rabitabik was not not around and he was asked to deliver the sermons in his absence and that is the the reason for this letter i found it recently amish within the last couple weeks i was going through my grandfather's old old papers and and for that i say it's very meaningful to be able to stand here 50 years later in the same spot and uh speak here and continue to shook this with uh with shari zain the letter it has rabbi israel tavik is the rabbi r nuberger is the educational director and some other people if you want to see the uh the actual letter it was called shaizen at the time and aquaponics uh it's meaningful to be here today i just want to end off with a ha'ara it's supposed to be some type of insight on the daft something about the last line of the of the gemara ends off with the the line of tamil hachem and magrum shaolin um [Music] so what is the significance of the foreign is why is that not good us a little bit of enough insight into what a scene is really all about every every black and white that someone learns is fetish production but at the same time when you finish the total massacre you complete them there's a certain opinion there's a certain conducion that you get from completing a homosexual and to get the shoulders [Music] i think it gives that a person is able to gain from going through a homosexual especially [Music] that's [Music] that's what it's all argue more about anyone else in what sense are they are they mothers and i was thinking perhaps like this is a well-known message of what was happening in the uh is it doesn't mean he is what was the problem people are full of conscious people full of fighting and friction but people have different opinions it's natural everyone has their opinions and naturally if people have different opinions it's difficult to get along and it causes much like this causes friction i like this politician you're like that politician you don't see eye to eye causes sometimes you're lucky you could get stolen but usually requires some type of surrendering of your opinion i give in if you give in but to have both people keep their opinions and have their opinions and to still be the shalom is something very difficult to achieve but the one exception one exception to that is is has a unbelievable thing which you don't find anywhere else in the whole world where you can have two people having them up like this arguing criminally and at the same time they're both canons they're both true and halo baylor with entire every opinion has a malcolm has a place there's no winner and loser like in kind so this unbelievable thing that is the only thing that can allow people to express their opinions to be heard it could be real [Music] how about both of you come together and paint the paint painting together they both come together and they paint this beautiful painting not only are they both winners but the painting is more beautiful than it was by just having one of them and that that's what freshwater is a tapestry woven from different features opposing views to come together and create the icy of what taisha is really all about and that's all of the shalom comes from the more and i think it's uh part of the center of the scene it's not just the entire result but it was the shalom that was this was brought to the world by learning to bring it's not enough to learn superficially not just is [Music] foreign [Music] foreign [Music] is [Music] very much foreign [Music] um [Music] oh is [Music] foreign [Music] thank you rabbi rose and shah rezaian for hosting special thank you to cj elephant for putting this all together single-handedly it's just a single handedly i know there are other people involved i don't know who they are so thank you to all of them he was certainly the lead individual putting together this event thank you to hananya kramer for coming and setting up this camera appreciate that and all the other people that are here that came to participate in this team the old app platform is dedicated in memory of mayor benjayim may the thousands of hours learned weekly daily actually thousands are daily be a eloy for his wonderful family previous human and this seemed old afghan have been dedicated by the goldberg family in memory of yitzhak isaac ben arrival and i've said this the previous human this was somebody who according to the doctors was supposed to until five years old he was in and out of the hospital 250 times and lived until 47 years old and i'd like to think of the lesson for us that yami who persevere day in day out get up early in the morning late at night on the run on the go traveling always making sure to learn that takes the level of perseverance and that perseverance should be an eloy for his nishama i feel a special connection to the baltic baltimore community i think my the person named after came off the boat probably before anybody here was born in 1913 his name was maisha pinchas miller and he arrived here he was the elite ponerovich at hamilton village he came here with seven children in 1913. fortunately unfortunately two of them remained charmer shabbos one was my great grandfather his name was mr emmanuel miller manny miller assalamualaikum i know he was a member of the glen avenue school before before my times way before my times and another brother was louis miller i met i don't know if you're still here but a khakian is married to a granddaughter of his my grandparents lived here for many many many many years my mother grew up here mr mrs shia brisk could be many of you bought houses that had real estate contracts done by my people are raising their hands hashem i've never heard anything bad said about her in her real estate negotiations i think she was also the first atella dispatcher she had such tremendous keyboard aim keeper but her mother lived in her house for her last years and she would not leave her house she missed i would say dozens of simchas in new york and lakewood not to leave her mother so she was always home she said i'll be the first to tell the dispatcher she had her apron had that solar radio and that's where it all began and speaking of daf yandi i i've met over the years rabbit wine red he says that he started the first yidder staff yemi sir in baltimore i don't know what happened in the 1920s the 30s but certainly at that time it was the only yiddish magazine an american-born person giving a daffy mishire to holocaust survivors he has many many fascinating stories of that that that share also want to thank rabbi pence gross so if you want to describe the pinnacle's gross's daily sheer or he calls them paparoy's insights on the deaf just think about the letter he read this morning he pulled out two weeks ago a letter from his grandfather's trevor treasure trove and related it to today's scene those are the types of insights he gives on every daf he finds the most fascinating pieces of information history torah puts it together in a concise five-minute package that's you'll get daily so thank you rabbi gross before introducing elephant i i wanted to mention today's book on was your site and we were in england recently and diane giles said over a story from baraboo khan on someone came to him once and said i need advice on a business deal he's going through he's about to get into serious business dealings and he asked for honor for some advice and says hold on and he goes to the side and starts open and opens like more above ambassador and starts learning and he's learning and learning and learning the person comes over to him and says he says rebbe i didn't come to ask you if shannon was ambassador i came to ask you for advice on the business deal that the way i'll be able to give you advice on a business deal by learning about ambassador give me a few more minutes so when a person gets up early in the morning goes to sleep late at night his learning is learning for the sake of learning for the terrorism but it gives you so much more it gives you the ability to be able to do business and to have atlas on all aspects in all areas of life i just saw a fascinating vote from cypher where he says that a person dabbing every day i have us island basis foreign and he explains alpine rush he says that we have a mitzvah we're we're commanded to go out and bring pranasa into our families that's one of the he says we find should be a simcha of learning torah and doing mitzvahs and being able to gather with supporting our families to have the proper simcha in limura torah so it's my pleasure to call upon an elephant who besides running ou kosher ceo of the largest cashless organization is busy morning evenings and doesn't have any vacation but is dedicated to giving the staff yamiche all hours all hours of the day he spends time preparing to be able to give over the deaf and as rabbi kelly mentioned when we were in london he said he has a new understanding it could be some english type and all that he says he sees now that everything that elephant does comes it's all that everything comes from the limitation like we said when a person wants to be much less than everything he does in life it comes from the limitation of the elephant [Music] i actually learned today again what i've learned many times never be the last speaker because the good news is for you people is that half my speech has been taken paisley clyde oxana i've been here over shabbos and baltimore and my impression of this community my such positive impressionist community continues to grow every moment and this morning with the see them is the culmination to see an entire community come together and as i was sitting next to her of heinemann schlitter he was telling me how old the rabonum in this community who have large communities in large gahillas are all actors and all together lamanna shem the tarasai so we were talking last week some of you may know we did sumim last week in england monday night we had to see him in in london tuesday night we had to see him in manchester and we were speaking we have to have a third see him and schlep this weekend to ball tomorrow but there is no community where as we've heard so many times this morning the lesson of tamidek marvin shalom islam is more evident and more manifested so of course we have to be in baltimore baltimore is the community that fulfills all the time this may recasal so how can we not come visit baltimore and live and learn this wonderful lesson all the people who have been so involved by rose and the community in building and the daffy me and making the scene so much appreciation but if for a moment if i may i'd like to voice a hakaras a taif to my cousin who i really didn't know until fairly recently until he started listening to the daf cj elephant and i want to share something you would probably consider it quite personal but it's important that everybody should hear it because although it's about him and i it really is about everyone i had a grandmother who was cj's great grandmother my grandparents i had this huss to spend shabbos by the element family and friday night because of me he didn't get any sleep we sat and schmoozed for many hours and amongst the many stories that we spoke about was the story of how my father's family survived the war i'm not going to tell you the whole story that that's not the time and place for it but suffice it to say that they were hiding in the carpathian mountains for seven months during the war and they barkham survived my grandparents and eight children they came out and they came to america my grandmother obviously all those weeks did not like shabbos candles in the in the forest in the open forest and she accepted upon herself that for the rest of her life she's going to light every shabbos candles an extra candle to make up for every week she missed lighting candles all those months during the war if you came to my grandmother's house she had a small apartment from when i knew her in bara park she had a table and that table every friday afternoon was full of candles she herself had eight children and all those weeks i never really counted i imagined there were 50 candles that she lit every heir of shabbos and she would stand there and buy those candles this i very vividly remember and she would stand by those candles friday afternoon with tears for her mishpache for our children and our future descendants and this shabbos i saw the meaning of those fearless when i saw the family cj elephant him his wife his children there's no feeler that isn't heard and if you want proof that there is no feeler that a kadashbar who doesn't listen to look at cj elephant his great-grandmother's fearless are here we heard so much about the mayama kazao when he set shot in this camaro as we heard from rabbi gross tamir kokomen are not necessarily known for always being people who are modern charlemagne maybe tell me to come in baltimore but where i come from it's not always the case so what's shot in kazal that they say tamidek and in general what's the word marbin maba means that they multiply what does that mean that tamidek multiplies sholum boiling so classical bramsky said that the shot is not because when they're sitting in the vashmedrish and they're learning and as we heard there are always machoichus in the gemara that's not necessarily what means means that when you look at a talmud and you look at the way atomizing behaves and you look at the way atomize you want to emulate that lifestyle you want to live that type of life and that's they increase shalom in the world because they are the people that we all want to copy i recently saw in the kashuk those who listened to the shia now i like to repeat the retirement from vietnamese he asked the question he says you know in israel the houses are apartment houses co-ops and there was a person there's a bad bias there's a committee and the person who was running that bias in the house didn't get along with the other people and one of the neighbors in the house is a big time with rockham and they asked him to be the one to take care of our bias from now on and they approached him and he said i'm so busy i'm learning i have him sadorim why should i give up for my learning so they asked the shiloh and he said of course you should take it on even if it means losing time from learning because we're certain the way you're going to administer this that bias will cause that there should be no much like us because when we watch the way the tamiya live together all of the time that is the biggest weebly solo in the world and what are we here for if not for that purpose and frankly every day we dive in chakras and before we say birka satyra we say we speak about the malachan kuwai mahuvim kulambarurum first of anybody ever tried to understand what is cool mahuvim and kulun barua mean and second of all what does it have to do with us we're davening we're saying breakers krishna so why are we describing malware surabani jonas says that kula mahuva means that all the time all the they love each other you know why they love each other because cool on brewery what is the definition of the word brewer means clear everybody knows that this is my job and everybody knows that this is my role and therefore what you do you do and what i do i do and we're not jealous and we all get along perfectly well before we say krishna before we say shmoon esri we announce that we want to emulate those malachim and how are we to emulate those malwa we say we learn the lesson of the molochim and we're going to live life that way and if we're going to live life that way then we could say krishna and then we cadaven and know how to feel this will be answered and that's interesting the rambam and hilkin's play superhero says that when she melek built the base of mikdash he made a chamber because he knew that there's going to be unfortunately a day when the base amidst will be destroyed and he made a chamber for two things that he wanted to remain there forever he wanted that she remained there the oran kurdish and the mata sho aaron the stick of aaron that we read about in last week's power show that after the machokes with kyrah it sprouted skadim and proc him and it was the way the majoricus and clyostrol ended and number first asked they put away room for the material iron and what about the mat of moisturizing the mata moisture bainu which he did all the marcus with what he did all the neeson with which he did kris yams would that's not something we need to put away for posterity we have to put away the materian and the farshim say what is unique about the orin and what is unique about the mata shalarin they both represent shaolin as we just learned tamid shalom the aurin and the mata shall iron is what brought shalom amongst clay israel muhammad knew that claudius is going to have a corbin knew that is going to face difficult times in their history but shleiman malek was teaching us a lesson that if we want to be able to survive those difficult times we always have to remember that we have to have shalom amongst ourselves and whatever happens we always need the aura kurdish and the mata shall iron and actually particularly those of us i shouldn't say those of us because probably all of us who are the long day that's joining this week's power show the torah tells us that what did billon say about claudius is a nation that gets up what do they get up for in the morning to learn they get up in the morning to daven whatever else is going to happen the gemara sector sanhedrin says that the posix says regarding bilom the idea what does it mean to have your day at das eliot bilham knew exactly the moment when akersborough gets angry for a split second for a fraction of a second every day and hakuras said that all of those days that billon was attempting to curse us didn't get angry fractious if i could a sparkle only gets angry for one second for one fraction of a second what could have dome said in that small amount of time that could hurt us so what terence tyson says he could have just said the word colleen but the second terrestrial says is that how much can you say in that split second but if you start saying a clola in that split second then it continues for the rest and it'll still be a call up my rivera buy side if by a clollo you begin with a clola it could continue how much so by a brothel how much so if a person devotes a couple of minutes hopefully more than a couple of minutes every day to learn what does that inspire and what does that cause those few minutes that we're all so busy with everything we do but we have a couple of moments a day to learn this bill am i teaching us if you take those few minutes and you learn tiger for those few minutes it's not just those few minutes that you're learning tyra it inspires us for the entire day it inspires us for our entire lives that we have a different life my very best i i've been saying a sheer and that feel me this is my fifth cycle i've me i've met many people who are learning that fear me whether in my sheer that i give live whether they assure them that we have an old african other many many magi children i have never met a person without exception who learns that that that didn't change his life that it didn't change his family it didn't have an influence on his children those couple of moments you learn whether it's in the morning or it's in the evening whatever your schedule is aren't just those couple of moments they inspire and influen and influence your entire life and your family's entire life and your community's entire lives the gemara says that two times i got a sparkle gets angry when he gets up in the morning and he sees the maokai mizrah marv getting up and bowing down to the sun and the other time this mario says hashem gets angry is when he comes to shul in the morning and he doesn't see a minion what does the gemara mean to teach us the gemara means to teach us when akras baruch who sees the malchemist get up in the morning and it doesn't have to be kings and they bear down to the sun and the moon and they're declaring that this world is all that counts and we're going to spend more time on pursuing this world and he comes to shul and he doesn't see people saying we're going to pursue the limitation and we're not going to pursue davening that's when akers broker gets angry and bilom taught us that we have to be a hein am kalavi we have to get up in the morning or late at night and learn and inspire and that's the difference rashi says that how did the get the law surashi says the thanked karishmaku with a complaint why do clydesdale have mushroom we have nobody she gave him billo so the question's so obvious billam and maishra banu are equals the answer is bill and mushroom how can we even think our equals but they both started with the same torah the difference between bilum and maishrabenu is that bilaam studied tara like it's a subject another subject in the library another subject that you study in school and moisture abbey who study torah that the torah affected his life it influenced his life it changed his life they once saw a brilliant brilliant individual do a terrible available and they asked him you're such a brilliant person how do you do such a big average he says when i do average i'm not that brilliant but is it 24 7. we end every massacre as we heard earlier with the words hadron allah and so many so many shot them have been said regarding the words the word hadron the word hadron is hodor beautiful we proclaim as we finish in a sector and certainly as we finish with a sector like massachusetts such a hardness sector that and took so much perseverance to learn every day hadrian allah by learning the massacre we become more beautiful and we thank you hashem for giving us the opportunity to become more beautiful and we mentioned the benera papa as we heard a few moments ago and we say who here doesn't want to have children and we say who is the example of having ten wonderful sons rappapo why do rep upper have such sons because republic all the time there isn't there isn't probably a parrot and shasta that doesn't have rapper if we want to have our benera papa if we want to have those kind of children we have to bring the hagriner look we have to bring the beauty of tory into our we're supposed to be low-key and histories like hashem should know what we're doing but for her neglige we should do mitzvahs publicly our families our wives our children our neighbors our friends should see us going to a sheer every day should see us devoted to learning you know what will be the scar you know what will be the result of living the life of her neglige la nu if we're going to live our life that way who live on anu we and there isn't a person in this room and there isn't the person in classroom who isn't constantly dabbing for zara barnum nibonin oyskin batara over mitzvahs and the pasik gives us the you don't have to go to any fancy professor you don't have to go to any fancy lecture the pasta gives us the etsa hanigues sit down and learn let your children see that you're learning torah you will be zaika london are on their heads why does it have to say barashayam that their crowns are on their head where else would you put a crown my verb say you know how you will be zaika how we all will be zaika tatra is say him when we that we should be zonked to those wonderful crowns of olam haber to those wonderful crowns of ghanaian for a shame if we think with our heads and we think about the future and we think about how we want our families to look but we think about how we want our community to look patricia amber shame think about that tomorrow morning when it's going to be hard to get up because and because you went to sleep late tonight or because whatever reason or you had a tough day by business and you'll say we'll miss one day think about roshan think about what that means think about if your son saw you come home last night late for whatever reason and he still sees you getting up early in the morning to go to a shear think about if you come home from a hard day's work and instead of relaxing you go out to a sheer that's the roche ham that's the thinking about what our actions cause and we live our lives with that goal that we live our lives to want to do what's right and to want to inspire others to do what's right we will be zaiko tahadunwa to have a beautiful life the gosh we will resolve it we reserve to have children like rappapo we will be zoyko to sit in garnetin with mashiach at kenu bim here thank you to everyone we'll have