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CHAZAQ's Tehillim Treasures Episode #73 Chapters: 145-146 | with Rabbi Yechiel Spero
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hello everybody and welcome back to
another episode of tum Treasures where
we will plumb the beautiful depths and
Treasures of tum from the very beginning
of tum to the end of D's Masterpiece
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chapters of tum as we near the end of
This Magnificent journey through tum
Treasures chapter 145 and 146 K and K K
is awfully familiar wonderfully familiar
it's the capital
ofid the capital
of and we said this Capital thousands
and thousands of times in our lives and
now it seems so so familiar and we find
it in t it seems to have a different
when we're saying it is to it's not just
another ashr it's the
ash you know I remember when I
was I remember when I was um sitting by
nil and I was reading a beautiful
introduction to
Nila and it was written in the art I
believe and then I read it a a more
elaborate one in ra isan's marer
companion and it was about we we come
face to face with
ashre we always took it for granted our
good friend ashr he's there for us Shak
he's there for us Ash in a second time
he's there for us by Ash is always there
and we know him well we know our ashr
well and then we come to
nil and when we come to nil the ofil the
holiest the holiest prayer of the year
it begins with
ashre and suddenly in
that that we normally don't even take
much time to to reflect upon we suddenly
come upon them by when our very lives
are hanging in the balance we're very
vulnerable suddenly you raise your hands
and you
say and we know that Hashem can give us
anything and at that moment anything
that we're asking for his
life and we wait and wait and wait we
wait to be
answered but ash good old Ash suddenly
becomes very very special a that we
treasure that we might even cry
about and it's and it's a beautiful
beautiful and it's AA that that I think
we take for granted I I certainly do but
it's kada to stop for a moment
and
reassess what is it that we're asking
Hashem how are we praising Hashem what
is it that we're saying and I heard a
beautiful
sometimes when you know of someone you
know them
so you know them not like you're your
best friends or anything but you know
them you see tremendous milus but the
more you get to know someone the less
impressed you are and that's often the
case somebody once told me no one's a
good B until you've heard him
doing which is a great line but know you
hear about somebody's greatness and then
you're no because you become more
familiar with him you take him for
granted
praiseworthy are those that are they sit
in the
bement day and night every single
day but even though they know you so
well
Hashem but o they still praise
you who's more intimate than
the who knows you better than
the but that's hashem's greatness the
more we get to know about him and we're
so limited in our scope of understanding
but the more we get to know the The More
We Want To Praise
Him and if you think about that and you
stop and think about it and you don't
Mumble and ramble on about ashray but
you really put thought into it your
ashray will be transformed Med and not
only will your Ash be transformed so
will your life we now move on to
cap in the 146th chapter of we say we
call out
hasem in the last Capital we explained
that the O is going on that we still
praise Hashem even though we know him so
well in a very very famous piece known
as
aamra says
that we praise I
praise with my o o is the extra little
tidbits that we do the extra nuggets
that we invest into person has so so
much to try to accomplish but we're
limited but then sometimes you push
yourself a little bit more and when you
push yourself a little bit more
suddenly you find
new with that oid with that little bit
more that's a testament Hashem to the
way we feel about you to the way we
praise you to the way we love
youan
galinski was a b NC and there was never
any food to
eat and they managed with whatever they
got every once in a while they would
raid the kitchen hey times haven't
changed much that's what do and ya who
was
Dura he told them you can come whenever
you want they were given access to his
kitchen his home and everything they
needed but they just needed a little bit
a little bit of bread a little bit of
food
one Friday night the young men in the
yiva finished the suda they finished
everything what was the suda piece of
Kala
sardine a cup of
water and they were starving by
so there was one Bak his name was yan
yan galinski and Yan galinsky was
encouraged go to the Sha's home go get
something from the kitchen so what did
he do he he he went to the
kitchen
and he mosied around he found kala and a
small jar of honey gold mine
honey he was about to take it and bring
it back to the other bck but then he
thought to himself should I do that I
should steal not
nice now the bck were given
permission and and uh he was was about
to take it but he said you know what
listen this Kal is not for me it's for
chabas and if he takes what's the family
going to use for yanle debated back and
forth and finally
decided taking it he took the he took
the honey
ZM
now he uh one
day he heard that the rabbitson
shortly thereafter was looking for the
missing
food and he
wanted to go over to her and say I'm so
sorry I was the one that took
it but while he was contemplating
whether to go or not an emergency broke
out the yiva had to disband there was
war and now we didn't have a
chance and years passed and the war
ended and yanle met up with r yaf and
and his rabbitson and he was still
ashamed and so he told her the whole
story about how embarrassed he was the
rabbitson appreciated but she said it's
not you who should ask me
forgiveness I have to ask you
forgiveness how could I have allowed you
boys to go
hungry I had food in my
house I should have been more sensitive
to your needs it's my job as the Ritson
to give you everything I had my cupboard
and if kala and honey remained then I
failed
you and that's what we have to know even
if we feel our spiritual cupboards are
bare if we search for the last little
bit of O we could sing to
Hashem if there's something left in the
cupboard it's meant for the find that
little bit that's left and use it to
sing out Hashem until next time Z