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Basics of Emunah #21: Why Do We Learn Gemarah by Rabbi YY Jacobson
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Basics of Emunah #21: Why Do We Learn Gemarah Inspiring Teen-agers; Financial Stress; Family Fighting; Molestation; Does G-d Want Me to Learn All Day? The Emunah Series The Emunah Series with Rabbi YY Jacobson has resumed, and continues every Thursday evening (save holidays), at 20 Forshay Road, Monsey, NY, followed by Q and A. For Men, Women and Teenagers (separate seating). You can send questions in advance by email to [email protected] or submit written questions before or during the presentation. Anonymity of the questioners will be respected. Hot food will be served. No admission fee.
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tonight I'm going to respond to
questions that I received everybody is
welcome to send in any questions you
could do it now if you want on a piece
of paper or you could email it to a muna
at the yeshiva dotnet a muna at the
yeshiva dotnet everything is
confidential and remains anonymous if
you so wish and this evening I'm going
to respond to a few questions that came
in a few emails not from one person but
many people asked similar questions so
I'm just putting them together and I'm
going to respond basil Shum to some of
these questions to the best of my
ability I have hundreds of questions
waiting literally hundreds of questions
I try to group them together into
categories to make it a little easier to
be able to cover at least some ground so
let me begin this evening with the first
question that came in from around five
or six people I'm going to read one I'm
not going to read all of them I'm going
to read one of them you'll get the idea
of the question I am a teacher in a
yeshiva
I teach 15 year old boys 16 year old 17
year olds and even 18 year old high
school base Madras yeshiva Kitana
yeshiva gaedola
many of the boys are open with me and
they asked me the following question why
do we spend so much time learning Gemara
what is its relevance to our lives we
happen to be learning now my septic
service peyrac naira Omarosa and these
poor boys want to know why we spend so
many hours learning
texts they say most of the scenarios and
events will never happen in their lives
most of it seems completely abstract and
impractical Mo's gomorrah's that they
have learned or they will learn speak
about scenarios that are really not
going to unfold in their lives in the
near future at least they hope it's not
going to unfold in their life and they
asked me they say Rebbe why do we learn
this for so many hours I heard the other
day a few weeks ago you gave a class and
you quoted a letter from a boy a young
man learning in Yerushalayim in a Khalil
who wrote to you that he learns eight
hours a day about an ox and he wants to
know how learning about an ox will bring
him closer to God well that's
essentially their question and frankly I
have to tell you I'm their teacher I
think I'm a good teacher but I have no
answer when I was a boy I had the same
question when I asked it I was never
given an answer I don't know if it's a
question that you now letter ask I don't
know if I am the only one who had this
question I doubt it maybe many boys just
go along with the system and they find
it so
goosh mock so delightful so delicious so
beautiful the question doesn't even come
up that's I guess wonderful and great
but a bunch of boys in my class we were
having this conversation and they keep
on bringing up this question and they
say what benefit is there for life what
benefit is there emotionally what
benefit but if it is there
psychologically what benefit is there
spiritually what benefit is there
practically most of it is not even
halakhah Lamesa
and we really spend most of the day
doing this for years and years perhaps
you can enlighten me a boy writes to me
a similar letter a boy himself says I am
sick of this curriculum everybody thinks
I'm successful I have a good head I
learn a lot and I find it completely
irrelevant I just
understand it and then people tell me
that this is the purpose of my creation
to learn this can anybody explain this
to me
perhaps you can explain it to me please
don't tell me just go learn more and the
reason you have questions is because
you're not learning enough and if must
hail the bass I'm a Jewish if you guys
go back to the basic manners all the
questions and all the problems will go
away
I've tried that for many many years and
none of the questions went away please
don't answer that answer it's really a
wonderful question it's an excellent
question
I know that this side of the mejia may
not be perturbed by this question as
much as this side of the mijita
for obvious reasons but even this side
of the magista
many of the mothers know what your
children do all day and by a woman's ear
I sometimes say over Stickle Gemara
and after four minutes I really see
everybody eyes you know giving me that
strange look because it's not relevant
to their emotional lives and I say I
just wanted you to know what some of
your boys are doing four seven eight
nine ten hours a day for many many years
so when they come home you can empathize
you can empathize with them I think it's
very important to address this question
to ignore it is really unfair and unjust
and if we can't respond to this question
woe onto us so I'm not going to give an
exhaustive answer but I'm going to say a
few points that I think can be relevant
and meaningful and inspiring the first
thing is learning learning in Judaism
learning Torah and Judaism is a central
central theme as all of the writers
bring out and convey we don't just learn
for practical purposes you need to know
what to do you have to read the manual
before you know how to operate the
machine if that would be the case we
would just learn how locker to know how
to operate the machine but that's not
what
that's not only what learning is in
Judaism the I once heard from the chief
rabbi of former chief rabbi of Britain
Rabbi Jonathan Sacks wanted to bring out
how Jews look at learning Tyrel and he
says he was once in the hospital he was
there for a treatment he had some
illness and he was there in the hospital
and he was lying in his bed and an older
Jew was also in the hospital and he was
walking around in the hallway the man
was walking with a walker and he was
looking into the rooms to see who's
there
and when he saw drew he walked in to say
hi so he sees this person with a
yarmulke happened to be the British
chief rabbi this elderly drew from
London walks into his room and without
saying Oh chief rabbi you're here it's
great we could ever cover Allah together
I'm going to get my Kamara it's so great
we could learn together and he said once
he was driving he had a Russia she
wasted a night she snores I was a Muslim
Rabinowitz a bit comical and there was a
traffic jam in London London has
horrible traffic jams and especially
Sheba without skipping artbeat takes out
of Gomorrah and starts learning with him
and soon people are beeping and beeping
and beeping but he was already in a
different world he had to bring him back
bring him back to reality on some coast
area there is a scene that in other
cultures is non-existent it's really a
surreal scene we take it for granted but
we shouldn't take it for granted
I mean imagine once a year we'll have
that all of the Senators of the United
States and all the congressmen would
take out the Constitution of the United
States of America and they would dance
around Capitol Hill with the
Constitution yeah or all lawyers when
they graduated they passed the bar they
would take the main text of their law
books and dance around dance around
their classrooms with it or doctors
would do it when they graduated with
their medical textbooks we would not
trust these doctors and lawyers or
politicians
we would say that they need an
examination by other doctors and yet
that's what we do once a year Clouser
all take out our texts of law and we
dance and dance and dance and dance
holding onto it and the answer of course
is if it would just be a book of laws a
manual of instructions it wouldn't
trigger that type of joy but as we say
each night key aim Cayenne over the main
of the perspective on terror is that
it's life to the Jew or is rebbi akiva
says in my circus brothers where is it
summa kalla bracha 61 it's what water is
to the fish toyotas to the Jewish people
but but what is it obviously a guide for
life a guide for history a manual a
blueprint for navigating our journey
collectively and individually a
blueprint to suck the marrow out of life
and live out our deepest potentials and
maximize ourselves physically
spiritually emotionally psychologically
spiritually individually and
collectively that's a general
description of Tyla but these boys this
teacher are asking specifically about
the learning of Gemara and that's what
I'm going to go on now to this to the
aspect of learning tomorrow and that is
when a person learns Gemara we're not
just learning the text it's a text
obviously we're learning what's called
in swaram camasta Shalaka - Morocco
meaning the way God thinks this is an
access this is a key to Hashem mind so
to speak Tyrel including Amara and
Ingemar it's very emphasized because of
the unique intellectual rigorousness of
it every word of it every line of it is
masala curd is Morocco it's divine
wisdom there's a legendary mirror Asha
Shiva
many of the buckram go to the mirror and
you're salam just to learn by Henry
Bosch I really yes six hundred boys who
sit in their ear it's hard to get a seat
so in the opening of the
year of this man of the semester usually
gives a speech I heard one of them and
he quoted the words of the ballot Anya
in chapter 5 of Tonya when he says he
learning in Amara shame-eating Reuven
cash machine McAfee up sake named -
la jolla Hodari Zelalem love I wish / -
tightness of three Israel you're
learning if Reuben comes and says this
and Shipman says this this is what the
verdict shall be even though it's a
scenario that never happened and never
will happen it never happened this is
this is mustard signature look at this
Morocco it's the divine way of thinking
it's the divine logic it's divine
rationale it's a shams will see says
when a person learns this the Tanya says
who you couldna Fleur Shan you thought
como yo nimza you should new flesh and
you could come over like air-crane in
sacral Leah slaw cardamom you're harder
mama schmack old sod opener it's a type
of unity that has no parallel in any
other experience where a person
internalizes and absorbs the divine
blueprint the divine mind the divine
thought that's number one and this is
true of every sawara every idea every
question every answer every proof every
refutation every response to the
refutation question on it whether it's
the conclusion this way whether it's
rejected whether it's embraced every
single line of it is a glimpse into the
intimate inner working a vehicle of the
ribbon asylums mind and heart Formosa or
at Sinai Shalaka - Morocco in other
words there's no intimacy with the
divine like the intimacy of learning
Turner a once on Lewis the Lubavitcher
ever was talking about learning Tyra
so he gave a beautiful illustration and
he said that a Jewish boy oh boy no
difference Jewish not a little boy or a
little girl they're waiting at home for
Tati to come home all day and Patti
finally comes home from work it's been a
long day and he walks through the door
and right when he walks through the door
that little two or three year old cute
and gellick boy runs over and screams
totty totty and stretches out both of
his hands requesting to be picked up and
father picks up his child and they just
embrace and that moment of affection of
closeness of love is one of the unique
special moments in in life that's why we
work so hard and raise families and have
children it's one of those special
moments of of that makes life and the
challenges of life worth living so the
Jew is working all day stressed he's
overwhelmed
he's entrenched in all of the hustling
to make ends meet and make a living and
at night he comes home so he says
naturally instinctively
what does the little boy do he says
until Fablab Gemara he said he opens up
a bloody Gomorrah as he runs into his
father's arms and he embraces him and he
gets embraced by him it's the most
instinctive essential natural thing for
the Jew who's in touch with his or her
true self true Jewishness true
Jewishness to do but there's another
point I want to make and the second one
I want to make to you who writes this
question all of you write this question
particularly to these teenage does the
few teenage boys who wrote to me and to
their teachers I never met in my life I
met a lot of people I met a lot of boys
in yeshiva
or former yeshiva students or
presentation students I never ever met a
person who disliked who hated learning
ah you wrote to me in the letter how
much you hate it then you despise it I
guarantee you it's because nobody ever
taught you real learning
sadly in many institutions people go
through a system and they never really
learned they sit for hours and four
years now imagine if I would take a 49
year old boy and put him in to a
university laughter with a teaching
Chinese in Mandarin and he would sit
there for the next ten years six seven
hours a day and listen to lectures and
mandarine yokai read what I write for 10
years if you don't say you hate it then
there's something very of course you
hate it a lot of our boys and girls sits
for ten years and hear Chinese that's
the fact
another swoon another shaggy sigh
another Rambam another toy risen under
my arms if another marshal they don't
know what hit em they have no background
some of them don't know Hebrew they
don't know a love base they don't know
how two types of buses Hummers they
don't know a mission the main thing is
there's a steer between two round bombs
and a primer a burrow
bear answers the steerer a boy once came
to me I was teaching in a yeshiva and he
asked me a question on a March or so
from the question I immediately knew
that he's been sitting in a Chinese
university for 10 years so I said very
good but the question of the Masha is
not on the answer of tourists so let's
first understand what Tyler says an
answer so what this noise to say I hear
from the answer that he didn't even
begin to begin to know well toys whose
answers on a question so what's the
question he didn't understand the
question
toasters his question is the hunter a
she Peter shock hunters what does rashes
he didn't understand it actually rash
he's explaining the mission or whether
the mission to say he didn't begin to
know what the Mishna says now a blue kid
who's not honest with himself could just
cruise through such a system but anyone
who has a little cell
respect himself dignity at some point
he's going to start socially he's gonna
get sick with himself what am i doing
where am I wasting my life and that's
why you have to be I always tell bokram
be honest with yourself nothing wrong if
you learn machine is learn machine is a
major percent of every page of gamora's
mission if you know she's your sister
mission you'll know much of sass be
honest with what you understand learn
everything with a structure with a
beginning with a minnow with an end
don't take anything for granted don't
believe anything Turner you have to
understand Turner you have to comprehend
you have to use your mind that's why
it's so important that people shouldn't
fool themselves they deceive themselves
for years and then at some point they
wake up in the morning they know nothing
how could you
there's no Seder there's no system
there's no honesty there's no integrity
there's no structure if you do it this
way it's impossible to hate it I never
found anybody who waited it why the
geese mock the richness of it the beauty
of it the way of thinking the paradigms
the intellectual integrity the honesty
the perspectives are very very
delightful and rich but you need to be
honest in your learning and if you have
to go like a turtle go like a turtle
there's something else a little deeper I
want to say another point and that is
and it's a profound idea but it's a very
important idea when you're learning the
Gemara you're reading a question an
answer achacha to youth Darius Marder
McCoy Cassano kimeta whatever it is
there are forests that are being
conveyed that seemed to be talking about
ox uber or a bull or a donkey
or a cow or a carbon or whatever else
you're learning about and you say what's
not relevant to me but if you could go
deeper into this far into this logic and
you can dissect it to its skeleton to
its core you will find that this is not
just an idea about this particular
scenario this is an idea that is far
more abstract and therefore has
implications in every area of life if
you take it even further you'll be able
to see that it's really a spiritual idea
and this spiritual idea has relevance
philosophically theologically
psychologically emotionally socially and
spiritually but for this you need real
learning real real deep learning by
shamim basil--oh argue crush us dozens
and hundreds of McLucas
if you look at dozens of them they're
arguing about a various abstract idea
what's more important than life
potentiality or self actualization take
a look at the bonus year and a bonus and
throughout science they argue what's
more important community or
individualism you take a look at our
buyer and robber r-robber small w who
then rep mayor abacavir every schewe
these are arguments that deal with
fundamental ideas in life and they're
manifested in this in this particular
area when you learn Turner like that
suddenly you see there's a high septon
sign hadn't paid it evolve look at
Rivoli says it call our toy ring and
echoed the whole trader is one and every
smarter could be learning is worship
you're learning service learning our
mission Baba kama a sivanna Akasha Araya
mandala and I married or Tonga they had
a Mahalo that if she toss a Heian
doesn't only deal with this area you
have here a cohesive idea that effects
and has ramifications in theology
philosophy science psychology
emotion spirituality and practical
day-to-day life some of the guy in him
and the last generations were very into
this mahalik like an abusive angle the
Rockets are gone the prior brisker was
more in this in every per to the brisket
mahalik and every place to to excavate
the depth of it and others but this is
something that we have to understand
what we learned tired it's an extremely
powerful and exciting journey not only
intellectually emotionally true and this
movie more there's a beautiful
interpretation of the Vilma gone and
this is the Vilna Gaon says this he has
a commentary on Sheridan initially share
shittim to but i mislaid there's a
Mitchell posture Commissioner I think
it's chapter five and proverbs yahi
Makaha burrow smack my Asia snow Rafa
your source should be blessed and you
should rejoice with the wife of your
youth literally it means your
reproductive source should have a broker
you should be able to reproduce and you
should be happy with your spouse with
your youthful with the spouse of your
youth the Vilna Gaon explains in his
commentary on this lay everything in
Mitchell II is about wisdom about Tyra
she says hehe Makaha borrow entire of
these two levels there's what's called
niggler and there's what's called mister
niggle is the concrete manifestation of
tighter dealing with physical reality
mister is every concept and Tyra just
like it talks about a physical reality
it's also addressing a spiritual
metaphysical
psychological reality he he Makaha
burrow when your source when you
understand the source of the niggler
and it's blessed Oh smack malaysia snow
raha then you'll go back to the toyota
that you learnt in your youth and you'll
have a whole new simcha a whole new joy
in the trader because you'll see how the
intricacies of every aloha
are so powerful because they're
consistent with profound cosmic
spiritual truths so you're learning
healthcare shoppers we were learning a
little while ago acabas you now let us
select the bad from the good
to Boyer what are you allowed to do on
Shabbos you let it take the good from
the bath for eating a salad then you
don't like onions you can't take out the
onions but if you want the tomatoes
avocado right you girls know you take
other Tomatoes you take of the avocado
the boys longer mud I don't know if they
know this but in similar senior tests
and there's an artifact i manila rhombus
from a short sugamice after Shabbos you
have a lockers where our tribe is you
could take the good from the bad not the
bands from the good at the surface it's
about salads or cutlery or bottles of
soda or a chess game or books or clothes
whatever you trying to select on Chavez
but the truth is there's a deeper
dimension here what's the deeper
dimension every person in their life has
good and bad every person has eyeful and
every person as soilless every person
has avocados and every person has onions
you have to decide what's the ocean
alone what's up soilless a whole week
we're busy selecting one from the other
that's part it's called the vedas
herbarium on Shabbos what do you see on
Shabbos on Shabbos you focus on the good
in your life Boyer held me tight Silas
this is discussed in smaller and cetera
there are countless count literally
countless examples like this the shallow
rights so an extraordinary shallow he
says that the Gomorrah says in my sector
tsukada
of curse that rebuking of Ben Zakai law
Heaney a cadaver goggle with over cuttin
he didn't abandon a big thing or a small
thing what's the big thing my summer
cover what's Dover cotton her vias the
abaya very over the discussions of a
buyer and rubber that's a Dover cotton
my simmer cover the divine chariot
what's called Clemmy Saturn a cabal in
it Dover God as the shallow dearest
showing him already asking to be twice
have I stopped by every over you call it
over cotton he says doesn't his soit
colossus row since we Jews do all day
learning about how he cool how does the
good murder calls it another cotton it's
a small thing so the shallow gives an
extraordinary interpretation and
says and today we can appreciate it even
more than in the 17th and 16th century
the age of the shelah Ravenna your Shia
Horowitz who lived in Frankfurt and
Prague and yerushalayim
he says you look up to the sky and you
see a tiny little star it's tiny tiny
near it you see another star it looks
like it's five and feet away once
thought another stars ten feet away he
says if you would have the proper
instruments you would know that some of
these stars are not only larger than the
entire planet Earth they're larger than
the moon and some of these stars as we
know today are billions of light years
away but enough from our perspective our
tools they look tiny so I'm gonna give
Margaret Dover cottonmouth Leah's have I
used I buy a bit of a double my summer
cover it's not two separate things it's
the same thing
what down here looks like a double
cotton if you would see it from the
perspective of my summer cover you would
see that it's a God little you would see
that it's infinite from one little seed
he says grows an entire tree the seed is
nothing I've ever cut and throw it in
the garbage now if you see
microscopically if you could look and
see what's in the seed if you could see
it from the perspective of my sim
recover from the divine holistic
perspective on the world suggested of a
cotton acid avocado that's true but
every single allaha every slaughter
every month on every mission every
sticker Gemara
very few things as exciting like this in
in life but for this you shouldn't close
yourself up to any part of theta we
sometimes present and teach very narrow
Judaism open yourself up to the infinity
of all dimensions all dimensions of
Tyria do something else about Gomorrah
and that is it teaches you how to think
it teaches you how to think people are
really learning good more they learn how
to think and they learn how to think
like a Jew should think like like God
thinks it refines your mind not only
intellectually but
emotionally and spiritually but there's
a fifth thing and this is I think what I
want to leave you with and that is when
you open up a good Mario you learn your
Mario at least so I feel and I think
everybody is capable of feeling it I
suddenly become part of a living
organism of history that dates back
thousands of years
the kimono quotes are posthumous partial
swish spot them barcia's Emer parshas
boy whatever it is passion is my yak
Hill molasses Malthus retired a
posthumous was written by moisture
remain Oh
3,300 years ago then I'm learning a
mission and a quote of this passage that
was written by Rob you de nasi who lived
in the second century after the Common
Era moisture Bain who is in the in the
moisture urbane who is 13 13 in a Jewish
calendar 2 4 4 8 since creation is the
year of math entirely it's a Smith's I
am 2 4 8 8 is the 40th year when they go
and tear it is row and 1500 years later
I'm reading a mission interview the
halassi wrote and in the mission he
quotes by Shama and basil--oh who lived
a hundred or two hundred years before
I'm a century before the destruction of
the base second base I'm in touch he's
quoting Ramon I'm Lila reviewer who
lived a century or half a century before
him suddenly in middle of this
conversation I have moisture I'm a
bacilli from the Lille I buy a rubber
walkin from the 5th century after the
Common Era and they give their opinion
and their input they force are you and
then comes Rashi and explains and toy
Smithson asks and Marsha answers and
Myra answers and my ram chief makes a
harder suddenly I open up or Rashi and
she is 11th century Highsmith's 12th
century I open up a Rambam the 1100
seremban our rajma the next century or a
balloonism I'm reading a text and
thousands of years of Jewish life are
all present with me I'm not talking to
people sitting in the room only I'm
having a live conversation with rebar
she I'm having a live conversation with
Rashi I'm having a living conversation
with the Rambam with a buyer with Miss
Hiller with rebbi akiva people who are
not here for thousands of years I'm
talking I'm trying to understand I'm
inquiring I'm asking I'm questioning I'm
getting frustrated I'm getting excited
suddenly 3,000 years of history people
are present in a room alive and well
schmoozing with each other well still
you have that in the world
Ramesh Shapiro once said he says he open
up the one who use for the lube linear
of founder of achievers Caleb linen
defying me he once said you open up a
Gomorrah Talmud awfully he says look
what you have you have radiographically
you have the planet that kyboots
Ghoulia's he says on the page you have
the Mishnah that was heir to sir all
then you have the Gemara was written in
bubble and iraq then you have Rashi on
the left side on the right side and that
was written in France and then you have
tourists on the other side was written
in France or in Germany or in England
the avril bane of carnal North Africa
you have that going sabha krakow poland
you have a going sorrow Luther a Nia you
go to the back of them are sure there of
of Elam you have the rush from Villa you
have they run from Spain robbing anism
you have the RAM bond and the Raj Mandir
it's for Spanish jury you have the reef
for Morocco and if you have art scroll
you have America and if you have oil
heart my sister then you have artist row
and suddenly here you have the
illustration of what the Gomorrah tells
a story my sector of a disorder now if
you test your cannon urban trading was
being
burnt alive and as he was being burnt
alive with a safe attire his students
said what do you see and he said I seek
villainous Ruffin boy see Spartacus the
parchment being burnt and the letters
soaring the letters are soaring and what
happened to these letters they didn't
disappear they were transplanted in
every community and every city and every
shtetl where Jews lived since the days
of Canada been trodden till this damn
when you open up a bit more you open up
a mission eyes open up I ramble open a
bushel corn or if you open up Irish in
and after it and you walk with it and
you learn it and suddenly you're in our
living conversation with the cacif
missioner and with arrival with the last
mission and with the maram shift with
Rashi and with Taurus with our Miriam
with a mission and everybody is there
talking to you challenging you and
you're challenging them and Jewish
eternity is being created right here but
when teachers teach Gomorrah they have
to give this feeling to their students
they have to convey it they have to
embody it the the fortune the
extraordinary experience of continuing
this legacy of continuing continuing
this chain ok I think this is at least a
few ideas to think about of the value of
learning Amara I should just say that I
believe that many achievers do have to
expand their curriculum because I don't
think today Judaism should be
one-dimensional you disguises so
infinitely large it is so vast it is so
rich why is it that so many graduates of
yeshiva come out knowing so having such
a narrow understanding of Yiddish guide
and it takes them sometimes years and
years and years to even uncover various
layers of depth there is so much and I
don't think it has to take away much
from learning tomorrow but there's a lot
of time and I believe boys girls should
be exposed to the full spectrum the
rainbow the rainbow of Titor that gives
us tools to be able to live as Jews
without the totality of ourselves not
just some kids are gifted with IQs and
they're good with acrobatic intellectual
what's called you know some good people
our athletes they're good with akka what
acrobatic stunts acrobatic intellectual
exercises you're not good at it
who should long tomorrow yeah okay I
Russa merits me da or recover Minnie um
okay I'm going out to the next question
can you help me out with the matter that
I feel is real peacock nefesh at least
spiritually speaking
I teach another teacher most of my boys
are 14 through 17 some 18 many are
completely not motivated towards
anything they have a negativity towards
learning and towards life in general the
yeshiva officially caters for these boys
but they don't seem to be fulfilled in
any way I hear you talk about in your
classes living every day to the fullest
with your body your heart your soul your
mind
they don't live any day to the fullest
they're completely uninterested in
learning Amara or any matter in yeshiva
they lack all of enthusiasm some of them
are simply depressed empty full of
anxiety and they feel like they're
wasting their lives how do I save these
boys from depression emptiness anxiety
I'm wasting their lives the only reason
they're in yeshiva is because they want
to do what their parents want them to do
so they're just fulfilling their parents
wishes they're not rebellious boys they
even sometimes want to learn and deep
down they want to give their parents not
us but in reality I watch them they sit
year after year through elementary
school and then high school you see vac
Tana then yeshiva gorillas they go there
it's a stroll for a few years everybody
says they're staying they are empty they
smooth smooth smooth is between
cigarettes all day long
davin ink is also dry the only
on singing by daven is some of the
teachers and then holla otherwise it's
dead I am NOT to Russia Shiva I can't
change the curriculum I can't change the
syllabus I can't change the mass after
detracted I spoke to the Dean to their
head the Russia Shiva he tells me if we
would change anything we wouldn't be
considered a yeshiva and the good boys
would not come there's a pressure what's
called a yeshiva you should ask to have
a certain look a certain curriculum if I
change anything is is I'm going to
destroy my reputation and it's not gonna
happen
which means rabbi Jacobsen we're not
really thinking about the boys
we're only thinking about the image of
our yeshiva and when I speak to the boys
they say yeah we want a real yeshiva we
want a proper yeshiva we don't want to
achieve ER for those who didn't make it
in the system we want the real one I
cannot sit idle watching precious souls
do nothing all day without an iota of
inspiration or emotional growth how am I
supposed to handle this well in addition
to what I said above which I think is
very relevant since this question is
more expensive I'm going to add a few
things and I know maybe it's going to
sound a little strange but I think it's
a good idea I think I'm talking to this
teacher but I'm talking to all of us I
think when you teach five or ten minutes
before classes over every day throw in
something throw in an insight a thought
a feeling an experience a story a seed
that contains some inspiration for life
it may not be part of the the curriculum
and the test but put it in number two I
would suggest to you make maleva malkos
for them from time to time every week
every month a few times a month but
sorry Shabbos or another make a meal of
America pizza fry sushi not formal not
official invite them over and talk to
them about real life address your own
struggles talk about your own journeys
talk about your own experiences as a
person as a Jew and listen to their
experiences
this way you're going to connect deeply
once a week carve out 60 or 90 minutes
in your classroom to have an open
discussion with the boys about their
lives ask them if you were in charge in
this yeshiva if you built an institution
how would you do it what type of
schedule would you create what
curriculum would you create how would
you run it how would you advise your
children one you have children not only
to survive in your Shiva but to thrive
let them brainstorm make them leaders
let them share ideas hear what they have
to say about their own lives hear what
they have to say about about their
future let them share their anger let
them share their resentment let them
share their questions let them share
their fear let them share they feel
about themselves and tell them before
you're not gonna judge them and what
they share with you is not going to the
principal is not affecting next year's
you Shiva is not affecting shidduchim is
not going back to their parents you
really have to be able to have them
trust you with their truth but see what
is happening in their mind and in heart
and maybe you'll be able to implement
some things based on what they tell you
in the classroom some seventeen year old
kids are brilliant most of them are
another thing I would tell you is number
four try to create an individual
relationship with each boy maybe every
day take one and spend with him six
minutes ten minutes five minutes
schmooze with him talk with him talked
with him about learning talk with him
about life once a week I want to suggest
something to you if you have a teacher
that is inspiring to you today
everything is available bring in a video
to the class and watch with them an hour
a half an hour forty minutes twenty
minutes an hour and a half of that sheer
of that particular teacher wherever he
is that inspires you and then talk to
them about it
Jasha Shiva won't mind you're not
destroying a curriculum you're not
destroying a syllabus you're not
changing you're not changing my
separations but if it's inspiring to you
do it with them and it could be
anybody I'm not suggesting you should
take my videos from the Shiva that net
if you want I don't mind I'm not gonna
I'm not gonna be upset I'll be very
happy but some somebody that speaks to
you and you think will speak to them and
then let them share their feelings every
day in middle of class somewhere share
something about life tell them something
about the world of animals about trees
about snowflakes about galaxies about
stars about the human body about how we
digest food about how we dismiss with
talk to them about real life show them
the beauty of life and how you disguise
speaks and addresses the depth of living
experience you could do this constantly
the more you educate yourself whenever
possible in any Stickle Gemara you're
learning or homeless you're learning a
mission is you're learning or I love her
you're learning put in something from my
java every a locker has an element of
ashcoff in it of mr. in it he he Makaha
Baro was math majors nor ever put in
something put in a seat it could be for
Musa for March over from considers and
when you speak about it don't only
present you this guide as a system of
rewards and punishments that's important
but also talk to them about who they are
how God believes in them their infinite
potentials how successful they can be
how happy Hashem and you disguise wants
them to be whenever a Gamora can be
applied to practical situations focus on
it maybe make two teams play it out
discuss what would happen in court you
mentioned to me that you learned you
were learning above a combination with
some hits of your your you're liable for
creating a fire that travels like an
arrow a shimmer some innovation which
I'm a minor of a comic of Bayes why
don't you talk about a person who
creates a virus in one computer and
through the Intel
that has the virus traveling through
many computers
what would the halacha ask the boys let
them make a court case about it is this
the definition of h what are the
practical ramifications of halacha let
it come to life to the real world maybe
once a week or once a month have a comes
it's with them if I bring you with them
I swap this with them maybe somebody
could play could play a musical
instrument so those who like music can
express their talents their creativity
you'll sing together you'll bond
together that's another idea I just want
to tell you one thing and that is save
one soul and if you can't save one soul
save a half a soul if you can't save a
half a soul save a quarter of a person's
soul one boy at a time one is some at a
time one brick at a time don't become
overwhelmed but if you can Kindle the
spark the heart the soul the idealism of
one boy it could be for this your soul
came down into the world generally
generally you should know that as
limited as you think you are by
different structures that you feel are
rigid with your energy integrity honesty
truthfulness sense of humor and love and
wisdom you can infuse these boys with
priceless gems of inspiration that will
carry them through lives and fought
through life in five 10 15 20 years
later they will know to look back at
those precious moments and all over the
wisdom that you gave them that's what I
would tell you as a teacher a person
writes to me as follows
ok this is a painful letter the other
ones are also but different type of pain
when I was a student in school when I
was a child in school I wasn't the most
liked student by my teachers for a very
from a very young age
they thought that I was misbehaving I
wasn't but I was a personality in my own
way and I was always disliked my love of
learning faded away I'm talking from
Keita Bey's from second grade and up I
was hit and there was a lot of verbal
abuse I was humiliated and so on but I'm
going to stick to the point from grade 2
I was dismissed and even if I would ask
a question it was seeing as hutzpah and
mischievous so I stopped asking
questions and my situation deteriorated
I was in eighth grade 12 years old I
decided it's a new year I'm almost my
Mitzvah I want to start my life again
I'm gonna start asking questions cuz I
want to feel like the smart good boys in
class but I was so disliked so when I
opened my mouth to get my words out
nothing could come out because I was
frightened after so many years that
whatever I say I'm going to be ridiculed
so I decided one day in the beginning of
the I'm gonna wait til my teacher
finished this year and usually he would
appear up boys four have roses to learn
with each other and then if we have
questions we can go over them to ask him
so I thought that's the time I'm gonna
go over to him and I'm gonna make him so
proud because I have a good head and I
had a very good question
while everyone would get a have Roose I
was always the one left last without a
Caruso I had to wait the longest it
really didn't feel good trust me
but finally I got my hover oh Santa had
this great great question I was so
excited wow it's amazing I tell my haru
sir i have a question what is it he
hears it it's a great question
I tell him I want to go ask my teacher
remember this is eighth grade since
second grade I never asked a question I
walk up to him I take all my courage my
energy I put all my fear behind me one
last time in my life I'm gonna transform
my reputation I will cover it them and I
say Rebbe and he looks at me fast I was
so proud of myself
I'm gonna try this one more time I asked
my question he looks at me and he says
huh you're asking questions
go ask so-and-so he's a smart kid maybe
he can answer you your question he turns
his head away and he goes to the next
kid who has a smart question and answers
him his response broke me for life
never ever that I ask a question again
never that I even bother to ask another
question in yeshiva the pain I had they
had that day still hurts me it still
breaks my heart
gosh this is so painful to write Wow
what do you learn from this my friends
what do you learn from this you learn
from this one thing the mission at
impulse accessor sham created the world
through words you know you destroy the
world through words you now do you
create the world through words here's a
boy from second grade till 8th grade was
struggling with something and finally he
comes for his moment of redemption and
he feels rejection again he's now 41
years old and he still walks around with
that pain now you'll think what's the
big deal you're happy if you teach you
they don't look at you right but all of
his apples were in this basket so I want
to tell you I was once giving a shear
here in the small shoal in the morning
and I said that the youdescribe wants us
to ask questions and somebody said
really I said yeah and somebody's
sitting there told the following story
he was in second grade they were
learning parshas boy they learned the
pasta that moisture said been a rainy
Biscayne I mean Ayla but benignly Beebe
no sign it's a nine-year babka rainy
Nayla so he raised his hand and he asked
his teacher why does it say nail it
twice it could have said Ben RA no
Biscayne ain't no B Binet no bidness
chainable book wicked a new baby sign a
new nail cigar someone watch they've
been a tiny biscuit 19 eyeless we're
going to go and then again Bieber named
her since in green a look so the teacher
got very very annoys that these
questions you'll ask by the - Donna I'm
pay so these are some ridiculous
question you don't have such a question
for the next eight years in yeshiva
whenever a boy asked a stupid question
the whole class would say bernard i
nabisco 19 and now that became the
symbol of a foolish question this man 42
or 43 years old never asked a question
again in his life first time he asked
the question was at my shear after years
of of prompting the semester flag in by
the man astana
by the - Thomas did this now when
you're when you how old are you 26 the
26 year old you can do it but a second
grader
a second grader so I told this younger
man who shared this with me I said call
that teacher and as that teacher of the
clay your car was an idiot ask him if he
knew the clay up core was an idiot
customer solemn so he'll go crazy yes as
you told me that he was an idiot there's
me when did I say it you told me been a
tiny bisca 19 is the stupidest question
but the clay ogre asks it phileo castes
and passions were hallo and clay yogurt
every McCrory's doyle is printed and
even if the clay occur wouldn't ask it
it's a good question and even if it's a
bad question so to speak what makes a
question bad question can't be bad a
question sometimes Evers has an easy
answer difficult answer no answer
who ever heard a thing that a child asks
a question and you make fun of a child
you mock a child and today it's not only
a child who ever in a 20 year old asks a
question in your mahkum and usually you
mock him because you don't have an
answer to this question and it makes you
uncomfortable or you just stressed out
it stressed out go let out your stress
go eat but what do you have to let out
and a person who has a question you
don't know the answer say you don't know
you look it up so somebody else tells me
fascinating another boy sitting at the
shear who's not 43 is 18 or 19 and and
he tells when he was in second grade he
also asked the question and when he
finished a question his teacher says
come with me to the principal what did
he do he didn't throw he did any crime
so he comes to the principal's office
and the teacher says over the question
of the principal and the boys trembling
maybe he's going to be expelled and the
principal says ah ah what a question
what a question
and he takes out a chocolate bar and he
gives him the chocolate bar for asking
such a beautiful question and the boy
says and I never stopped asking question
I got an email a little while ago you
should just know from Lakewood a father
tells me he says people like to
criticize systems and schools and
sometimes they have to be criticizing
but I want you to know what happened
last June last seven in my son's school
he has a school of son who has some
challenges he has some learning
disabilities but he got him the right
help and the right tutoring and he did
very well and he worked hard he's I
think in fifth or sixth grade and he
said the last day of school the
principle of that particularly Shiva in
Lakewood called in his boy and he tells
us boy I wanted you should know
something I have a school here that I'm
responsible for
it's our elementary school from first
grade to eighth grade then I have a high
school another four years then I have a
base Madras he also has a girls school
it's a budget of approximately nine
million dollars a year says I don't
sleep I'm in charge
I don't sleep and I often ask myself is
it worth it
I want you to know I watched you this
year just to produce one boy like you
makes this whole effort worth
and the father tells me that what this
man did for his son no money in the
world could have done for him could have
given this boy 9 million dollars it
would have not given him the same sense
of dignity and empowerment that this
principle gave him by doing what by
telling him in 20 seconds that this
whole school was worth it because of you
it's not easy for me to read the next
letter and really I guess based on my
own judgment I wouldn't read it but the
person asked I should and I feel that no
one else ever did what he asked for
I should it's not easy to talk about but
it probably has to be not probably it
has to be spoken about I am in my late
30s I'm a Hasidic younger man a Hasidic
young man living in a particular
community he writes we he's living I'm
not gonna say many people look up to me
as a London atomic Occam abent area and
I've Adela Kim as a Torah scholar as a
teacher I'm seen as a spiritual person
I'm not seeing as a typical Jew okay I'm
seeing as something more I can humbly
say that I am an inspiration to many
many people they tell it to me
I also give a lot of sure might each
have a coy look I teach bokram I teach
Bella bottom and I teach you in the
light that's all on the outside on the
inside everything is different my entire
life I have a terrible terrible struggle
with all issues connected to kedusha and
Tyra and purity and eurasia maíam I
couldn't figure out what's wrong with a
nice perfect holy guy like me I sit and
learn and I struggle at home I struggle
at work I struggle in my office I
struggle in your triva I struggled the
base madras i falled that's down
sometimes into very very filthy and
places for many many years I struggled
God had mercy on me I found a solution
it's not a permanent one but it's a
solution I joined recovery
I admitted powerlessness I surrendered
to God my habit got me whipped my life
was unimaginable my family would be
destroyed I started to work in the
12-step program I was in recovery for
months and suddenly I started to meet
people who I knew from childhood in my
community ohso recovery people who used
to be friends but we were fake friends
and now we became real friends and as I
got more sober I discovered a lot of
pain in my life and in their life but I
still did not know the true story until
one day I was walking with a few of
these friends from the recovery
community and we passed by a certain
movie theater in my community on the
side of my community I started I started
like having a seizure I started
trembling they didn't know what to do am
I having the structure they call that
Salah you see I have a brilliant mind I
have a good memory
but one thing I repressed to my
subconscious and I completely deleted it
out of my conscious memory and now some
30 years later it came back because it
happened right here in this place this
is the place where a guy in my community
took a young boy he took me into a
private room in this theatre and he did
thinks to me that I'm not going to
describe to you in detail he abused me
he violated me then he took me to a big
shul in my community a beautiful big
Scholl to a private room that he had
there he violated me again and he abused
me he took me to hotel he took me back
to the theatre he took me back to the
show this went on for years I was
completely confused and overwhelmed that
was full of pain I could tell nobody
nobody in the world the most painful
fact is one day this man this abuser
this murderer introduced me to one of
his friends
to be able to do the same and this
friend was caught by the local
authorities in the community where I
lived at the time there was something
called Vedad sneeze the committee that
was in charge for sneeze everybody
behaving appropriately and they caught
him and he he gave them my name that I
was I was now 14 years old he said I was
the person who was instigating such
inappropriate behavior the VATS Gnaeus
called me in but before they called me
in my mentor for many years told me what
to do
he told me my life depends on this he
told me exactly what to say and how to
say it he promised me that if I would do
it he would give me gifts and money I
had nothing at home my parents were and
are very very poor and I wanted to be
friends with him at the end he gave me
nothing the VAD called me in and they
gave me this whole talk about holiness
you have to be holy you have to be pure
you have to be innocent you have to have
kedusha nothing major and then they made
me promise I would never do it again it
was the last time I heard from them
again but nothing stopped I was
continuously molested and violated I was
trying to stop but to no avail
I am so shattered today of the pain not
just of what he did this VAD calls in a
14 year old boy they know that he's
involved in something why don't you
investigate everything
why no support why no protection why did
nobody ask me if I need any help why did
nobody try to understand what is behind
my silence what is this denial that was
going on today I am crushed I am broken
I am shattered I tell you the story I
ask you to share it to help raise
awareness with the community I want to
give three messages to people message
number one stop stop defending
perpetrators I don't know why it is that
the more from you are the more you can
get away with hurting other people we
always blame the victim and we let the
perpetrators get away just because the
perpetrator has a long beard he puts her
up in a thomasville and he learns Gemara
every day
he's a Mahathir and Mitzvahs he shakes
by darvany it doesn't mean he's not a
murderer we victims don't speak they
scream and dance kadosh kadosh kadosh
and then they do the worst things and
then when we speak about them the whole
community comes to their defense nobody
knows that we are murdered victims for
the rest of our life our souls are
crushed destroyed obliterated
we don't have normal relationships we
don't sleep with the lights closed
we don't have dignity we don't have
self-esteem we don't trust anybody in
the world we think about suicide and we
become addicts and some of us become
addicted to drugs and other horrible
horrible things because of what was done
to us
and yet when we finally speak up we are
condemned were shut down
we're threatened to be expelled from the
community and everybody including rebus
russia shiva's rub on him side with the
perpetrator because how can such an
innocent person do it and then were
murdered a second time by all the people
who come to his defense stop ignoring
this stop giving them stretched out arms
my father was so uneducated about this
and this is my second point be educated
about what is going on in the real world
be there for your children watch signs
educate them train them about these
things don't hide your hand in sand and
think that in powerful beautiful places
in Brooklyn in Crown Heights Borough
Park Williamsburg Korea Syria Lakewood
Muncie and all other beautiful
communities five towns these things
don't happen they happen constantly
every day and some of us can't walk into
a shoal or a mikvah or keep Shabbos
because of the things that happened over
there because we associated with abuse
and finally my third messages I want you
to know that every time you speak about
us in our condition you give us life
thank you for reading about my pain and
struggles and everything you do to be
attentive to people like me who are in
recovery but struggle every day to
remain in recovery this is a letter I
think it speaks for itself
I do have to tell you that I have
received hundreds i don't exaggerate
hundreds of letters like this i continue
to receive them from all different types
of communities from young men and from
young women similar stories dissimilar
stories from America from Europe for
marriages all and I think it speaks for
itself there's not not much more for me
to add just to say that people who
haven't been through this don't
understand how people's souls are
murdered and snuffed out because of it
and when we when we are silent and when
we allow it to happen by turning our
eyes away from it by making believe
we're a little death and by thinking
everyone is exaggerating and making up
the stories as though it's so much fun
to be married to be a rush coil and to
be an addict and to be in a terrible
terrible situation what we're doing is
we are allowing immoral horrible
behavior to continue there has to be a
paradigm shift in our consciousness I
believe Loy Samoyed Aldama ryuko our
trader our davon Inge art sit kiss and
our homeless are worthless if we don't
stand up to what is critical and first
and foremost don't stand by the blood of
a child being spilled in your presence
for decades the end points and permits
after because if somebody opens their
mouth they're threatened with shidduchim
and they're threatened with stigmas and
the family is gonna be ruined that the
community will ban them and
excommunicate them and therefore people
sitting here in this room who don't have
a normal night of sleep of serenity
because of the dread and terror in their
bones because of what happened to them
when they were 9 and when they were 10
nine eleven by prominent people and they
feel that they can't speak and there's
nobody to support them my dear friends
we have to transform this we have to
change the
and I tell you and I tell all of you
that you are a source of inspiration to
me and to so many of us and times have
changed I and I know people like myself
are deeply deeply remorseful for the
years of silence simply out of ignorance
by many of us by others I guess for
different reasons and what we could say
is times have changed no more will you
be rejected and no more will you not be
believed you will be embraced you will
be cherished you will be supported and
remember that nobody in the world can
obliterate your flame no abuser in the
world can extinguish your light no
action in the world by any monster can
destroy the hey lick la cama mal Mama's
at the core of your identity
just like Hashem is indestructible your
soul is indestructible
and there's a place in you that is
powerful wholesome confident happy and
full of infinite possibilities and I beg
you don't give up on yourself it's
painful there are nightmares there's a
lot of tears to cry and a lot of
memories to bring up and a lot of work
to do but never ever doubt that your
wholeness and your divine core remains
complete and wholesome and I know that
people like you will ultimately be a
source of tremendous light and healing
and hope not only for a few people but
perhaps for hundreds and thousands of
people I am very very stressed good
morning I'm also stressed what am I
supposed to do feel making good Morgan
good Morgan welcome to America I am very
very stressed trying to make a living I
wake up early in the morning I have a
big family and I can't make ends meet
the work is not what kills me the
anxiety kills me the stress I never have
a moment of serenity
I could never sit on my couch and just
enjoy my children
I could never dive in and learn with
minutiae with tranquility I'm always
overwhelmed by anxiety any advice for me
there's one more problem I have brothers
in law they are successful in business
they had a business together and they
got into a fight a big fight and now my
two brothers-in-law don't talk to each
other so their wives don't talk to each
other so my whole family took sides one
of them decided that my father-in-law
took sides with one so he cut out my
father-in-law and my mother-in-law from
his life so now half of the family
doesn't speak to each other and there's
a tremendous war we don't go to each
other symphysis it's horrible it used to
be a beautiful family
and now the family split up over this
money that I don't even have for me says
it's a McCoy Khosla Schmo at least
they're fighting about money I don't
even have anything it's just mamas could
you give me any advice
I'm gonna tell you two things I mean
there's a lot to say about this you have
a future him about this but I'm going to
say two things to you number one of art
from the Ostroff forever and number two
of art from the mayor of Primus lon is
husam you're gonna lay no the Rebbe
overstuffed sir was rebel feel mayor of
a structure city in Poland he passed
away probably tougher ish past 1928 the
mayor in a car coming and a Jew once
came to the Ostroff Serie B who by the
way fasted for forty years he said to
somebody if you would see what I see you
would also fast some say he felt the
holocaust coming like Reposado akin the
gomorian get to know fasted forty years
before her bias training their stuff
should ever fasted for forty years at
ninety eight a little cereal little
oatmeal kasha he had a little crush at
night some say he fasted even Shabbos
hour drew ones came to him and he said
why do you keep you store open on
Shabbos so he tells the Jew tells him
you're also mahalo Shabbos they say that
you fast on Shabbos he says yeah but for
my fellow Shabbos nobody learns from me
from your Hillis compass people are
gonna copy you so it's a little bit
and he was a genius of a person somebody
once came to him and Poland Jews were
poor and he came to him about this
anxiety and stress that he has with
paranoia
so the softs Arriba gave him the
following illustration and he said today
you could see videos they have
tremendous documentaries of what happens
in in under the waters under this in the
season in the oceans lakes and streams
and canals beaches then it was also well
known but not like it is today it was
really well documented he said if you go
under the water you scuba dive and you
watch the whole mahalo of how fish
behave so some men many fish are
predators they live off eating other
fish and this fierce competition on the
water when you look at the water sakoku
Isaiah Minooka dick looks very relaxed
and serene it is when you go underwater
and you see what's happening to certain
locations where there's a lot of heavy
heavy fighting and disputes and DNA
Toyota and McCoy Carson and competitions
and fish are more brilliant than many of
us imagine them what they have system
the systems that they have genetically
encoded in their programs are incredible
incredible to learn about the world of
wool animals on dry land and fish as
well and fibia screechers as well so the
Ostroff syllabus said you'll see a very
fascinating phenomenon you'll see a
large fish a predator is chasing it's
going in a particular direction what is
it doing it's chasing the smaller weaker
fish to get its food in the cycle of
life and you see the direction that it's
chasing the small fish in order to eat
it and then when they catch this fish
they take it out they expect to see that
the large fish caught the small fish
they have a small if it has a small fish
in its mouth and the tail of the small
fish is inside the mouth of the larger
fish and its head is on the outside but
they always find out
they always find the opposite the face
of the fish that was eaten is inside the
mouth of the fish and its tail is on the
outside what is going on so the soft
syllabus says the answer is this is how
nature works the predator is chasing to
catch the small fish as he's swimming to
catch this movers there's another fish
coming in his direction and it goes
right into his mouth he goes right into
his mouth from the other direction and
that's why you see this constantly it
doesn't always happen but it happens
very often says why did he burn her she
loved them created this way just because
he wants to teach you how to live this
fish thinks that it's food is coming
from the fish is going to catch no the
fish is going to catch come straight
into its mouth so then why can't it just
stay in one place and let the fish come
in doesn't work that way this fish has
to do what it has to do it needs to
pursue its goals what we call make it
status do its thing in order to get its
food is that going to be its food maybe
an orphan no nothing to do as it's doing
its thing the fish comes in from the
other way says that's how your
perspective in life should be Leah kesef
Valley Azov any businessmen knows this
this fish is running and running and
running that's not necessarily the
source of its fruit the source of its
food could be a completely different
source of its food you do what you have
to do and anxiety and stress and worry
will contribute nothing to it what has
to come into your mouth will come into
your mouth by the one who is responsible
for you and for all of creation as on as
coal oil and coal a bit too boy do it
without anxiety and that itself will
give you much more serenity to do what
you have to do in the way you have to do
it if
you can internalize this on a morning to
morning basis you're approached in the
office and in your appointments will be
completely different don't chase people
as though they're going to give you your
life and don't think of this guy didn't
return your call you lost your partner
sir do what you have to do make the
calls meet the people but this person is
not going to be the one who's going to
decide if you have per no sir
or you don't have per no sir and
therefore don't go into a crisis or two
in a depression or two in major anxiety
if you don't get the right response and
he rejected you and he took somebody
else and he wasn't available and you
missed him and you missed him again and
then he takes off for the snow for three
weeks and then he takes about other
things because coming of snow and then
his pay sucks and then it's July 4th and
then his elbow and then there's some
frustrated and it's Chanukah and he's
gonna get back to you after schmitter
and then you say on honey boy he was
varney f talkbox
don't do money after but do money after
the book one box do one day after the
book you do you do the fish that comes
to you has nothing to do with the people
you're chasing sometimes yeah very often
not even if it's yet not them that God
wants to give you the / no sir this way
when you have this equilibrium at mind
when you have this perspective in mind
everything is different a Jew once came
to the mayor premise Lana and he said
that he has a store and a competitor
opened up somewhere else and he's gonna
destroy his entire livelihood the same
story that happened with your
brothers-in-law who had a store and they
split up and somebody opened up another
store a similar store and he doesn't
poke him anymore he's in a fight with
him so that mayor premise Lana told him
when a horse I don't know if you haven't
noticed but those of you who owned
horses we have a few of them here in
Muncie I don't know if he's here now but
he may even be here now when you take
your horse
to drink so the horse comes to the
truffle filled with water well let's say
to their to the river of water and the
horse bends down to drink and ever saw
the horse starts kicking though ha the
horse heip them breakin the horse starts
kicking kicking harder and harder thus
and kicking that made from her son that
said do you know why he said no I never
owned a horse so I'll tell you why when
the horse looks down into the water they
take a drink what does the horse see
what does the horse see the horse sees
another horse and the water you see a
reflection the horse never learned about
mirrors and reflections and Khmer I'm
upon him upon him cane levar them a law
they never learned the posture Qamishli
so the horse suddenly sees another horse
in my spot I came to drink water
you had to come in my spot so what does
the horse do the horse starts kicking
the second horse to get away of course
the more the horse kicks the more the
horse kicks the more murky and dirty the
water gets until it gets so blackened
with the sand there's no reflection of
the horse anymore so he's happy and then
he starts drinking and he's drinking
more than rocks and and instead of good
fresh water but he had to get rid of the
horse and if he stops kicking at a short
at some point because he wants to
cleaner water he can't do it with
tranquility because there's another
horse right there in the same spot
Ramaiya pretty much Lana said the horse
mocked apart two awesome
the horse is making a few mistakes
mistake number one is deep stuff the one
who you see as your enemy is really only
yourself the one who you see as your
enemy and life is only yourself I'm
going to explain we don't hate other
people there's no such a thing we're not
jealous of other people we're not angry
at other people
it's the thoughts that we have about
other people that make us jealous and
angry and frustrated you don't do
anything to me it's my thoughts about
you that do everything to me and my
thoughts about you have to do with my
thoughts about me so the horse says that
maydel says the horse sees who it sees
itself it's enemy is itself mistake
number two the horse makes the more he
tries to kick away the other horse all
he does is he makes his own water dirty
murky filthy schmutz ik whose water is
he destroying his own water the third
mistake the horse makes is fr state
nurse duster dog you know pasa Foreman
he doesn't understand there's a big
river there's enough water for everybody
what should I tell you I have seen this
again and again families get into fights
over money they stop speaking to each
other and grandchildren don't talk to
each other it's one of the most foolish
decisions people can make somebody once
said ah he designer I'm carving oven if
there I'm talking an oven but Narga hot
abyssal Asael Jews are a very
intelligent people that Toyota says if
this intelligent people would only have
a little circle
I look at brothers brothers-in-law
makutano siblings cousins people in our
communities brilliant people brilliant
in business I'll have the learning in
stock also brilliant they give the world
they support poisonous neurons in the
whole family there's an argument as a
debate they looked at a fight over money
even a lot of money they lose their mind
they lose their shakeela das they lose
their serenity they lose their
Asylum they lose faith in God they lose
faith in themselves they lose faith in
their souls their insecurities take over
on illusionary horse takes over and the
rest of their life they're kicking and
all they accomplishes that their water
becomes dirty families don't talk
people get sick people get depressed
sisters don't have relationships anymore
cousins don't have relationships and you
look back one day before 120 years and
you say you gave up family you gave a
priceless relationships for a couple of
bucks even if it was a couple of books
and even if the guy was a thousand
percent wrong of course and you are a
thousand percent right I want to tell
you something I want to tell you
something I know a person she was
married to somebody his father owed him
90 milli 90 million dollars yeah all
your father's should are you 90 million
dollars and they should have it too
they said 180 s they can give you 90 he
owed him 90 million dollars this person
unfortunately passed away prematurely he
was in court with his father the father
didn't want to give him the 90 ml house
he scored he passed away prematurely
years later I met this woman she was
telling me the story and I said did you
continue the court case she said no I
dropped it and she doesn't have money
she really doesn't have money I said
why'd you drop it 90 million dollars she
said I had little kids to raise I know I
have to make a choice are they I'm gonna
be in court for the next 20 years maybe
I'll make 90 million maybe I'll make 70
million maybe I'll make 20 million maybe
I'll make a settlement for 30 million
after 10 years in court but I knew he's
gonna find who my father
I knew he's gonna fight till the bitter
end he's gonna hire every successful
lawyer in the world had to make a choice
between 90 million dollars or having a
life
the day after Shiva she dropped it she
dropped it so I once came for a Simchat
her house I walked in very very unwell
thie family physically and I told her
look at the spiritual wealth you created
normal house a Happy House a serene
house seven beautiful children on of
Iran ambience of a verse at area a verse
a Shem a verses strong family unity
camaraderie you could have had ninety
million dollars and have nothing
some people have everything and they
have nothing
some people have nothing and have
everything it's a choice that you have
to make your brothers-in-law have to
make don't think small don't be petty
we spoke pour them come rubbish after
lit up Seder let your largeness
slaughter your smallness let your
bigness your Abba slaughter your
pettiness think big don't think small
think long term signage came farad don't
be a horse that spends his life kicking
the water the water that's dirty well do
one more letter it's an interesting
letter very innocent letter of a man I
worked really hard on you Shiva learning
and dava Ning and literally kept pushing
through barrier after barrier day and
night until I burnt out I come from a
more modern background a full day of
learning was hard for me I persevered
and I was successful eventually I made
it to the Miria Shiva and I was
considered
an exceptional Bakker after that I came
home currently I'm a full-time Rebbe I'm
26 years old I teach teenagers I also do
Curie / hi Kim I also do cure of craving
I also study psychology half a day I
have a Torah home an amazing wife and
son and yet I feel my relationship with
Hashem is awful I'm never good enough no
matter whatever I do I always feel like
I should be doing more I'm a failure
I'll tell you why my Rabb aiming is
Shiva always spoke about the need of
learning Torah full-time I used to learn
early morning before chakras for two and
a half hours but I started to get
headaches so I had to stop it was too
much for me I'm doing my best but I
don't feel I could learn Torah all day I
need to support my family so I'm
becoming a therapist I learned a
half-a-day psychology I also teach
Gemara half a day but I really don't
understand what a sham wants for me why
can't I be the perfect Jew why can't I
be learning Torah all day my Yiddish
guide is now a burden it doesn't enrich
my life it seems that not everybody is
supposed to be in full-time learning the
Toyota speaks about you soccer and zulan
the Gemara and brock islamic love seems
to suggest that most people should
pursue a career rather than learn all
day rush b could learn all day but
higher by asuka rush b filet also be
other than harbor a secretor bhishm of
also very small said handing them their
country should have a career I left felt
learning I left learning because I
couldn't support me and I felt it was
too intense for me I'm an education but
I'm still pursuing Aparna and I'm
becoming a therapist can I achieve the
same closeness Tasha that somebody who
learns full-time can I was taught that I
can't I was taught that the real
Symphony - skite in this world is only
if you learn tara all day because that's
what a real Jew does i heard in yeshiva
many times that Voland shares the same
alum hobby like you soccer but i l'm
hasa his soccer has much better than
swollen as Bullen doesn't have an eye
Mozza he's never compared no sir he suck
as an alum Haase is there ahead to leave
full time learning due to it being too
much whether financial situation or
financial situation is it true that
someone unable to be in full-time
learning has lost the source I was made
to feel or somebody told me perhaps that
because of sins that I have done I'm not
so fit to be a learning full-day or I
just don't have the source and they say
ah to - Maya so I ask a question
I am so angry Hashem made me who I am he
gave me my strengths he gave me my
limitations this seems like an unjust
Judaism how is it fear that I should
miss out the best relationship with
Hashem when I'm just trying my best how
is it fear that Hashem considers my
English kite second best and I am a
neighbor case I want to tell you and
conclude I met a friend who sits and
learns all day and when I told him that
I'm pursuing a job in psychology he just
gave me a look like wow what a loser I
really feel like a loser and a failure
and I need the direction Wow I get many
letters like this you should know and
I'm going to respond briefly and I think
the best way to respond is with the
story always the best way to respond is
with a story I'll tell you a story and I
think it's going to clarify it since
we're talking today a lot about bokram
and achievers and being successful or
unsuccessful there was a particularly
Shiva in New York I happened to know the
yeshiva well and there was a boy
starting in that yeshiva
and he didn't have the intellectual
capacity to understand the learning fast
yet I have Russa and the CAV Russa would
accomplish in an hour what took him a
week if he was honest with himself and
it made him terribly frustrated because
he realized he's not going to get very
far so he went to one of the teachers in
the yeshiva and he asked LeMond Agora
the way he put his question was we learn
and we hope that we're going to become
great Giants I'm never going to
become one because I simply can't grasp
the material fast I sit in it I'm it's
very slow process for me it's a very
slow process one so this teacher told me
that every god--all needs talmidim
kadoya Lumina Tannen if you're a teacher
without students you're not a teacher if
you're big and nobody is small how could
you be big so every God will need
students so by me being a student I
allow the Golem to Big Island because
I'm their students so they could be big
because I'm their students so I'm also
part of being a goggle by letting the
God will be a goggle so I shouldn't
worry I went back to my seat and I was
even more annoyed at this ridiculous
answer I don't want to be the one
allowing the gobble to be a gobble
McLoughlin I want to be the global
myself so I went to another staff member
in the yeshiva and he told me every God
will need supporters they maintain my
faint IRA you need money you can't be a
goggle without money who's gonna support
the achieve of the family the Carlo I'm
gonna be one of the supporters and
that's how the goggle could be a goggle
here again I didn't like it I don't want
to support I don't want to be the money
for the garden I want the God oh I don't
want them to say at the dinner he helps
the goggle I want to be the goggle I
want to be the guy who walks in y'all
man Malian ma'am L dice if I don't want
to be the one that gives the money for
the God at ina so he went in the maggia
he went to the mosque here and the Maria
says to go Tina
in the previous Gill go you did are
various you probably send in a previous
reincarnation and now you're being
cleansed by not being a goggle but don't
worry next lifetime you'll be able to be
a goggle it's just this lifetime it
won't last too long
Nathan in a summer will come down again
you'll be good this boy was a bright kid
but not in a every person has their own
abilities he was I can't tell you how
turned off he was he was not just turned
off he felt vile he felt this is
repulsive felt smoked some Alchemist
meais he just felt this is there's
something very off and if this is
Judaism he's out and he decided to leave
us even told us Caruso I am NOT part of
such a system anymore this faith is so
primitive it's so strange it's so
cultish it's so disrespectful and it
doesn't make sense to me that this is
what God wants there's something off I
cannot be part of this religion I'm out
something very interesting happened
there was a Thursday night midnight
sheer that used to take place not far
from this yeshiva it was a sheer that
was given by somebody who I learned by
for many years Rubio elk on
those angers hunt and it was a Sheeran
Tanya
so the CAV Russa said he goes to it and
he thinks he should go to the let
him ask to be oil the question he has
three people maybe maybe you'll have
another answer so he went and after this
year he asked him the question so the BL
can says so good to Schuyler woman Igor
I want to be a Muslim I want to be
perfect
I want to reach slimmest I want to reach
godless I want to be a goggle and I
can't my intellectual skills don't allow
me to good question and the be--i'll
says to him publish content he was very
good at saying that he doesn't have an
answer that was usually his answer good
answer such a question you have to ask
it abuse is such a question is forever
it's a big question says one of you
asked the Lubavitch it out of the
question so he says we commit to the
Labov agenda have no sight system well
not from a Hasidic family at all nothing
to do not only now come back but cloud
the hope he says their ever answers
everybody no exception no difference age
where you come from write him a letter
it's hard to go and write him a letter
tell him everything and he'll probably
answer you let's see what he says so the
boy sits down and he writes a long
letter to the lubavitcher rebbe and he
shares the whole story his struggles and
learning his Caruso learns an AMA Dablam
or in an hour him it takes a number
tomorrow a week one teacher tells him
that every God only Tomlin
the other teacher tells him every God
who needs money
supporters third one tells them it's a
gilgul with our Vedas that's why I can
be a God he said I want to be a Muslim
and I want to be a goggle
and I can't and therefore I decided I'm
not learning anymore
so the Lubavitcher ever wrote back to
this boy a letter teenagers Shiva boxer
no 17 18 19 one of those years he writes
him back the following letter I can't
tell it to you verbatim I heard this
story from the burial I think 25 or 30
years ago when I was in yeshiva 24 25 26
years ago probably I had a classmate who
was having a birthday say made an
illegal birthday party in the dormitory
and ryokan doesn't know the difference
of legal and illegal in yeshiva so he
invited him and he came and if a brain
with us and he told us the story no no
there were no cigarettes no nose
there was potato chips and coca-cola
that was that Vader Hines is phenomenal
today if you see welcome with potato
chips and coca-cola it's like wow deulim
can't ask for more
you can't ask for more olala by alibi so
he told us the story then almost three
decades ago so I'm telling you from
memory so I can't tell you verbatim but
the the theme I remember very clearly
the Lubavitcher ever wrote to this boy a
few points in his aunt's I want you to
listen to the answer but also listen to
the structure of how he built the answer
that ever writes them point number one
the Mishna says at the end of mass
execution Annie never a solution wishes
coiny
that's the last mission of kaduche
there's another gear similar cache Lima
and Eloy near AC L Alicia masters Connie
but Linnaean a no it's not negated the
difference I was created to serve coiny
to serve the one who created me to serve
Russia so the rabbit says you here for
you see from this mission er that every
person was created to serve Hashem
that's point number one
point number two Hashem doesn't want any
two people to serve him the same way
waha Raya he didn't create them the same
way every person was created to serve
Hashem but no two people were created
the same way people have different
backgrounds different genetic makeups
different natures different experiences
different gifts different talents
different blessings different virtues
different vices different struggles but
they were all created that way and
therefore it means he wants every person
to serve him differently next point
the Mishna says at the end of Fricke of
his call marsha barakat is miroku Bilaam
will i bro ll avoid what he created he
created for Hashem and the Gomorrah says
in Shabbos Colmar shibaura Kadosh Baruch
holy borrowed over Akkad live at all
nothing was created in vain so if you
were created to serve your creator and
nothing was created in vain and
everything was created look every day it
means that everything that exists in you
was created to serve Hashem what does
this mean
that Hashem has given you the exact
amount of coitus faculties and
potentials and abilities to serve Him in
the way that he wants you to serve him
and as we said it's different than the
way you want somebody else to serve him
because that person he gave a different
set of potentials and faculties and
virtues and blessings and challenges and
what we see here from here oh so he says
to him from all these Marmara Cazalas
that you were given the exact amount of
faculties that you need in order to
serve Him the way he wants you to serve
him
like Bacchus vélez you weren't given
less than what you need to serve because
if you were given less you won't be able
to fulfill your purpose you also weren't
given more because like bar
record-low vittala and it's all the
sandwiches Connie and the lady so you
were given the exact amount of power
potentials choices faculties experiences
circumstances exactly the way he wants
you to serve him throughout your entire
life exactly nothing less nothing
missing and nothing more and he comes to
this punch line and when you take all
your Cutlass and you serve him the way
he wants you to serve him now here the
play on words a look how solemn the a
look oh god I'll Lamai Lamesa you can't
be more perfect and you can't be more
god--all you can't be more great than
this you can't reach a higher perfection
and you can't reach a higher godless
through the answer what does this mean
my dear friends what does this mean we
often create a model what Judaism looks
like this is how you serve God we create
a certain model a mold we put you into
the mold this is how you serve God what
if you don't fulfill into it either we
stretch you you know like ants annoy him
in the bed right if you didn't fit the
bed either we stretch you or we cut you
up if you're too big we got to get you
into the mold we put you into the mold
this is does haste I eat
that's a stab entire this is a success
story what if you don't fit in so either
you're a failure like you're right
or you're an epic case or you're a real
loser
oh you fit in what if you don't fit in
you cut yourself into pieces what if it
hurts
okay figure it out call medication I
don't know what if you too big mutilate
yourself what if you too small stretch
yourself but the main thing is is a mold
that's not the other sky there's a name
for that lice are silica pestle don't
make molds don't make statues don't make
images that's not you this great leader
skite is to fulfill the mission that God
wants from you in this world and that's
never to people the same there's also to
think as a never the circumstances you
have the personality you have the life
story you have are perfectly suited for
you to be the ambassador of God he wants
you to be in this world with everything
that comes in your life including the
difficulties and the challenges that you
need to fight and overcome and confront
and subdue and transform so here's the
deal I like to be visual is that battle
full you mind giving it to me I just
like to be visual so I'm going to ask
you a question
where's there more water is there more
water in this Cup
or is the more water in this bottle very
good say a good caval dick the Shiva is
worth it just for you
he's right this bottle has more water
than this and if I would ever a gallon I
don't have Aragon but I have her a
gallon it would be filter layer of
course it would have much much more
water than this cup but even this bottle
is enough this bottle has more water
than this Cup ms but this cop is full
and fulfilled this battle may have more
water but it's not full and it's not
fulfilled and that's true in life
the question in life is not how much
water you have the question in life is
is your cup full and fulfilled
copper's and cup and Cup as and cup
that's the question so what there ever
was telling this boy is you're making
yourself miserable for no reason
vanna dig is up to us today mr. ville
how do you know what I said once maybe
your arm is Gemara that you learn every
day for an hour and you hasn't it and at
the end of the week you finish one arm
and Gomorrah
maybe that is the purpose of your soul
in this world and this is how you serve
Him I the water fits your cup but your
cup is fulfilled
it's maximizing its lift as its mission
it's doing its job in the world somebody
else may have better capabilities bigger
potentials they have a whole different
regimen all different calculation the
master hokhmah there are Sameach right
why did my chef to break the lucas the
jews don't deserve the lucas give it
back to him what would you do with a
lucas I would hide it in a safe you
would sell it on eBay fine I wasn't
thinking about that why break the lucas
so then you know the master hokhmah says
when moisture saw the egg Lee understood
that they still misunderstood Yiddish
guy for them things were holy Mauritius
said nothing is holy in Judaism God is
holy serving God is only Hashem ones the
Lucas the lookers are only he doesn't
want that it's not only there's nothing
holy about anything we don't worship
anything we don't worship things we
don't worship people we don't worship
objects we don't worship behaviors we
don't worship molds we don't worship
models we worship God who has no mold no
model no image where he is some call
passive a homeowner if he wants me to do
this it becomes only eating krauser is
traif and on Holi if hipper a Jew is
starving to death and half
to give him Hazar to save his life it
becomes a mitzvah for another person
it's a cinema comes a mitzvah
it becomes holy because that's what I
Shem wants we create a certain rigid
model what it looks like you don't fit
into it you feel like a failure success
godless in life means doing will a sham
once from you a Mulholland you can't get
more perfection
there's no this is perfect this is
imperfect perfect means you're being
true to your divine mission in life
whatever that mission is it could be
your accomplishing what your cup can
accomplish somebody else accomplishes
something else and each one has its
unique challenges and its unique Milas
and this is true the person asks about
learning all day to sit and learn Toyota
all day ain't let's go vowel the king of
all Dacascos and somebody who has the
merit to do it
Tama Turner canonical him it's
extraordinary but here's a metaphor a
Jew is sitting in Capri ritual with the
Tallis over his head with the Kittel he
daven's nearly screams Hashem who well
him seven times and he feels surged
wakest with Hashem he says I'm not
leaving sure Cohen God was in the car -
a car - I'm in the Holy of Holies
crying Aldo says I'm not going home I
should go home to my wife look two wives
I'm Kippy at the my skin and Lisa Harris
I'm not going home he encouraged
circulation my messiah i gon have to
take out the garbage what is in the
Kohen Gadol did my saw him Kip hey yank
oh come on take over the garden man
let's go
babies crying the gardener in Kurdish
recognized Rumi solemn alchemist I'm not
leaving credit Chakradhar Jeff he stays
in crazy shock exhaustion in Kippur
Jim keeping credit record ocean visit
with greatest mitzvah but sorry I'm
kipper it's a Nevada and if the crying
others and credit Chakradhar sham and he
is that there's a baby who fell and God
was also not solar usually and he the
base of the baby needs medical help and
the crying of those that I'm staying and
kindness a Kenosha
it's the biggest sin it's the biggest
availa
I there's no great advance and holiness
and rotational inertia but the question
is not with is more holiness the
question is where a sham wants you to be
there are people are some ones than to
sit and learn your Imam Delilah and
palmitate if connected coulomb it's
extraordinary if you could stay a whole
year yom kippur cavaldi but another drew
says I'm not going home after Yom Kippur
he's about you have to go home after Yom
Kippur you have to go into the real
world are there challenges of course but
every person has their SH licious with
their unique the Gemara sesamoid cotton
the Mitzvah that can be the tough tests
might cotton tough tests a mitzvah that
can be done to so through somebody else
it overrides FAL Matata the same casa a
mitzvah that can be done through
somebody else overrides thamma trader
somebody needs to support his family he
has a few fascias young intelligent
mitts possess a classroom to call
yourself a neighbor case guys on the
call yourself a failure a disappointment
to Judaism you have to become a hit
imitator whenever you have a chance to
come back and to conditional Kadosh l'm
going to credit record awesome every
morning every night you should do enter
Nevada but to say that the rest of your
life is miserable and a failure and a
waste of time
kalila Vikas Masada the man who says
nice avocados burro Julio's lady rabbit
acronym Hashem ones you should reveal
godliness in the whole physical rule
that's what you're doing and every
person has his licious or her mission
how they serve are somehow they bring
godliness into the world this one does
it this way this one eleven is no
there's no competition I'm better than
you you're better than me your superior
there's no superior and inferior that
comes from my warped idea of Judaism the
moment you start feeling superior to
other people it has nothing to do with
God that has to do insecurity pompous
nasarah Genson narcissism
true Jews look at another person and
they see the soul in every person and
the way you look at is if I'm doing what
I'm supposed to do in life you can't be
a greater Gothel even if you would be
able to be that person you will not be a
gobble because your
making it you're popping somebody else
you're not being true to your own life
so therefore I tell you my dear friend
who wrote this letter
I tell you accept yourself in your life
with serenity with joy with peace of
mind
you're a great soul you're a beautiful
jewel you are who you're supposed to be
you don't have to mutilate yourself you
don't think of yourself headaches you
know if to crush yourself God loves you
for who you are he wants to see you
happy successful wholesome physically
emotionally spiritually we serve Hashem
with our true selves with all parts of
it we show up to set with our sin with
all of our parts no need to hide
anything to run from anything embrace
your identity with honesty all your ups
and downs bring you to avoid SRM because
that is your Lilith's that is your
mission don't look at anybody else's cup
you could learn from other people's cups
but don't look and try to mimic other
people's cups you look at yours
I'll conclude with this Vaart I once
shared in a few Sheerin what's the
Hebrew term anybody knows what's the
Hebrew term the tanake in term the
tyrant and I forget hanim for purgatory
yeah sure oil pastas oil the abyss Taft
is below the word soil comes from the
same word the same root like shawl or
soil which means borrowed you know what
the definition of shale practices you
know definition of Ganim is you live a
borrowed life you feel like you have to
borrow somebody else's life because your
life is never good enough and the reason
is tactus you feel like you're on the
bottom
the first opportunity to get out of
shock disease when you realize your life
is not borrowed your life is infinite
your life is divine embrace it with
simcha embrace it with a ver embrace it
with Manuka and remember that every
moment of your existence you have the
opportunity to connect it with infinity
thank you have a wonderful week
Nevada national cafeteria the rambutan
meters are common colored avec muhammad
qasim i love a cost of killing it but
machine well I think that children know
everything on their own I think we have
to tell them much I think it's much
worse to lie to them about them enough
Knutson say kilometer fled the Madera
ferrets but the definition of our God o
business to manage was to toss a will I
am miss Atomik ottoman doctor shot I
yield was an insecure gender in life is
rotzinger shun the moments of the under
agendas is forked dr. Kumari m16 is
loiza how nastily some among us
we're not going like that but we don't
have to be in denial that's it
so the whole office is another our own
business glass official tomorrow must
meet members dick realistic maintenance
naive remembers dick main sincere to
members dick means not cynical remembers
dick is sincere
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cha doctor how long after best in the
office of the commodities edit selected
the physician who because the Mishima
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debacle above cover home option is that
if he come to the DA was routine
neighbors took off was headman and the
dog was a snitch gain Susana flagons I
have affected by me
there must be and the real famous which
everywhere you go listen it's a complete
sit - shylu yes me yeah so there's never
done a Scotsman it's not mention was
based English best soon starting no
Christian is boy
James and I even with a wanker borders
of connection is my son mentioned was -
and was a target on me today
it's attractiveness dimension was
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base energy enough connection is uber
uber the e key for you describes an MS
Epis is nisht MS it's not gonna work
it's me miss Mayton attacker it's me
miss mayn't a little kind mr. checker
remembers doesn't mean I'm in denial
he's short than I say he's tall he's fat
and I say he's skinny we can't um Kanani
sheiter it's me miss maintenance and an
idiot so now it's members say so same as
I as long as they could stay that way
they're happy everybody's happy
but I mention a man Comtesse that was
stood that vacant sign experience puzzle
comes organ that he's the only one who's
wrong and everybody is right the members
that people are blind and sometimes
people are in denial and people don't
know and people have agendas imagine
nominate so hardest aggress than the
best Albany hates our hardest and I'm
all vans in extra the commodity octaves
and had to the models of the center the
coin God alone the mela
a burnished guitar design in the VAD
versus Michael tipps designer EBR the
mela kvass well every lie a buyer cuz he
pays his soldiers by the year the rights
of autonomy saves money a coin god no
he wants him kipper to be early or why
the mikveh sim keepers on Zion Haste's
because it's still summer so I call
young god William kipper draft we're
gonna haisa McClure again I mean crazy
chakra - my traffic in a semi-tractor
abysses of the Gomorrah but mainly you
can trust and favorite Shana when I've
left the Congo and under the AH for
stage design subconscious but it shows
what if somebody sees somebody sees I
want a hot Mick I don't want to called
Myka how many degrees you think is the
difference two degrees huh Chester
Chester some hydrogen year is Mazetti
covered in a cougar as a clinical yeah
he's a friend's an aggressive dose about
Emmett Epis with Schottenheimer spoke
her mind ate the monkey Hill mine gelt
mind us pinnacle of past Conan anishka
de boy the river state are sheltered
Yahveh when in the morning services are
Gansa blurred vacant annoy him and I'm
Iranian or something exact has it been
apostle for the entire day post lien on
the dinner for us
or does make a whole phone as I go
hopefully tomorrow when I'm here I know
so you see they didn't say what's a
stomach awesome I could make it can I
can I could be subconsciously cousin I
knew for sure they did are fixing up to
no good for them okay does that mean the
leadership I ever mentioned they
understood this when I'm an Abba Mazetti
retail attract immense as I mention how
sometimes as our Rovers Nick shires as
alphas action is it a dip
what's annoying soccer motivation wish
but a locust then our valiant camp a
scan of an echidna spa scanner and
nobody could be smarter than so tomorrow
when this may be said the current local
is a scale model so main is a mensch a
bendable hayasaka may become a nice loft
but I'm the socket yeah say villany
villany you shut my shirt by actavis
motion wish bottom with Nyasha when i'm
a high by pacer shane little game flag
in the main booster my yeah christmas of
us open our stuff and I'm hooked a vinyl
or higher badass Kyra
our father wasn't part of Kyra
way she says now you bribe me your
father was on my team by yeah Christmas
brought to the finish I'm sorry
I'm out I don't have an opinion I'm not
part of this motion I'm a no no fate
secured like a calm Navi Kamisha
palpable boy I'll be madam you sucked my
father was on your team that's it there
I / Viper big deal had time to give it
up my team it's 40 years later
coefficient freshman
fried secure free fed Sakura got myself
900 secure my chakras of the speedometer
hurt mystic a bendable hire a been a
bath I did it a tough yet anonymous a
lahar aviod named my fellow the goddess
listen today here we spoke to four five
six teachers each one has twenty thirty
students in the class that's how you do
it
one one soul at a time bud Slocumb off
longer yep it's like a rubber okay put
him screaming gun Slobodan she already
landed the left okay - Ekadasi pity you
had to land mine the Manasa Mon then put
him on Binaca dank teleport yeah yeah
Salaam alaikum how are you you can't put
him to my house but somebody mixed into
the conversation with a big bang yeah
but I see that he likes you I see that
he likes yeah yeah when he screams it
means he likes right okay very good we
can talk yeah yeah no problem
keep in touch
the question
it was nice I was funny everybody meet
with it there's not a miniature it
didn't match but this year energy okay
yeah sure thank you thank you for the
feedback Sequoia I let some
I think when you say breakfast in the
morning and you say all the kindness
Shama Shama sought to be to her he and
you say all the breakfast and everything
and we called there in Davao named like
Alvis oil ama half ton or Alvarado
whatever the new surface to really
meditate to take time and meditate and
reflect in a very sincere way on the
words and their meaning Hashem the
neshamah that you gave it to me
this pure Tejada means pure and also
means lightens our target it means light
Tahira was light
it's full of light it's part of your
light at the velocity it's art avisail
omaha fatahna washable ok no you really
loved us oh boy it's about me so lava
and to really reflect on the fact that
your soul is a piece of Russian ok
literally coming mouth and loves you and
nothing could tarnish it and even if we
make mistakes
nothing can destroy that core self
I think that's a beginning I'm also to
have somebody to speak to say Makarov Oh
Cannella recover after be a therapist
could be a sailor for evoke a never
recover a good friend a good mentor may
want to be a therapist on a therapist I
don't think the Mitch was a therapist
tough you don't have to be afraid of
therapy and if it's a good therapist on
the table some of them are very good
some of them are not the main thing is
to get a competent one first test your
wife comes first
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so you have to avoid it maybe buy him a
gift write him a letter don't don't let
it become much like us maybe a letter
with a gift or something
don't let it spiral nip it in the bud
make sure I spoke about it tonight
cosmos ominous
write him a letter write him a letter
buy him a gift whatever it is whatever
it takes
maybe first days last days whatever
you'll figure it out
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about myself it's a goofin yeah so
duffer in the drawstring away this
has shown too much time till the marshal
gout in this one single funny cliff by
the destroyed milena da fashion in
addressing the devil receptor phenomena
yeah I'm with after stop missing off him
that I'm under manage to go from there
okay the garden fence ago firma but
under certain significance at map who's
giving of his senior sister caning he
was Melissa shrine if it came on
the result
Monica's given in yharnam from Clemens
ever Magdalene Amish alchemic locus
Spokane some minion verse Casals organ
is shown as of an exodus of Poker Stars
off
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nay that I'm a brat halacha you know
extra senado see this num that is when I
gotta avoid this a sure about the
community's drama make must name in the
station and a forum as I got the caramel
sign out that is muscle
I say we advise it our Baba Hana to
disaster mother the stuff a Ganesha Sona
lady Redbush calacas atoms are halakhah
starvation so what's next for melody
yeah anishka yeah that I'm mr. Clavin
Watkins and I've Gahanna open Oceania
I'm Alex
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Mishnah a skimmer melaka mundial de to
Salem can declare the marble
beloved Oh Agatha cipher dr. Hamada and
Sanhedrin those should show me some room
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zarkan a she's mother Sofia episodic a
cone-shaped Empress addict at the deer
case nursery - rumors I'm a cooked of
the hail Caligula from the neshamah
Salem curriculum Abba I'm a cooktop
duration the cooktop de plume is on a
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