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Basics of Emunah #3: Five Features of a Faith-Based Life - by Rabbi YY Jacobson
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so a few days ago Donald Trump decided
to go campaign in Florida he wanted to
make sure he gets the Floridian vote so
he went to a home for senior citizens
what they call a home of assistant
living and as he walked in he
encountered a 95 what looked like a 95
year old woman and he looks at her and
he says do you know who I am and she
says son I don't know who you are he
says look look again it's impossible you
must know who I am and she says I'm so
sorry my little boy but I don't know who
you are he says how can you not know who
I am
I am the celebrity today I am in
television all of the time and look at
my hairdo look at my height look at my
stature here the way I speak how nobody
doesn't know me in the world she says
sir I don't know who you are he gets
very very upset he starts hollering this
can't be how could you not know who I am
nobody
is ignorant of my existence and of my
identity another woman was probably a
hundred years old walks over to him and
says relax relax this happens very often
around here we'll call the head nurse
and she'll tell you who you are
don't feel bad you're not the first and
you will not be the last around they're
asking who you are
so today tonight our theme is our
there's more source sheets if anybody
needs sauce cheese is more source sheets
in the back just pass it around for the
men and for the women please Thanks
thanks John okay
tonight our theme is in basics of Emunah
number three focused on addressing the
question of who am i Who I am based on
the fundamentals the basics of a moon of
Jewish faith in last class we try to
explore somewhat a very profound topic
and that is what is the role of ammonia
and Judaism what is the contribution of
ammonia disguise it's not like some
might think it's here to replace
intellect to supplant reason it comes
because of insecurity or fear to grapple
with human creature react curious et
inquiry questions not at all
reason is valuable reason as cherished
reason as a gift of God reason must be
used rationality is one of the unique
components of the human being of the
tell'em elekid where reason ends that's
where faith takes over
meaning the role and function of a moon
is not to substitute reason but rather
to allow as we explain the human being
to allow the Jew to experience the
divine to have an intimate first-hand
experience of the reality of Hashem
that's that's the role of Emunah and
this is the birthright of every Jew it's
not something one has one does not have
by nature of you who you are it's
something inherent it's something innate
it's something that's there
it may be plugged may be eclipsed that
may be concealed but it's a sixth sense
of the soul like any sense it may be
completed completely covered up and it
may be eclipsed by many forces within or
without but the reality of a munna is
there it's a state of the neshamah it's
the state of the Jewish soul which has
eyes that perceive the reality of a Shem
it's a helical economy mile it's a part
part of the divine they tell the cute
anecdote that there was this temple in
Indiana that heard that right across the
street somebody's planning to build a
big bar huge bar and the worshippers at
the temple are very upset because this
would of course change all of the
dynamics so they tried to petition the
government and they tried to Perdition
politicians and activists to try to stop
it to no avail
they started to gather every week in
prayer and pray to God that he shouldn't
allow this bar to open up but the plans
were going well and the construction was
on the way and right as it was complete
and the owner of the bar was about to
open it up a light - it was a storm and
a lightning struck the bar burnt it down
to the ground with simcha and sawsan
they were very happy in the temple but a
few weeks later they got a summons to
the court the owner of the bar sued the
congregation because they prayed and
they didn't stop praying and as a result
of that they owe him compensation for
what he lost they put up a defense and
they said it's ridiculous for anybody to
assume that our prayers caused his bar
to burn down the judge was examining
both sides he was reading through the
case and then he turns to the court he
says listen I don't know yet how I'm
going to decide this case of the
congregation is guilty or not guilty but
what I find is something very astounding
and that is it seems like that the owner
of the bar believes in prayer and the
congregants in the temple
absolutely don't believe in prayer he
said I find it to be very interesting
very funny in that sense Emunah
is the inheritance of every single
Jewish soul by the nature of it being an
Hashanah of it being the soul and does
the role of cycle and a moon are two
very different things and even if
somebody has doubts they have doubts
because of their reason because of
rationality life is filled with
questions the universe is filled with
mysteries with enigma there's pain this
challenges etc the Emunah remains pure
their muna remains undiluted
uncompromised that if in a few sentences
was a summation of what we discussed
last week tonight I asked this question
how is this state of emunah expressed
how does it play itself out how is it
manifested is it really does it really
belong practically to every person or to
put it in different words if emunah is
the state of the soul what does this
soul look like if somebody can take a
picture of the neshamah what would it
look like what does this neshama that we
call a helical akame mom Amish a piece
of God what exactly does it look like or
what does a life with the neshamah look
like what does a life of a muna look
like if somebody is in touch with this
dimension of themselves
what would their day-to-day life look
like what does it mean in other words to
live with your soul to live to live with
your Emunah how do I know if I'm in
touch with it how do I know if I'm in
touch with my soul it's there but how do
I know if I'm consciously connected to
it so we're going to explore tonight
vazaha Shem five features of a
faith-based life five features of a soul
based life or five features of faith
five features in which the quality of a
muna the truth of a muna would express
itself in a person's life a person who's
in touch with this dimension of
themselves which is there but they may
be in touch with it they may
be in touch with it and they're all in
the word of a Munna Munna as you know is
a very strange word in the Hebrew
language and ocean condition has many
different interpretations that don't
seem connected but we'll soon see that
each one of their nee each one of the
meanings of the word is representing
another feature of the way I'm gonna
manifest itself the first is in your
look in your source sheet the first is
let me tell you what these five are and
then you'll see the connection to our
Munna I'll say them in Hebrew and then
in English is ms breakers similar Alva
confidence integrity divine intimacy joy
and love if you look the word Emunah is
can be understood as a moon like they
say in Hebrew a moon adds me
self-confidence in moon as in confidence
poise it could be translated as NER
Manos as we say MSV Munna truthfulness
honesty integrity confirmation or mein
khayal Mela
naman truthfulness another meaning of a
moon is we say in the Megillah of Esther
kasha hi sir but um na ito bomba eita
she was faithful she was loyal loyal
loyal to Mordecai another meaning of
Emunah is from the word homeless Uman is
a craftsman Amano's is is as a craft a
trade or we call art you say this is my
somnus my saruman right and halacha this
is a craftsmen's work you say homeless
this is a piece of art that's also a
muna
and then there's omen as in the Megillah
again via he humane Hadassah he was like
the stepmother of a dasa he nurtured
Hadassah oh you men like an eye menace
on a menace said he said I Menace
azhagan and she she nurtures him she
nurses him she raises him by he in this
case it's a heave ahoy - ah dasa she had
no father and mother and somebody was
there Vere hell
being hadassah blossom what's the
connection between all of these all of
these meanings in the word emunah so we
have confidence we have integrity ms we
have the Vagos faithfulness loyalty we
have similar joy connected to openness
and finally we have our love I he I'm
Annessa docile there's a parsec we say
it every morning lover Dominic says
always Vasudeva BIM coin boy in his
space in a sham space there is noise and
hedva always means strength confidence
hedva means joy how do you recognize the
space of hashem mccoy two features or
ease confidence and hedva this is the
first feature of a soul based life the
first feature of a faith-based life this
is the first symptom of somebody who's
in touch with this quality with this
aspect with this dimension of themselves
that hail akela kami mal number one
confidence amoun Emunah as in a moon
true confidence in themselves because
because what does always really mean is
means that you have a person who is
truly secure truly confident within
themselves they need not validation
externally from outside this is a person
who's never involved in people-pleasing
they're not here to please other people
to make sure that they say or do the
right thing so that certain people or
groups or clubs should like them they
don't say things in order to make
themselves suitable to the environment
in order to fit in they don't have to
copy other people you know the
expression all of us are born originals
most of us die as copies the person of
true inner confidence is comfortable in
his or her originality
and need not become at some point a copy
of somebody else if I am involved in
people-pleasing
if I am seeking validation from outside
I am NOT in touch with that part of
myself I'm not in touch with my with my
soul with - Shama
we're from the neshamah perspective a
compliment doesn't save me a compliment
doesn't make me a compliment doesn't
create me and criticism does not destroy
me
I don't melt of course we all love
compliments as öhlins Oliver Sun you
should get as many compliments as you
can especially from your wife if it's
possible or from your husband there's
nothing like getting a compliment from
your wife and the cabeza from your
shraeger
nothing wrong with giving compliments
are getting compliments but the question
is am i desperately yearning for the
compliment am i desperately fearful of
the criticism so somebody who lacks a
true internal sense of self
it's the validation that makes me a
human being makes me a man makes me a
woman
it's the criticism that can destroy me
gets me angry derails me off my track
but somebody who has inner eyes they may
enjoy and appreciate the compliment but
they don't seek that validation because
they have a wholesomeness and what does
it have to do with if one truly realizes
and makes peace with the fact that they
had they are at selam aleykum
furthermore a helical akame mouth so you
think a compliment our chef makes him
and criticism destroys him he would have
been gone long ago the kala kala Comi
mal exists essentially it exists in Nate
Lee
it exists essentially and innately
because it exists and therefore it need
not copy it need not pleased at need not
that type of validation is a vert of the
magician Margot Sutra Margot once said
says in pre Kiev is he he avoid Javert
ha ha viva la hawkish Allah literally
the covered the honor that you friend
the
honor of your friend should be as
precious to you as your own covet in
other words I should treat another
person and be sensitive to their respect
as I'm sensitive to my own cover to my
own respect ask them as mr. maggot a
vintage question for them as it to
market and that is that's really the
pinnacle of pricky others my covet is an
absolute necessity if you've messed with
my covered forget about it we're not on
speaking terms for the rest of my life
we're saying he verification lock in
pre-k ovis it says hakima of art I've
ever covered mightiness other man oil
the kymaro Saddam Baba kama DAF lammott
Monde I am a heavily boy man the boy man
the person who wants to be lava Casa de
la calle Millard Ava's pre-k Elvises
Miller the Casa deucey it's extra piety
extra casa this so he's saying the
covered of your friend should be as
hover Vaz your own covered you would
think this person may be transcended a
little bit of covet the magician Margit
answers and he says the meaning of the
mission means something very different
he might have erikak of evil efficacy
Locke means the honor that your friend
bestows upon you should be as valuable
as the honor you bestow upon yourself
imagine imagine I'll give a personal
example if I go to an event and the
introduction is lousy sometimes you have
an introducer he knows that introduced I
told you once of crimes from leverage
that's how the mirror Shiva once said
that when they call him up for civic
addition to a hooker to do a hooker so
the master of ceremonies gets on the mic
and he says is mimic habits the Russia
achieve Robin shall Cobra a gorilla God
lador gone a dorm Hemi toisan - Tyson -
tell me did my bit see Tyler again one
of the great Greg greatest receivers who
ever lived
the primal average litter Saira Tyler
force in the condition so high I met a
good sense of humor he says it main
tasks a roof you think I go up I don't
go up is it Willis Hara noch amol
I want to hear it again why should I go
up he doesn't a second time I go up
right he was explaining to your mother
in Sanhedrin with your oven benefit of
Kokomo but so imagine imagine the
situation so the introduction is lousy
the introduction is lousy so I'm already
not feeling good about myself Ramona
let's long then I go up and I finish and
this brilliant applause never mind those
standing ovations people don't even
notice they were sleeping they were
texting so I go my feel empty so what do
I do I decide I'm gonna replay the whole
experience and I'll give myself the
honour I need it so I give myself an
introduction and of course it can be
limitless with praise nobody's watching
and then I do this speech over I just do
it a little shorter so I shouldn't fall
asleep and then when I finish the speech
I give myself a standing ovation for ten
minutes right so everybody understands
if you're dealing with a normal person
even people who are desperate for
validation and compliments and cover
don't do this why it's meaningless it's
so let's let's say what some is it's a
mockery it means nothing I'm gonna give
myself a standing ovation I'm gonna give
myself applause I'm gonna give myself
nice titles what's the what's what it's
worthless doesn't mean anything
says the maggoty he's void cover of evil
etiquette along the cover that other
people give you has exactly the same
value exactly the same value it means
exactly as much as the cover you give
yourself and one of the explanations is
because a person who's really in touch
with themselves meaning with their soul
with their Heil akela commie Mao your
compliment doesn't make me it doesn't do
anything significant it doesn't
contribute something if it's authentic
its authentic if it's inauthentic it
doesn't make me just like your criticism
does not destroy me I'm not dependent on
it I don't operate on that level of
consciousness I don't live in that zone
and if I'm living in that zone I am that
person whose craving the valley
datian people-pleasing copping whatever
it may be it means I am in touch with a
different dimension of myself I'm not in
touch with that part of the self where
there is a Munna with us kala kalah Comi
mal and that's why there's no amoun
that's why there's no real confidence
there is a weakness and by the way when
a person has this it's not by the way a
person is capable of being there for
somebody else person is capable of
giving of giving to somebody else
meaning if if your spouse say your wife
or your husband says something sharp to
you criticizes you or a friend or a
colleague or a partner so you'll see
different people respond in different
ways some people respond by attacking
back they attack in return or even if
they don't attack aggressively they
don't explode and they implode inside
they attack the other person in other
words they stoop down to the same place
that the attacker is they also go down
to that place what does it come from it
comes from the fact that I needed you to
validate me and instead you're
challenging me you're criticizing me it
shakes me up so what happens what
happens is I am now in a very weak
position a very defensive position and
I'm busy attacking you back but somebody
who has true confidence somebody who has
inner eyes somebody who has a moon
somebody who's in touch with their soul
then if you have a Nani then you can
become ayan unnie is the same letters of
I in somebody who has a real I can
suspend themselves and really listen to
the other person and actually
objectively analyze what is the other
person going through I don't have to
define myself based on your position or
based on your words are based on your
emotions I can actually listen what is
this person going through and how can I
perhaps help them I can actually listen
to them I could suspend myself and be
there for them a fellow comes home at
night from work a guy tells me comes
home from work and his Rebbetzin tells
him how difficult the day was
this is my symbol : the day was
difficult the day was stressful
immediately and she goes on explaining
to him how difficult and challenging the
day was you often have two responses one
fellow gets very upset he gets very
upset and the other fellow can actually
listen and empathize which is all she
wants why does a person get upset so
often the reason is not always but often
the reason is because he came home and
he wanted validation he wanted his wife
to tell him that he's amongst handsome
fellow and all of Muncey he's the most
brilliant guy on the planet she
appreciates his work infinitely his tie
matches his suit something special
he's something unique instead he has to
hear how difficult today was because if
essentially I need that validation I
need you to compliment me to fill my
void I can't be here for you I always
have to take and take and take and take
because there's no wholesome I but if I
have an inner wholesome I I could say
this person had a hard day they're
sharing it with me as well so listen
empathize what happened when you have a
nanny you could suspend yourself and be
there for another person even if they're
not only complaining about what they
went even though they're actually
criticizing you so what even if they say
something strong something powerful
think about it how do we respond do we
ride away become defensive and attack
because we're in a weak state or you're
actually awesome somebody said what they
said you'll examine it you'll listen to
it
you'll maybe try to understand where
they're coming from etc it's brought in
soir him that one of the differences
between kedusha not kedusha holiness and
antithesis of holiness is kedusha could
be a much SPEA
clipper the opposite of kedusha is
always amicable will not give will
receive why it all has to do with the
same thing somebody who's wholesome and
confident they can give somebody who's
not confident they could never give they
can't afford to give because I have a
bottomless pit that I need a fill so if
I don't have essential confidence I
always need to take and take and take
I'm always parasitic when I have a
wholesomeness now I can afford to
suspend myself and actually give to you
and what really has confidence in life
only that which is connected to the
source of life so it feels that it has
essential value it's not going to melt
away but something that doesn't have a
real connection with the source of life
it never feels completely wholesome it
has to feed off every situation it can't
really be there for another person
that's feature number one a life of a
life of ease a life of amoun which
brings us now to another another another
feature and that is you see number two
you have MS via Munna Munna from the
word truthfulness Ms like we say in my
roof Emma's vimana cosmic I am Elena or
like you'll say nay Manos ish naman a
truthful person honest integrity this is
a second feature of the soul meaning
somebody who is in touch with their soul
truly with their Emunah with this state
in themselves
this person will first of all never lie
and this person is not afraid of
revealing their own truth to other
people this is a person who will not
live in cover-ups this is a person who
can be vulnerable this is a person who
can be very honest why is it that so
many of our conversations are full of
cover-ups how many conversations do you
have with people that are truly truly
honest people really really talk about
their own truth their own MS their own
Plinius it's often rear to find such
conversations and such relationships
sometimes it's so bad that if the people
don't even know that they're doing it
they're not even aware of how much
they're covering up how much they're
blocking
but all the conversations are based on
wrote on habit one person is so
entrenched in this mode of conversation
and communication that a person often
doesn't even know how dishonest they are
and doesn't necessarily mean that
they're actively lying they may not be
lying but there's nothing truthful
coming out what does this have to do
with in many situations it has to do
with a very simple but a very profound
truth and that is if I communicate my
true feelings my true emotions I am
afraid that my identity my image will be
belittled in your eyes you will never
look at me the same again so I have to
walk around life with masks that will
make me believe that other people will
feel that I am perfect or close to
perfect it's very hard for me to be
vulnerable because when the masks are
removed what will remain of me what will
remain and I may be terrified of what
will remain what is this based on once
again do I feel that I really exist
although I feel that my existence has
value as long as there are cover-ups
here again it's interesting the term
most used in Kabal aniseh this for the
opposite of holiness is clipper kedusha
versus clipper so some of you were
trained and you heard the word clipper
so you know Clippers Clipper Clippers
Clippers Clippers but what does the word
clipper really mean clipper is a very
sophisticated term clipper means a shell
a husk a banana shell is called
a clipper an orange shell the shell of
an egg eyes of a walnut
it's a husk why do we call it a clipper
what's the idea of clip of a shell of a
cover of a husk but the truth is that
the word expresses the essence of what
it is because whenever something or a
person needs to exist within a clipper
within a shell within a cover-up it
means they're not in touch with their
own holiness it means they're not in
talk
with their own soul kedusha thrives in
openness Klipper thrives in cover-ups
anything that is afraid that if you
expose it you remove all the layers it
will cease to exist
needs to have one clipper and another
clipper to survive kaduche on the other
hand doesn't need any cover-ups because
it exists essentially it exists innately
and because it exists innately the
person doesn't live a life where they
cover things up so it's a whole
different type of reality there's people
to walk around with bulletproof vests
you can't have a real honest
conversation with them they live in a
shell they live in a husk when I have
confidence I never lie I can say I'm
sorry why is it that some people could
never say I'm sorry why is it because to
say I'm sorry is a very vulnerable thing
I'm exposing my weakness I'm saying I
made a mistake I made a mistake so
you're gonna think that what that I'm
lowly I'm despicable I'm horrible again
my existence is based on cover-ups
but somebody who has an inner always an
inner wholesomeness feature number one
so then they're honest they're honest
about themselves they're honest about
life they could be vulnerable about
their emotions on the contrary they can
be extremely vulnerable because it does
not shatter the core of their identity
that's why you'll see an interesting
thing whenever you're at a group where
people reveal the whole truth about
their life you'll always feel kedusha
there if you go to places certain groups
of recovery or whatever where people
have no cover-ups they say the truth
complete truth and nothing but the truth
about their experiences about their
mistakes about their emotions about life
about their feelings and so forth you
could vividly almost vividly feel a
certain energy of spirituality there a
certain energy of godliness there
because will you remove shells
husks that's the first catalyst it's the
first springboard for experience for
experience is something without
cover-ups of the gemara says I saw my
Shalaka there's Baro who ms the seal of
Aramis truth that's the basics of
Judaism of Judaism is predicated on the
fact that people are not in touch with
their own truths and they don't speak
their own truth and everyone is busy
wearing masks and creating bigger masks
and thicker masks they can't have a
relationship they can't have a
relationship with their soul that's the
second feature ms ms via muna now
there's a third feature the third
feature has to do with a pasta key
McGillis Esther it says that Esther was
by Akash various and she fulfilled the
wishes of Mordecai CarShare HOSA vom na
ito
what does bomb na mean but um not what
does mean by aamna that Esther remains
loyal she remains faithful tomorrow hi
she's in the palace of Akash parish but
she remains but um nah she remains loyal
and faithful to Martha hi what does this
mean in life this is the third feature
of Anna Munna based life a soul based
life and this you can convey in the one
word called da cos meaning when somebody
becomes aware of their soul when
somebody becomes aware of their Emunah
they become cognizant of the truth that
I may be in the palace of a hysteric but
I remain baaaam na e ty I remain
faithful and I remain loyal there is
always a part in you there was always a
dimension in you that exists an absolute
Vegas absolute oneness and intimacy with
Hashem in which they could be absolutely
no separation there are people who walk
around all day and all night thinking
that they are evil
they're bad they're messed up they're
dirty they're taunt parn --is-- they're
morally and spiritually filthy because
mistakes that they made and they feel
the guilt they feel the heaviness and
they may have made mistakes but if this
is your perspective on yourself I am
damaged goods I am bad
I am lowly it means I am NOT in touch
with my soul with - Rama if you would be
in touch with your soul you would know
that there's a part of you the true is
part of you that is absolutely pure
sacred sigh of like untarnished in
complete intimacy with the divine where
no mistake or no sin or no transgression
can ever ever damage it or tarnish it or
contaminate it sometimes it seems like
we look at ourselves or our loved ones
our children our students and we embrace
a doctor and that's really from another
religion and that's called original sin
we often look at our boys at our girls
they come into our homes or they come
into our schools or our communities and
we look at them as guilty till proven
innocent this is the doctrine of
original sin I assume your bad if after
a few months you will prove yourself
that you're behaving and you're living
up to my standards maybe I'm going to
change my position about you that you
are good this is one of the great
violations of one of the most important
doctrines of Emunah and a V despite the
lack of the true understanding and
awareness that in your core presently
right now there's a space in you which
is absolutely wholesome and it's
absolutely sacred and it's absolutely
pure we say nine times iam Kippur after
your daya Rosalyn Vassallo my sister
called Phi after
call cadre votin avoiding lawyers
believe in darwin element Mehta Minister
Maneka de Naga over say near optimal for
NASA shattrath Himalayan of essential oh
no meaning you know the secrets of the
universe
you know the hidden secrets of every
living creature you see what's inside
the kishkas cadre button you see in the
kidneys and the heart and intestines of
every person
nothing is concealed from you over shame
and therefore we say please forgive us
for all of our sins somebody once asked
a question it doesn't make sense if you
really see everything that's going on so
you see I don't see so I look at you you
look like it's Adak but you see so you
see all the dirt you see all the
corruption you see all the agendas you
see all the politics you see all the
lies you see all the falsehood
you should say Hashem even though you
see please do me a favor attractiveness
in Kelowna over Haines means and
therefore you see everything and
therefore you should forgive us what's
then here for and therefore you may
think you'll never forgive or still
forgive us but this is endless but this
is exactly what we're saying we missed
the whole point
athlete they arezzo Ellen because you
know the true depth of every person over
same therefore forgive us because you
know that my core self was never engaged
in this mistake in the sin on the
contrary the only reason I did it is
because I didn't know who I was if I
would have been in touch with my true
eye I would have never engaged in this I
would have never done this take a look
this is one of the foundations of the
teachings of the Baal Shem Tov here's a
quote from Lakota Tyra the mind machine
I'm Alice my mama came just a few lines
but the way he expresses it is
absolutely gorgeous he says opinon see
Sir all who Leroy every Jew is called
you all you all is two words Leroy's my
head you sir all right does you have Lee
Lama dude and then rach olive who
penis neshama Sheila Milam and I go for
me now safer this is the neshamah which
he centrally transcends the body and
also transcends reason it's not just a
logical being a transcends reason ok
mazui
acharyaji to me you cut from the negan
whoever hit me usually my shammies
borrows beliefs from peer admission life
this dimension is always one with Hashem
without any separation ok mizuage bacala
corrected mr. Olaf Alok al-sabah column
and this dimension exists in every
single Jew even in cash of a column
meaning even the most light-headed
person among all the lightheaded ones so
you might think this person is a cow
shove a column as they used to say
what's the culture of a column that even
the column column account even those who
are lightheaded Cola Macau right even
there even the SATs cos Cola Motzkin so
he says says Lakota Tara that this
planer which Pinner that there's no
Peter these f4d yoshida me you could
completely one with Hashem exists in
every Jew even a cache of account or
Marcia castle we ask to give all the
kakashi on himself Oh Marcia cause of
the past success he courage to caress a
nephesh there are certain sins through
which you cut your soul off and let's
add to the question if you read NEC free
mu sir
throughout all the generations you will
see how often they tell you watch out
because if you do this and this you're
dead meat you're done you're cut off in
this world the next world the barbecue
that you are going to burn in we cannot
even describe the intensity of its heat
because of how evil you are comes here a
year who wrote Herschel Furnari who was
one of the greatest masters of Halawa
the bow Latanya vassal american says
he's heard yahudim a you thought how can
he say that this pronoun
how can he say that this of an element
in a Jew even in a cow shove a column
which means a Russia that is a qaddafi'd
Oh me you heard with Hashem beliefs
should pitted without any separation
here's a arou may have dedicated years
to surah chorus the prohibitions that
have the penalty of chorus how can you
say this this is um
a loaded question mark mashayikhina
Vedas come Buddha's my master I think
probably mark Mustafa evaded Hamoudi
suceava Chris's because he transgressed
serious sins for which a high of chorus
so he answers he says NMR algunas Yakov
Shan is mr. massage Avelina sister all a
nun if read this my memory is barakah
sure my wherever the Toyota speaks about
chorus is talking about the dimension of
Yaakov Yaakov is you'd a cthe it's the
element of the soul that comes down into
the heel meaning it's a certain element
of spirituality which can get cut off
but there's always a state of you sir oh
that's articulated in Titus Aniston and
terrorists are Baal Shem Tov
particularly and over there there could
never be any separation what so ever
or as the same author once said I eat
nish take an initiative ill Zion
appreciates fun Ilocos a Jew can't and
doesn't want to be separated from
godliness l'll ask him he'll tell you I
can and I want what do you mean I can
and I want the State of Israel is always
in an absolute condition of Vegas hi I'm
noe thing you could be four years by our
house Raiders but the faithfulness is
there and the loyalty is always there
does this mean the person never made
mistakes of course the person made
mistakes
but they shouldn't confuse making
mistakes with concluding that they are a
mistake or confusing making mistakes
with the idea that I am damaged it's
irreparable irreversible that's a tragic
error that's a terrible mistake so
living with the soul means that you
always know there's a part of you that
is completely pure completely wholesome
and if I don't feel this way if I can't
feel that about myself then at this
moment I am completely not in touch with
my neshama
with my am with my soul which means I'm
detached from the truest
aspect of myself I'm gossiping about the
cameras as alpha pizzicato you swallow
now we understand the deal kiss not
Yahoo bot but he swallow
that's the Draco's the beautiful part
from the hoisin below blue highs
available in one said we say in my roof
for hustler Sutton dolphin a No
Oh Mia her a no she says I understand
you ask Hashem to remove the Sutton from
before you ahead of you'll the phony no
he's in front of me what is he doing in
front of me he's showing me a certain
way a certain path what's masquerade
know why is he behind me what what does
he gain from being behind me so he says
there's the Sultan ahead of you who's
telling you where to go but after you do
the Sindh is the something behind you
who's telling you I you're a really
really bad person you're a rat nap Apple
you're a rotten apple you're damaged and
in many ways that Sultan is worse than
this Sutton Lu Fernando because for the
sudden the Fernando there's a remedy you
can do chuva but for the sense of guilt
and shame that you feel horrible and
damaged for this does no sugar because
you think it's a good thing you think
your guilt is spiritual you think your
guilt is coming from your holiness you
were told that you're bad you tell
yourself that you're bad and when
somebody is not in touch with that part
of themselves it means they are detached
from their own truth and that's why it's
brought in zoya and said there's two
levels of true ver this true but at our
anchovy law the lower level of Troop of
the higher level of - what's the
difference the lower level of truth is a
person does tribute for their mistakes I
made a mistake I do true ver I remorse i
express regret I say I'm sorry I make a
resolution for the past and I rewrite I
make a resolution for the future just
like I regret the past that's true
batata jovial or the higher level of
truth is something else it's realizing
that there was a part of me that never
sinned there was a part of me that
always remained devil on the contrary
that part of me with not only it did not
sin I never sinned because if I would
have been I if I would have known who I
if I would have been in touch with I I
would have never sinned I never sinned
and maybe what I have to do truven
should realize I have to do Trouville
for the fact that I think that I have to
do trivia sometimes you have to do
truther for the fact that you think that
you have to do Trula for the fact that
you don't forgive the you you don't
realize that you you don't realize the
depth the beauty the purity the
godliness the holiness of the you
sometimes that's the greatest river that
you need to do the truth is that you
think that you need to do children other
words that you are essentially evil and
tarnished for that one has to do River
that's a higher level of truth that
relates to a person's pure essence this
is the third component of a Munna
a moon Akasha is abominated is a part
that's always lay loyal that's always
faithful that always good and do not
gossip about yourself and walk around
saying how bad you are
I made mistakes but it's not the I that
made mistakes it's because I didn't know
how beautiful the are is that I made
mistakes
I played a a rosy or a lump you know who
I really am since you know who I really
am before Haines yachts in Chatham :
walk all of innocent if somebody else
doesn't know who I really am but you do
know who I really am so that changes
that changes the whole picture which
brings us now to the fourth feature
which has to do with joy this has to do
with joy simply simply in life what
makes certain people happy what makes
certain people miserable anybody here is
happy what's the secret what's the idea
behind similar
I once read about an experiment that a
scientist made I read it I did not
research I did not research it well
Seidel I can't say that it's an
authentic experiment but somebody
brought I read it once in an essay and a
captive it was very interesting so that
a scientist once he took a number of
fleas you know the little tiny bugs and
he put them into a glass jar and jar was
open on the top so what does a healthy
flea do when it's in a jar
they just florid they were just all left
you know they they left a giant they fly
out of the jar and they see this fine
now what he did was they quickly they
quickly they quickly jumped out of the
jar so what did he do he put the fleas
back into the jar but this time he
placed a glass lid over the top so now
the fleas began jumping trying to fly
out but each time they jumped they hit
the glass lid falling back down into the
jar so they tried this hundreds of times
maybe thousands of times and each time
they stepped out the happen cup and
vaunt each time they knocked their head
into the glass lids trying to jump out
fly out and they went back down so after
experimenting with this many many times
at some point at some point they
realized something
what did they do conditioned to the
presence of the glass lid they began
jumping but slightly below the glass lid
so that they shouldn't hit they
shouldn't hit their body into the glass
lids
so they began jumping but each time now
they learned exactly the heights how
high you can jump and not
to yourself because they didn't want to
hit it the scientists then removed the
glass lid he was expecting what's gonna
happen they are going to fly out of the
lid and be free but what happens was
they did not they flew till the top and
they went back down they learnt to limit
themselves from jumping beyond the
height of the lid even though was
removed because once upon a time they
could not fly higher than that and
therefore they learned that they cannot
fly higher than that and they remained
imprisoned they couldn't escape the jar
when I read this I thought to myself
what is this really about this is
basically a limitation that didn't
really exist but it's a limitation that
exists in their mind it existed in their
mind since one apart once upon a time
they couldn't fly above the lid so
therefore they came to believe that they
simply can't and because they simply
can't they would not even try I asked
you is this not a metaphor for so many
people's lives at some point perhaps
when the person was young they tried to
fly but somebody knocked him over the
head and said you stay in the jar it
could have been a comment it could have
been an experience it could have been an
encounter whatever it may be and
sometimes for the rest of their life
they will not fly too high they will
always limit the height that they're
ready to jump and fly because of an
internal belief that tells them you
can't you're gonna hurt yourself so who
are they imprisoned to their own beliefs
not even themselves their own beliefs
that's what happens when you don't know
who you are the truth is I think this is
demeaning is an extraordinary Evan Ezra
obey now Rama
as a rights and partial smiles this week
why is it that moisture Boehner the
leader of the first leader of the Jewish
people was not raised among Jews you
would think that our son would warn that
the first leader of the Jewish people
should be a homegrown tomato as they say
he should know what Jews are like what a
shallow moussaka looks like what a
kiddush looks like what a bris looks
like what a Sheva brachot looks like
what a Jewish parking lot looks like he
should know the matzo he came from a
different culture imagine mama she
didn't fit in
that's what Evan has an interesting
question so there Vanessa says me over
beside a sham who knows but then he
offers two answers answer number one
Devin Ezra says is that if moisture
would have grown up among the Jews
nobody would respect him the old
expression
ain't no vbe ray some cypher brings that
you can't be a prophet in your own city
every enter would come over to him and
say i remember how you cried by your
bris and i remember when your mother
dropped you off in school and you threw
a tantrum for three hours and we
couldn't calm you down and every person
would tell emotion about know if your
ding-dong columns Oscar I remember when
you still ran around in Pampers really
when did you become an avi really you
became an avi when did that happen we
barbecue together I don't understand we
were eating spareribs together when did
you become a prophet suddenly go handle
go mark on a sec with them every every
custom was gonna tell him that he knew
him before sups Rhenish before his Bar
Mitzvah fired the Craig that's one
reason to have an educator then he gives
another reason astonishing reason that
Vanessa says that if moisture would have
grown up among the Jewish people you
know what the problem would have been he
would have developed a slave mentality
and he would not be able to overthrow
the Egyptian Empire because he would
have grown up among slaves full of
insecurity and fear he had to grow up in
an atmosphere of aristocracy in an
ambience of royalty he had to grow up
with fiery Peres himself yet so that way
he thought of things expensively he
didn't have
a godless mentality he wasn't mediocre
he was in meek he wasn't surrendered to
his fate he could think big he could
think like a king so paradoxically
it was pyro who fuelled the revolution
against pirate because only royalty can
give you an experience of royalty that's
what Evan Ezra says so essentially it's
what the scientists proved or didn't
prove with this lid because many of us
have what I would call an invisible lid
we have an invisible lid we just don't
know it but it's an invisible lid you
don't see the lid but it's there it's
there in my fears it's dear in my
consciousness it may be there from
childhood or from tea whenever it's
there but it's there all right why
because I don't know that I'm a Haley
Kelly call me Mom I don't know about the
part of me that is absolutely free the
part of me that is absolutely confident
the part of me that is absolutely
truthful and the part of me that is
absolutely good and holy and therefore
powerful and divine and infinite I don't
know about it I have a lid and I become
a prison to my thoughts and believes
about myself so what's this third
feature of Akos it means that whatever
happened to you in your life either by
you're doing or by other people's doing
there are people people sitting in this
room who suffer with addiction there are
people who have been abused there are
people who have been abused badly that
people have been abused as children or
older or as adults in physical ways or
in psychological ways or both
emotionally spending they're very and
they look at themselves as damaged and
they have an invisible lid we have an
invisible lid we will never jump too
high because at some point somebody told
us we can't and we bumped our heads and
it was painful and we learnt to keep low
for the rest of our life the symptom of
Emunah
means that there's an element of you
that reflects the freedom of its creator
it reflects the infinity of its creator
it reflects the power of its creator
that's what we Lehrer means that's what
real choice means
the real soul has real choices it's free
it's not a slave it's not a victim to
its own faith and it never deals with
the lid
never has a lid and therefore it may be
that there are components of me that I
have to deal with that are painful I may
have made mistakes and I may have made
serious mistakes but not because I am a
mistake and not because the mistake has
penetrated to my core that's not true
it's usually the other way around if I
would have been in touch with my eye I
would have never made these mistakes I
didn't know who I was which is what
relieves most people to engage in things
most destructive because they don't
understand their power they don't
understand their depth and they don't
understand their relationship with God
and what is really addiction if not
looking for substitutes in things that
really only Hashem could fill for you
all the diction is basically a person is
looking to fill their void with certain
substances or things and the only one
who can really fill that void is God and
I attribute to these substances divine
power but it's ultimately going to fail
me because today I'll make me satisfied
for a few hours but then tomorrow the
void is still there and I just need more
of it more of it because that's not
where my issue is going to come from but
when you're truly in touch with yourself
and that relationship so then you can
fix that you can always fix these
mistakes because your core as he says
here there's never car race you were
never cut off you're always in a state
of well-being there which now we can
understand the concept of of simcha and
here it's important to understand what
simple is what creates joy in people's
life what makes people happy there's a
few components that I want to emphasize
and they all have to do with a feature
of Emunah number one it's it's stream ly
important to understand the soul doesn't
need anything to be happy
oh is the head verbum coma in his space
there's happiness
in the space of the neshamah naturally
there simcha it's always in touch with
its source and in his space and are some
space just confidence and there's joy
the soul doesn't need stimulation in
order to get it going in order to make
it but simply in order to make it happy
when you're in touch with your soul your
soul is one with the source of all life
there is a natural flow of positive
energy and joy don't mix up joy with fun
life is not always fun sometimes life is
painful but there's always joy there's a
sense of purpose a sense of
wholesomeness a sense of simcha sense of
happiness the soul doesn't acquire joy
from outside it is in a state of joy now
and I'm feeling stressed I'm feeling
angry I'm feeling jealous all of these
things I am right they're not in touch
with the state of my soul and it's very
important for people to be able to see
which side their thoughts are coming
from let's say I'm feeling very angry
I'm feeling very jealous I'm feeling
very stressed don't ask yourself why
you're feeling jealous or why you're
feeling stressed or why you're feeling
angry ask yourself a deeper question and
that is which part of me is feeling
jealous which part of me is feeling
angry which part of me is feeling
stressed and you will see it's not your
soul it's never your soul you came to
the made of premise lon and he said that
this other Jew opened up a store on the
other side of the city and it's gonna
destroy his whole business said it's the
other side of the city was a real store
there's no he said it's gonna destroy
his whole business he can't rest anymore
his life is destroyed so that made of
the finish line said to him that there's
an interesting phenomenon when a horse
you ever watched a horse comes to the
ocean or to the stream or to the to the
lake to drink so the horse bends down to
start drinking but before it starts
drinking the horse starts kicking say
hey Pathan break-ins a astark the horse
start
kicking very strongly why why and when
it kicks the water gets murky and dirty
and cloudy with the with the sand and
then the hordes drinks why she the maid
Oh said I'll tell you why
the Maas behind the Pacifica loggia for
nigh ferret I'll explain to you the
psychology of the horse the horse comes
to the hall to the beach to this stream
to the lake
puts down its head and is about to drink
and who does the horse see in the water
another horse as the horse is looking
down into the water the horse sees a
horse it's a gum leaf Bush is how maliki
me bye boys
you come into my territory my domain
you're gonna just take away my water my
paw no sir so the horse starts kicking
the horse starts kicking it's trying to
kick and destroy the other horse that it
sees in the waters and other horse would
go away and the water should be his to
drink the may little smiles and he says
new the horse is making three mistakes
number one what the horse sees as his
competitor is essentially a reflection
of himself number two by kicking all
he's doing is making his own water dirty
and number three there's enough water
for everybody and the truth is most
jealousy is this which part of me is
getting jealous say I'm jealous I'm
angry you said this to me you're
obnoxious I don't like you wait wait
wait remember this there's never a mad
serious in life that you have emotions
about what another person said I'll say
it again there's no situation in life
will you have emotions about what
somebody said now you're looking at me
from which Velka love one is Arabic a
fallen just tonight I got into a fight
with somebody cuz he told me something
and I told that he's a narcissistic
selfish person I didn't tell him but I
thought it
we never emot-- from something that
somebody else said or did our emotions
are coming from the way we
think about what they said or did it's
the way we process what they said you
say something challenge yourself we say
he's obnoxious I hate him I'm angry at
him no no wait one second before you go
there how did you experience what he
said what are the thoughts he said so
and so you had a thought in response to
that it's the thought that made you feel
the way you feel the time you always
says mid this come from saeho meaning if
you change the way you think you change
the way you feel but this takes a lot of
work because we don't even realize the
way we think we take for granted that
our thoughts are higher in Menasha maíam
halal emotion is sin it's not true your
thoughts are your thoughts the person
said what they said what are my thoughts
about what they said the person did what
they did what am i experiencing how am i
processing it that is what's producing
my emotions so you always have to ask
the question I'm angry I'm jealous which
part of me is angry and jealous what are
the thoughts that created that anger and
jealousy and did those thoughts come
from the clip in me
or they came from the hailer Kelly Comi
mal and me that those thoughts come from
the shells and me which they may have or
they came from the pardon me that is
absolutely one with the divine which
part I'll tell you if the thoughts came
from the part that's completely divine
you probably would not be jealous you
probably would not be angry because when
you're in that space you're good you're
good
why don't we get angry in life people
get angry because they feel powerless I
get angry because I feel powerless in
this situation your hailer Kelly Comi
mal never feels powerless on the
contrary it always feels empowered and
what's its power its power is that this
situation happened and it allows me an
opportunity to work on myself and to
accomplish something so simcha in the
soul is a natural state this
the soul is naturally happy when we see
people are happy we want to know what
they're taking we expect people to be
miserable when people are miserable
everything is wonderful when we see
people are happy we want to know what's
wrong
are you want something something
happening you won the lottery but that's
not the case the naturals look at a
child the natural state of a human being
is to be happy to celebrate life not to
worry and be anxious but our thoughts
take us over and every experience
stresses us out and the real main point
here is that the soul always knows that
in every situation there's meaning this
purpose I am where I have to be I'm in
the right place I'm in the right time
and I am given all the resources I need
to achieve what I have to achieve in
this place in this situation it may be a
challenging situation but happiness
doesn't mean fun happiness means a sense
of inner contentment and fulfillment of
knowing I'm capable of doing the right
thing in this situation and that's a
gift that a person has where does this
come in to the word emunah this is the
fourth feature that has to do with first
of all of course trust and Munez entrust
betoken which is the cause of simcha but
also the word luminous luminous why
because this attitude allows the person
to be able to see the art in every
single situation I should be able to see
every moment as a my sominus I should be
able to see the artistic component the
ominous the my sonís in every situation
it was fashioned by an omen by the great
craftsman who brought me to this place
put me in this situation I'm in this
place I'm in this time and I have all
the resources that I need in order to
achieve my career to achieve my mission
in this particular place that's what
simcha ultimately is that's
joyas the final feature is love Alva by
he remain as Hadassah Mordecai nurtured
he nursed s' he gave he was therefore
Hadassah she didn't have parents and he
became so to speak the stiff tata the
stiff mama he he raised her this is
another major quality of of the soul be
Sol Sol anta founder of the Muslim
movement once saw drew eating chicken
and Camilla gonna give him Emma for some
Emmy was eating the chicken with a lot
of passion and debe salsa lanta said why
are you eating the chicken with so much
passion so this Jew said because I love
the chicken she says you really love the
chicken he says yet he says Wow
is this what you do to all those you
love you have them killed and plucked
and sliced and sauteed and boiled and
cooked and then convert it into your
blood is this what you do with all you
love you don't love the chicken you love
your abdomen you love your taste buds
you love your stomach and the chicken is
a hasty tempter in your love of yourself
so here's the big question
are we really capable of loving a
philosopher once said we don't love
other people we love our version of them
am I really capable of of love
am I really capable of loving another
person you would think I'm capable of
loving myself if you can help me achieve
my goals then I love you but it's like
the Mishna says a vittoria bird over
it's conditional as long as you do what
I need so then I love you because
essentially I love me and I love you
only because the you somehow contributes
to the me and of the you would not
contribute to than me
I would never ever love you but I can't
really love you I can only love me
and you as long as you're doing
something for them me I can love you I
don't love the chicken I love myself the
chicken tastes good so I say I love the
chicken is our love to others really
different I love you because you
enriched my life however you enrich my
life physically or spiritually
emotionally or your compan whatever it
is you do for me that's why I love you
that's on one level that's true but on
the level of the soul this is why he I -
Hadassah here a person is truly capable
of love so when the convert when the
Gentile comes to hillo in Shaba stuff
Lama dollar Franz has teach me all of
Tyria on one leg teach me the whole teri
on one foot how long can you stand on
one foot for let's say 40 seconds teach
me everything there is in Judaism in 40
seconds so he'll law says no problem
what you dislike to be done to you don't
do it anybody else that's the whole
trade everything else is commentary go
study the commentary video finishes
vilgum are so rashly asked the question
how could you say the whole Toyota is
about human relationships focus mezuzah
hookah citizen festival on hill festival
Allah all the hell off has been Adam are
mahkum hoaxes Cassius what does it have
to do with wearing the Stanley suits are
my signal a sign I for you just like to
be done to you don't do that anybody
else but that's only half of Judaism all
the mitzvos is about what you like to be
don't don't - you don't do to somebody
else what I do with mezuzah was with not
eating on Yom Kippur what I do with
keeping Shabbos most of that laughers
don't have to do with personal
relationships at least many don't but
the truth is as follows every single
Mitzvah is there to open up a window to
the soul every Mitzvah opens up a window
to the salic alikom Imam and the only
way a person can really love is when
they're in touch with that place in
themselves because when I'm in touch of
that place within myself two things
happen first of all I could love wildly
and passionately and I'm not afraid
we're often afraid of loving because
love is vulnerable love is attachment
love is taking risks if I don't love you
if I live in solitary confinement ever
see how people give Shalom Aleichem
give Mira or how people say is Chicago
yet I can't love because it's dangerous
if I stay in my own dollar Damas if I
stay in my own cocoon I'm safe to love
passionately to love violently well I
don't mean literally violently but I
mean to love like Troy my malik says
i've as Akama vez a ver to love with
real passion it's very vulnerable it's
very vulnerable so you really have to be
truly confident to be able to love with
all your soul to love others and if you
can't love others you can't love Hashem
even to love yourself even your own
loved ones to really really love not
just selflessly but really love that's
number one but it's deeper because when
I recognize my Haley Kelly Comi mal then
I can truly love you because on that
level there's real oneness because the
God who I am a part of you're also a
part of and if I really love myself I
really love you if a half dollar Erica
Monica doesn't mean only love your
friend as much as you love yourself it
means love your friend like you love
yourself it's an extension of loving
yourself because which part of yourself
do you really love if I can't love you
it means I don't love me I love my suit
I love my nose I love my bank account I
love my car I love my watch and some
people just love that and all their life
they're investing in buying things so
they should be able to love themselves
and be able to say I'm a success story
then I can't love you but if I love my
real self if I love my true self if I
love my true identity my true core which
is part of our M so then that's in you
too so I can really really cherish and
respect and embrace that part in you too
that's in you too it's one on that level
is real one is so if I truly love the
true I then I love the true you so then
Ava is not just an option
Ava's the natural state love is the
natural state it's not that I have to
subdue myself and force myself and
challenge myself it's really the natural
state of the person but he only main s
Hadassah I can be the true ultimate
nurturer because I'm in touch with that
part of myself so
Hillel says Zeljko Latoya cool the whole
traders a commentary on how to love the
whole Terrier why is the locus of yom
kippur a comment and how to love the
locus of not eating meat and milk is a
commentary in house but not eating me to
milk because it's all there to be able
to get you in touch with your soul
everyone every single I love every midst
and if you get in touch with you so
that's the key to love so therefore
Hillel says that's that's that's call a
traitor Kula so I saw this story that I
want to conclude with and I thought it's
quite a story that captures this message
it's about a senator a u.s. senator his
name was David Rice Atchison David Rice
Atchison what's the useless of David
Rice Atchison how does he end up here in
1840 a March fourth so since this is the
campaign for the next president of the
United States is in full full force and
fiery passion so I guess the story is
appropriate there no Garre March 4th
1850 a couple of years ago was the
scheduled inauguration date of
president-elect Zachary Taylor this was
the day that Taylor was supposed to be
inaugurated March 4th 1850 the problem
is it was a Sunday and he was a faithful
observer of what used to be called the
Christian Sabbath
so therefore Taylor refused to be
inaugurated as president on that day he
said it has to wait till Monday I'll
become president on Monday this would
leave the nation without a president for
24 hours because hailers predecessor
President James Paul he already left
office as scheduled Sunday at noon and
there was no new president till Monday
at noon so the nation for 24 hours with
be without a president
according to the rules of succession who
would fill the shoes of the President of
the US for those 24 hours it was Senator
HSN he was to be the president for one
day unfortunately David Rice Aitchison
was very fond of food but he was also
very fond of a good drink Saturday
nights there were very large and festive
inauguration parties and action s'en
overdid it a little bit and he draped
and he drank into the wee hours of the
morning and he said I'm exhausted
and he gave strict instructions nobody
should wake him up
nobody should wake him up so you know
what happened he slept through all
Sunday and by the time he woke up it was
Monday afternoon he slept through his
entire presidency he simply slept
through his entire presidency I asked
you a question
is this not the story of so many lives
exactly the same story we forget that
we're children of the king we sleep
through our presidency we sleep through
great possibility great potential
instead of living lives of greatness we
settle for mediocrity to be a senator is
nice but it's not a president ask Hilary
we forget that though not always great
ourselves we are always connected to a
greatness beyond ourselves a potential
that is absolutely infinite we forget
that we're the sons and daughters of
royalty we were given the gifts to
literally be able to create
transformation because of the divine
core that's in us
we say I wish I wish I can have coffee
with a friend and help him he's hurting
but I'm too stressed out to take on
somebody else's Sarris I know the new
kid in school really needs a new friend
but I can't do anything about it I got
my own problems we convinced ourselves
we can't be any kind or more
compassionate less angry more
understanding we convinced ourselves
that our marriages are destined to be
war zones that Shalem by is happiness on
our home is not a real option fighting
in our house will endure we convince
ourselves we can't be liberated we can't
free ourselves of addictions bad habits
instincts anger stress anxiety
depression sadness melancholy simply
because we don't know who we are we
think like slaves what was yesterday
will be tomorrow and I am always the
victim the five features of an a muna
based life of a life in which you live
with your soul is to change that
paradigm
it begins with changing your thoughts
you learn to discover real confidence
that's always there and then you learn
to discover real honesty that was always
there you learn to discover your
intimacy of acres that was always there
you learn to discover your joy that is
always there and you learn to discover
the gift of love that was always there
have a wonderful week
[Applause]
maja pox on ya sh t
thank you of I teach I'm always now meet
and it certainly would for someone for
sure that we know that right always is
the same confidence you have to have
inner peace yeah then you have inner
peace I know is that the Toyota because
I thought it is yeah thank you yeah
you