Talk to Your Rabbi: Building Trust for Crisis & Guidance #shorts

With your permission, I I I could we maybe just take a step back over here? We're not talking to rabbis right now. We're talking to the people who would come to a rabbi. So, someone's going to be watching this and someone's going to say, "Okay, now if I ever become a rabbi, I now have a lot of good advice about how to where my limits are and how to handle it." But, there may be people watching that are going to say, "You know, I wish I felt comfortable enough to talk to my rabbi. What do I need to do to develop the kind of relationship where if I were in crisis, I would be comfortable to go to my rabbi even if it were a minor crisis, even if it were the beginning of something. How do I How do I pave that road to be able to make sure that that that avenue I mean, I've spoken in many places where I'll quote Morei v'Rabbie Harav Schachter Shlita, referring to your father, of course, even though you're also a great rabbi of mine, but Morei v'Rabbie Harav Schachter Shlita, and and people will come over to me and say, "I don't I don't have a Morei v'Rabbie." Like I I don't have I don't have a rabbi. I don't have a rebbe. So, it Do you have As rabbis on the other side, do you have eitzah for baalei batim, for people who want to be able to develop that relationship?