Succos Kumzitz with Rabbi Coren, Rabbi Scheiner, Rabbi Berger and Rabbi Weber at Scheiner's 2026

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I want to just really introduce tonight a little bit. what the uh perhaps our school that we have to get together tonight with that I'm going to first of all thank AI and you're probably going to take over the uh I'm going to sing a little bit more and then I'm going to be with the really is to elevate ourselves as much as possible you know by the say that that the after the says stresses They would be dancing in and the describes that would do juggling acts. My son, you didn't bring your juggling stuff. You come to the wedding, you'll see him juggling. But um the it sounds like you're the mdash probably the the place of the greatest kaduca possible. Without any doubt, this is the m this is where all are going through. This is where is we have shalim. So what is this? If you're going to tell me it's tak miracle, it's not such a miracle. I'm telling you my son could do it. You could they could juggle. But even if you're going to tell me it's a miracle, not a miracle. What was the purpose? So you needed a way to get everyone. [laughter] That was it. You needed juggling to get people wasn't enough. That that's it. How does that add to the so when you hit me I think the terret says the concept of juggling is really something I think that is very of course to the the y of the sukus when I was learning this morning I have a say with laser and mishn to thank him so I was preparing the mishna the mishna discusses things you're not supposed to ask about. It says when it comes to you're not supposed to learn in we have everything. We even have people that no doubt you come at the right time at least they think they are. [laughter] It says then the mission says If you're looking at four things, it's better you didn't come to the world. What's above? What's the bottom? What's before? What's after? And of course, there's many on what this means. before after since I've been learning with laser if I could say I fell in love with he goes quietly under the radar but really he's the uh he's the sort of everything of Mishnay of understanding Mishna it's uh and and the more you learn it that you you see the incredible corkite someone in I think the 15th century he went to Italy he was obviously in Arab nations because many of the times that he's giving perushim he quotes Arab names for the different vegetables. It's fascinating. But so to me, it's a Pella because he did what he what he did which is basically if there's a word in the Mishna besides just clarity in Mishna is if there was a word in the Mishna that's a new word that never appeared and doesn't appear. So he'll right away say this is the only place it appears and I'll tell you the t based on the or the now he's doing this without AI he's doing this without internet he's with incredible clarity that he could tell you this is the only place this is it's based on this it's based on that and everything is built then everyone's built on so the many times fascinating also will quote and He's not shy to say I have no idea what Raam's speaking about and many times actually okay that's not you know to be someone is not such godless not necessarily [snorts] godless but he says the following here it actually fits very well because he says it's talking about natural wisdom I don't want to get slow too much into it but he says the following says he says that's not he says by uttering the names of You're using the which is the highest place called the highest and you could see now how the set up. Now why was I so excited when I saw this? I was saying to myself, I want a sim that I want a connected to suka and I'm preparing this data and I said I want a connection to suka. Now my my on sukus we discussed that the lion of suka is also a lot of to see and when I saw these words I got very excited. Sends you sometimes he sends you a kisses. Now what does that mean? So I was telling laser actually nla that I saw new vort I never saw this everyone knows that the albamin is connected the different people different types of people and so we have of course different part types of people and also different parts of a human being so we know when it comes to the lulv it's connected the shidra the spine when it comes to the it's connected the leg when it comes to it's good no okay all that's it I got Can I take? >> Yeah, you can take this out. One second. I'm already giving this up. >> Here. >> Huh? >> Yeah. Okay. how you can play. So the um the lul is connected the the shidra the is connected the heart and the is connected the lips and the adasim is connected the ani so it sounds very pit and sometimes you run through it and it sounds okay it's perfect you have the spine you have the heart and really it fits there's one there's one there's two which is connected the p which fits this and then you have the eyes which is the adim. The obvious question is there's three adasim most of us have three again if you're use five but why is it threeim so it should be two so I forgot who says this one of the I forgot he says the truth is that when it comes to sukus you get a third eye the third eye is the ability to be able to see much deeper to walk away from sukus and not have a new eye that's already missing out in sukus and that's why I wanted to add is that that's why is of to be able to see if a person sits in a suk and he really tries to a better vision of what this world is all about say realize that this world is nonsense all the jealousy everything that goes on the that we think we have that's the says that The walls of the suka, those could be that could be sturdy. The has to be very flimsy, something that's temporary. And the whole idea is to realize that the which is something that represents our our everything that we know and we think is going to be there forever. We remind ourselves to look and realize no, it's not so it's very very flimsy. It's very that's it. Everything is tell that could fall in a second as we saw the many sukas that came down sukas nothing and that's really I think the the we should take with us this to be able to take a deeper vision to have a third eye and should be that oh very good very good so what's juggling >> life as they say you know even in in in English they express an expression. He's he's juggling a lot. I'm juggling a lot. Today it's a little bit more uh what's it called? Multitasking. Today is already a little bit more new. Multitasking. But it used to be I'm juggling. What's juggling mean? Juggling represents different things in my life, different challenges, things that look out of order, things that look impossible for me to be able to to juggle literally to be able to handle to be able to put in order. So it came to where they reached such an incredible level of where they reached such a place a place of clarity a place where they were so close to the they said I am able to juggle anything even something that looks like fire that I wouldn't be able to touch and I'm now juggling eight the top eight eight on that why because now I'm coming to a place sukas is a place where you could come to such clarity such clear anything that's happening in your life. You could put order to it. It looks like it's just order, but there's order to everything. And that's the that's the that's what was such an incredible and it was only people that were able to say I'm in that place that were having such a to get together of course for facilitating everything in the incredible that teach more like I said much more than I do. I'm uh I'm here and I come and I spend time with the other really and get Shilas and but really such a so let's uh sing a few more nigun and then we're going to hear also from I would love it actually tak if we do a little bit of dancing because the really so I'm going to do two more nigun and then I have a is a here by the way >> you right someone's going to take over I'm I'm ready to dance I'm ready to jump I I'll just add one more thing one of my it um says something so incredible is the best for and especially when it comes to the used to say that why is it that when a person is course we jump so he used to say that is a lion of sifting it's one of the malas when a person is he's sifting away all the of the year if there's anything left that needs to be sifted this is a time where you sifted you could get rid of it, you jump. And each time you jump, you're letting go. You're going to a higher place. That's the when I when I saw this board, it changed my dancing. Change your dancing every time. And there's another jump because you want to get closer. And I was dabbling tonight. You know, the best dings I think you could have in the sh there's um the and the and the being the biggest perhaps in certainly in North America, maybe in the world of what goes on here. So when you dive in, you have to realize how how much there is. So, I was dabbling tonight and I was just thinking to myself, at the end of the day, what are we all looking for? We're all looking for to be able to finally see the to be able to get close to to see the final the final destination. Everything else is not as good as it is here. This is not the final destination. >> Okay, let's do >> one second. Um, >> yeah. I don't I I'm going to One second. Let me just see what we were up to. [music] [music and singing] [singing] >> [music] >> I say I say [singing] [music] I [singing and music] just Horizon. 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You say by we all say it together. One was that he would say the we would repeat and then we wouldn't say a thing just hallelu that a person can have to the is where he says I don't even have the language to say thank you I can't I am so grateful All I can say I can just say hallelu. It's the greatest level say to give thank you to say to say comes from the lotion of which is also of because if you think you have something then you have nothing to say thank you for knowing that you don't have and you only have from the that's the biggest aren that level of hisbatlas and We saw it when his job was taken away from him and not only was he not upset but he was mully bim Imagine Rabai you have a very very hush of a position you're rasha bistareba You're a mag and you're doing a good job. And then you find out that you're being replaced. And who's replacing you? Your brother. Why did I do anything wrong? Don't say you did anything wrong. He's taking over. How do you feel in your heart? Shabas says that when Aaron was told he was the person who the spoke to in Mit before came on came back after he went in Golas the tolden you go to the Aaron's gonna find out that you're in charge and he's not going to be jealous but I'm being made says the aur that in his heart of hearts he's going to have one the and you know because of that I'm going to put my name theim on his heart and that's why he was a hearts that sees that's why he was the of how do you get everybody in one suka Either you build shiners and you have every single walk of life from to this type to that type to whatever there is. Whatever there is and from from 5:00 in the morning 4:30 already until 3:30 the next day there's every single person call Ezra Bashiners everybody's here and that was a for that brought everybody together the person who had The total is baff that li was just you want my brother to take my job I'm so happy and is made on him that's total his batless that's the hallelu of praise be the where all to have to be in such a m where every single Yid that walks in here feels at home. It feels at home. And that comes the his batlas of the people who run this place that they make everybody feel as tonight's the yard of the everybody can feel like when he comes to 18 for 18 for everybody's [snorts] doesn't matter the doesn't matter how he's dressed doesn't matter how he pronounces things, right? But you could spend $1,000 on your aster. You could spend $500 on a lul of a dairvas. If you don't have those nish, you have no mitzvah whatsoever. And by the way, you can't hold them over there. >> You have to wrap it up. Tolerance is not tolerance is and let's get all together real tight and close and let's tolerate everybody else. That's called being tolerant. That's called right and as long I heard from Lavish Rottenberg. He says as long as the know that they belong together with the Lulan that it's good. What happens when the go by themselves then that's so as long as they know their place and we know our place that we're all good together and that's what we have over here. We have a place where we're all good together. The of tonight who was that to embody all of his of of his should permeate through all of us. We should be to see the grace of the grace of mdash. >> Amen. 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It's the first of such an event and it's beautiful beautiful such [clears throat] such sim the first day sukus after dvening I walked in with my son to the suka and we wanted to see you know shuda and the suka [clears throat] ms was raining so my son said we don't have the mitzvah of dalim was shabas And we don't have the mitzvah of but we have the mitzvah of the mitzvah to be throughout the holy of the theme all the mitzvah of sukus is all surrounded of like Rabbi Korin just spoke before The dancing the says when explaining the mitzvah of just read the A person looks at the and takes a person tells us to take because it puts us in the mood of sim says the the mitzvah of as well and the reason why we sit in the a person to really be happy has to be able to be happy with what he has as we go into the suka to show coming after yipper that whatever the gives us that's exactly what we need that helps us be bim as well I saw from my grandfather it's very interesting is something that you don't find by any other mitzvah but something to decorate the mitzvah you don't find such a concept of decorating the mitzvah. So he says that this is all part of it to help to enhance that even though we go into a suka some boards like mentioned before if it even didn't stand through the the rains it's all to enhance our of but I just want to share for a brief moment what's and later the importance of the sim of sukus. Of course, it's known the Goyan says that it's a very hard mitzvah being the sim for eight days straight without interruption which means every minute, every second is a mitzvah like sitting in the sitting in the you're sitting in the says It's aus if somebody is it might not be so easy but if somebody's in other words what we're doing right now investing in the sim If a person is properly that he's going to be the Ezra also says along the lines so later on says they're saying that the ofus is mash for the whole here just share with the a quick story I saw from the before. One of us went by like all other to go by. He told the Reb that he needed a very serious surgery and he was very nervous, very down and very depressed. It was a very complicated surgery, not for sure that he's going to survive the surgery. And he asked the forb said first of all And then he said, "Don't worry, you're not going to need that surgery. Go cancel your scheduled surgery. Needless to say, thisid was uplifted. He went through his rasher was Moira. The Reb calls him and he says, "Listen, you're good. You're healthy. you're okay with. Needless to say, if the Reb told him he was when he went by, so the Reb told them that you should know you're going to need the surgery and everything is going to be okay. So he turns to the Rev. He says, "But I canled the surgery." He says, "Don't worry." Called the doctor. Could be it's still available. It was available. The Reb himself called the doctor. They should hold their appointment. What was the What was the that he told them everything's going to be okay? So, you should be able to go through sukusim. How important it is. There's a lot going on for everybody for a person to put in As we mentioned before that the it guarantees the whole year. It's a 8 day investment for the whole year like the say. So what's things come up stressful things come up comes up issues come up. I had this last winter to go on to and I asked them gave a whole schmoo saying that it's very very important to be says a person cannot be if he's not it's not is that if a person's not the whole essence of a person's avoid This is if he has I asked what could I do to be bimb said to Davin to Davin if you look into the davening of Yam it's every now we're in the days of a few times over it's mentioned We could do but not to forget to d to ask for says and with this I'm going to conclude if you take a look at the the starts off by telling us take and Then afterwards why doesn't when it says that you should sit in the seven days sit in the seven days says your that we sit in the for seven days but the lim the lim of sukus is for the whole year these many liim a lot that we get out of the sukus But the point that we spoke now the and like we said that if a person's it'll be for the whole year that's a lima the limit of sukus for the whole year we should be that gives us the admiral Hallelujah. 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So firstly I'd like to express to for creating a makim not just of and but a place where you have all and all and and every type and every stripe coming together really ales and it only happens because you have such like rab shine ra burger who who aren't just Marbet's Tyra, but who really step into the heart of everyone here. They find that pintleid and they they take that little ember and they make it really a madura in in in the gentlest and most beautiful of ways. And I also want to express a to my little Tuesday night group, most specifically to Allah Reuben, who through them you should know questions that every you have to look at again and every mazal from a different vantage point and and I walk away I will tell you so enriched that really it changed my life here and both at 84 which is an extension such good people who really are me and me and and help me become a better person if there's one accuda there's one motif one idea that defines sukus One motif. What would that motif be? One nuda. One nuda. All of sukus, the yontiff, the suka, the aram. What would that be? I think it might be everything is and the is and after. And of course in the bdash we're in the mdash here there was the and what did the do according to the it was it went down down down down from this world to another world. So what does do what does this do? It connects our world with another world. And what does that remind you of? What does that reverse? What is that? What happened during? What happened on the second day? Separated the needed to be separated. But what's the med at the beginning of a mel? What is it about being is down here and our job is to connect up. Our job on sukus is to reverse that to bring them back together. And how do you bring and together? How do the two connect? How do you see it physically? What do you see physically with your own eyes up in down in this world? When do you see them connecting? When you see anon when you see a cloud. What is a cloud? It's water vapor. It connects and whenever there's there's an when we leave there's an and by our there's an and in the mishk and the mdish on because we're being and we're doing what wants us to do. We do that on sukus. That's what we're supposed to do. But tell me Rabbi say let's say we don't do that. We don't try to touch the we don't try to bring our kadesh into our lives down here. We don't have that connection between and what's going to happen are they going to remain disconnected. Is it possible likes always find a way of connecting? will connect, but it'll be a bad connection. When do they connect in a bad way? During the m they're going to connect whether we like it or not, but it's going to be they can't stay separate. The two have to connect split them. The aoid is to bring them together. We bring them together. You have an you don't do that. You have a map. But how do you bring them together? So what is a suka? We know the suk maybe it's the basis of most sukas. What is a suka? What does it recall? What does rebazar tell us? It became rebi this way. What does he say? It's an als and what does he say? They're arguing. Pik tells you there were anim and they had sukus. How did they live? They were sukus mamish and they were anonym. What do you emphasize? So this is the mus but they were both here. They were both part of the n. They were both part of mitz. You want a good connection between between the and our mundane physical world down here. You know how you start? You don't just start by connecting up. You start by connecting out create a suka now where there's a positive connection between people between families between parents and children between husband and wife create an now in our world where it's where it's unenced where it's positive and warm and loving and bere and you create a sukameish here you'll have a nanim going from our world to a kadesh parl I can't think of a better place for doing that than this makam kadesh where really I have never seen I lived outside New York and I've traveled a lot I've never seen a place not just in terms of big but such a variety of people such a variety of learning that comes together with a hava and hashem shalom and a Oh, I get my [music] It happens after every year. [music] [singing] [music] [singing] Yeah, >> I hope the first [music and singing] I'll tell you I'm telling you [music] something. I think [singing] this is I think at this point in my life I don't [music] remember why I so weird but it's not mine. Okay, so it's okay. [singing] Beautiful. [music and singing] We want to thank everyone who stuck to the an incredible like said the first time and it was something so special our singing and our by next year should be but if not this pretty good and we hope to do this again. I thought was this was my beautiful look. Thank you. >> Thank you very much. >> You're welcome. >> Goodbye. Thank you very Thank you. >> What's your name? >> Reuben at the same time. >> Right. Right. Right. You look familiar. >> Bye-bye. Beautiful. >> Thank you. I think this was breakfast, right?