CHAZAQ's Torah Talks #137 Rabbi Yehoshua Nissan - Meaningful Judaism

and here's the fundamental term Judaism what hashm was offering was not what you should do it was a relationship of the deepest most passionate most loving most vibrant most attached way possible and 80% of Judaism is not the mitzvas it's developing that it's to love hm it's to be overflowing with the passion it's to be in awe of hem it's to want to follow hasem and it's to give your heart and soul to him in everything you do so then where're Mitzvah put in Mitzvah are part of that guys talks about Judaism talk about it in that terms it becomes something totally [Music] different and welcome to Tor talks kazak's Tuesday night program with special guest we have with us all the way from Memphis Tennessee RAB welcome how's do huge hug now is all you got to show me some of the I'm jealous that's I said I'm jealous I'm starting off this talk jealous I'm you and all the here I I can't fa just the energy that you're giving over we're we're M of that and we're going to get some of it today I'm borrowing it I'm saying any any anyone out there wants to feel Whata feels like walk into this place and you're going to smell the r yeah everyone's I'm serious they're turning over the world saving children the people only good news so so be speaking about meaningful Judaism which is an important topic an exciting topic but we for get to the topic a little background of the rabbi and the great work here in all right I give a little background basically if you really want to have a defining point to to to categorize Me Maybe best said is my grandfather my wife's my mother's father is my father's rabbii was a rebel mobo in Denver the rabbi tski Dynasty yeah yeah all the turskis you know Rabbi Dr Abraham J tski that's my great uncle so this this Mahal which is maybe the synthesis of Two Worlds the world and bring it all together that that's I grew up on that and I I I hope that maybe I could borrow a crumb of it and and try and live R it's there it's there I don't deny it it's my so that's what it is so I went I went to I went also was blending all together and seven years ago we opened up a ky in Memphis Tennessee why because there's Jews in Memphis Tennessee that's why know the answer you got go where the Jews are you got to help the Jews so we went there I tell you tremendous places and people who thought are people going to to turn up to come learn with a Kyo people going to what's their background what do they know what have they been exposed to we showed up no no gimmicks no nothing fancy we brought Tyro and we said we want to teach you Tyro we want to teach you about Hashem we want to learn with you we want to grow with you and people came knocking down it's just the people from The Bu to the oldest I'm telling you I learn with a group a guy that is over 90 years old I'm telling you how Levi you and I should make the life changes he made in his upper 80s wow wow wow wow staggering so the of are alive the t is alive we play some little role in in making a between the two and just see unbelievable things and and I feel I've grown gotten a little closer to hasm in the process and and to me that's the biggest so so Rabbi meaningful Judaism how does one make his Judaism meaningful exciting as they say in English you know you know that this is a meaningful topic to me you know that this means a lot to me I see the rabbi lives it so Happ I'm honestly I I would say this is a life a life Journey honestly of of mine and I feel that this is the m that we have from the previous generations is to have a yish Kai that is so real and so palpable and so vibrant that you you would never sell it for all the money in the world and the question is just how do we get that what does that even mean I say the olive Bay let's hear all right here's the secret what does it mean what what does it mean and I said the olive Bays the olive Bas is the first start is yeah before we get into the how what we could do practically I think the starting point is we have to ask ourselves what is yish Kai and that's true yeah because if you have a two-dimensional yish Kai then the maximum it'll ever be is two-dimensional right so the question is for us not for anybody out there I'm I'm serious not for anybody out there for you and I okay is what is our yishai what is Judaism what is it do mitzah that's always the answer you come up with first do mitzah and 100% you got to do Mitzvah but is that all is needed a coffee is that hasm needed a coffee so he hired you to get him a coffee it's hired you to get him coffee does anything why didm give MIT what's going on behind the scenes what's the bigger picture of I'm not going to throw at you I'm not goingon to throw at you because you won't believe me then I'm gonna throw at you my friends you have to know anybody doesn't live with doesn't have the foundation wrote if you didn't read it yet go out get a copy and buy that's that do not do just start reading it but he writes in his introduction what is Judaism he also writes that nothing's new everything is say anything new right okay he didn't realize how little we were going to know that's it he didn't realize who was coming in the future Generations but he says I'm not saying Kim you just have to remind yourself what what these truths and then you'll become a great Jew what is so he says I'm going to tell you I'm not going to tell you he says I'm going to tell you what Mo said in the Torah means hasem said already what is I brought a copy here here we go I don't know this by heart okay so he says this is what said you Jewish people what does God ask of you so this is it what's he asking what what did he come to give you you well don't you wish they wrote it they did write it okay okay you just have to read it okay to Fe but to fear hasem which is to have awe of hem appreciation of his greatness as he goes on to say to follow in his past means to emulate him the way hasem acts you try and act to love him to serve him with all your heart and soul that's all the passion every ounce of your being to just be invested I care about one thing Hashem I just care about loving Hashem I just I'm in awe of Hashem I want to emulate I want to follow him where he goes I go this is so far what we listed and that's four things already that's right so far we didn't even mention Mitzvah all right but don't worry there's MIT there's Mitzvah don't worry you're not wasting your life okay and there's a fifth thing keep the mitz so it comes out something that is actually truly mind-blowing if a person could show up and they can't happen but let's say a person came and showed up and said I kept every Mitzvah I never did an A but they never did any of the other things that we spoke about just now a perfect perfect Jew every Mitzvah not one 6113 20% of Judaism wow does that blow your mind 20% so a guy gets up in the morning and all he's focused on is just doing doing what Hashem said to do which is a beautiful thing and you should stay committed to that but if a person that's all he has he has 20% of what hasm tried to give him 20% what's the other 80% of Judaism is really what tells you the Mitzvah is supposed to be too which is what Ram writes later in the first chapter is to be do to hem is to be connected and bonded cling in the deepest way that yish kite and here's the fundamental term Judaism what Hashem was offering was not what you should do was not slave labor wasn't paid labor it wasn't any of that it was a relationship of the deepest most passionate most loving most vibrant most attached way possible that's just just an unbelievable thing and 80% of Judaism is not the mitz it's developing that it's to love hm it's to be overflowing with the passion it's to be in awe of hasem it's to want to follow hasem and it's to give your heart and soul to him in everything you do so then we're mitz put in mitz are part of thatz are the so guys talks about Judaism you talk about it in that terms it becomes something totally different you talk about everyone should read at least once in your life go take it out read it Hebrew English people do it every Friday right you got to read it and you're reading words about loving Hashem you're reading words that are of the most romantic relationship picturing Hashem as the love of your life it's not as if because Hashem is the love of our life this is what I'm trying to tell you my friends Hashem could be your best friend and the love of your life life is it possible yeah if we begin a Judaism that tries to create the 80% that's that that we haven't yet focused on if we take the the 20% Which is the Mitzvah and we say how is that part of the bigger picture of the full Deus closeness with Hashem I said you know every Mitzvah you could you could view it totally different imagine you got you got a note from somebody that you love so dearly and they said meet me on the corner of right what did I get I got a text that told me where to meet you right here's and just meet me here what's that what's that text it's a to-do list it's something I have to do it's something I come and get paid for no is your friend is saying this is where you can meet me when Hashem says here's a Mitzvah come down and chak with a minion and put on your villain Hashem is saying I want to hang out with you you want to hang out with me let's have a date well where should we meet I'm going to tell you where where to meet me you know where you meet me meet me at the show for shakas put on your we will be together we'll spend 45 minutes together in the morning it's a date it's a romantic date it's a shim date and if a person puts it on because he thinks there's only 20% to Judaism he just has to do it and he shows up to do it and let get over let's do it even to get paid no I want to get paid okay but how how how how fulfilling could that be how rich could that be but when you show up and you look you walk in the room and you say hashem's been standing here K in this room so to speak waiting for me to show up because he organized this date for only one reason he doesn't need any twiin he he he do need nothing the only thing he wants is me so he's been waiting waiting and he made something called filling and then he whispered it on our C there something called villain you brought the villain we'll hang out gu comes in come into doin how do you how do you view that it's totally different experience and it's not just the mitz you do to view the as a date but but the 80% of yishai is to to work on developing the 80% to work on loving Hashem thinking about hasm throughout your day the more you live with Hashem and the more you live this richer Dynamic yishai where you have a relationship with your best friend the love of your life your father your king you're everything he's got everything in him everything's there and you begin to develop a very very real relationship it's visceral you feel it and you each Mitzvah you appreciate that it's a moment with him then your your Judaism starts to take on extra Dimensions you never knew ah had so it's a meaningful Judaism the first question is what is Judaism this is yish this is what Ram is saying is yish guide if we don't understand this if we're not trying to live this we're only living a fragment of yishai and that would explain why it feels dead powerful powerful this this the beginning Rabbi Yu this all sounds good nice good and dandy like feel the passion feel the energy but when a person comes you know push comes to shove how does one obtain that connection that cling that's always the next question nice in theory but before we say that in theory I want to say one mushel because why because me talking time nobody's going to remember people like par I tell you this mush that the told said is a of the because people want to know yes Judaism is supposed to be passionate you're making it like you see it's a PK you see it's the T all the I'm talking about yeah but it doesn't happen automatically and you're right so we have to talk about how to make it happen I just want to give one mush just to appreciate so that everyone who maybe could see this and will walk forward the mush will stick in their head so they remember it's important I sayit very very briefly told us said people said to him Judaism supposed to be so passionate that are saying it should be on on fire where is it saying the T it should be on fire okay so you could point to this POS said where does it say his slav was fire passion see he said I'll tell you a marshall a parable he said a guy went to the baker said I love your bread teach me how to make bread I love the bread take tell me how to make it so give him a list all the ingredients instructions everything God calls him later in the DAT he said I followed your instructions to the te it's not working how could that be follow exactly I said yet I've never had anybody say it doesn't work he said you know what I'm coming over I'm going let me let me check out what's going on God he follow the instruction going through all the steps yeah you put in the that you put in that yeah all the things she said what it's it's not working he said let me check let me go look at them in the oven and see why it's not working opens the OV the oven it's cold oh is the oven on say the oven's on on you didn't turn the oven on he said you never told me to turn the oven on I don't have to tell you turnov tell you turn the oven on if the oven's not on you're not baking what the told this is saying is very deep the T didn't say openly that there needs to be a fire in your Judaism a passion because in the t's World it understands like there's no such thing as baking without an oven being on there's no such thing as a relationship with Hashem that doesn't have passion you can't say you're involved in a connecting relationship with somebody and not care about them at the same time the two don't make sense so when hasem said the T and we look at it sometimes as a to-do list so you say how do you know you have to do with passion it's not a to-do list it's not at all it's a book that's a love letter from Hashem to the Jew and it says I want to have a relationship with you here's how you're going to do it 20% you're going to do Mitzvah and you're going to realize them and 80% you're going to work on the relationship and do all these things to make it real and deep does it have to be a passion of course it has to be a passion that's what a relationship is that's and if if anyone out there is wondering is that really what a relationship is then you should go to a marriage counselor that's what I would suggest because obviously that's what a relationship is Right relationship has to have that Dynamic to it and therefore this is really what Hashem came to give us something that's so incredible I wish one day to feel it if we would feel it we would be drunk we would dance in the street like theab said from we say I am to my beloved my beloved is to me he said a person could be drunk on that line okay that's a line from Shir I am to my beloved my beloved is to me that we say that yeah that we say that about Hashem that I'm to my beloved my beloved to me the cab said you could be drunk on that line we understood what we were saying if we focused on it we thought about it if we lived it so you want meaningful Judaism the first step is let's have Judaism let's realize what it is let's invest in the full 100% of what it is and begin to embark on on what that means okay now you say amazing just I have to add about about the mun about you know in the desert there was the food so whatever you thought about is what you got so somebody asked what if you didn't think about anything so you got nothing was same thing with Judaism you know it's not just doing the Mitzvah it's also the passion like the rabbi saying so beautifully so eloquently you're really already giving Solutions no it's true there RAB I could give you the rest of the time no no serious tell what are you saying you're saying the thought you put into it is what you get out of it and that's true and that's of course really The Next Step which is you're asking how do you make it real how do we do it and the answer is and there's a lot of detail to it and then maybe before we get into detail after we get into detail we'll talk about the the the fundamental switch I think that everyone needs to make first yes but yes of course you're right it's there's no one solution there's no one secret recipe what does it take to build a relationship what does it take to invest in something what does it take to appreciate something what does it take to make a moment magical it takes a lot of things and any one of them on a different day could work or not work but obviously it's going to take time and it's how you think and the what thought you put into it the space you give yourself to do it right what you've learned beforehand to find out what is so special about wanted that we shouldn't get that MIT they wanted the Toyo so it's got to be pretty special Hashem came down from the biggest miracle in the world to give to give Nissan this Toyo it's got to be pretty amazing it's got to be right Hashem doesn't give you cheap stuff there no knockoff if Hashem came down from sh to give it then you understand that it would be worth everything in the entire universe to get just a Crum of what the Torah is so so what does it so you you got to learn the things that that shed light on what that is so there's many and many people will be able to think once you realize what you're shooting for you open the Miss and you open the holy and the holy books and you begin to read and you begin to develop it you'll develop things that you saw and you learned about and you apply and you'll develop your own what makes something resonate for you what makes it real what makes it come alive but I think the step before that okay the step before that everything else I would say all these examples of what you could do they're pish was I mean they're an explanation they're an explanation after you make one crucial shift okay I'm I'm I'm at a point in my life where I'm serious this is like a breakthrough for me talked about this a lot I feel about this a lot I learn about this a lot I think about this a lot try to make it real I think recently this thought that crystallized for me now this is the switch okay scared the build is too much hey if we do this we may become good je it happen right here we may walk out of this room there may be at least a few good je I was like it could happen Hashem should help us tell you this story I heard this story recently from m wurger h KES H Kesh Rin Woodmere in the k h Kesh and everybody who knows from knows he is he's a and he is an emblem I would say an emblem of this type of Y we're talking yeah yeah through kazak I don't know around back then is he's right now when he talks what he always he's always talking about this the rich deep yishai Judaism that we're looking for the relationship with hasem what every Mitzvah could be how it could feel how to invest in it how to go through the highs and the lows and the lot you know I'm not I'm not I don't want to pretend like I'm painting here you know a bed of roses that every day is perfect no but figuring out how the challenges of yish are part of part of that relationship and our our chance to connect with hm in their own unique way everything through the lens of the depth and beauty of this relationship the you did nees relationship right that Hashem is your best friend he's the love of your life the the deepest part of your soul the question is when when did he become that that's what he is now when did he become that so he might have thought he always was I didn't know this but he said the story over himself publicly but I also asked him if I could say it he said no problem he said when he was younger he was in his words a modern Orthodox boy with a yamak on his head that said Moshe that was made for him by a girl oh okay so can I know that's what he said that's where hasem dropped him off that's that's where his journey began he said one shambas they made a big week singles weekend retreat Labor Day weekend they rented out a hotel or whatever it was and they went they made a huge weekends hundreds 100 people there he and his friend went as waiters not as singles no not as singles they were single but they weren't they weren't in the par I guess one of his waiters went to work so M shabas the program was as follows they were going to have a comedian but it was the first night ofas for before so they were going to doas and then they were going to have a magician so if Mo then you cleaned up after sh did whatever he need to as waiter and he his friend went to go watch the show said the comedian come on great that show finished then they start handing out the old booklets you remember those they still the ones that you know you can find the place can't ever find the place okay yes somewhere in there okay so they were using the old hand out the little books to everybody and but the the energy between everybody they're talking they couldn't they shushing shushing they want to start finally the guy who's running the event takes the microphone and yells into the microphone if everyone can be quiet then we can get this done with and move on to the next show show get done with get gets done with and move on to the magician simple line not a big deal right if everybody could be quiet we could get this done with and move on to the the next show pretty innocent line for Musha Weger young modern Orthodox boy standing there in that room he said that line pierced him like a knife he said this man just defined my Judaism in that one line get it done with so we can move on to the next show get the SAS done with get the ding done with get the the learning done with the mitzah done with get sukus done how do we get it done with so we can move on to the show he turned to his friend who was with him he said I can't be here he ran out he ran to had a tree by this Pond over there he ran over to it and he sat there he couldn't handle it his friend came running out said what's the matter he said what do you mean what's the matter did you hear what he said he I don't know what say he said he said can we get this done with so we can move on to the next show he said you know our Judaism we're living everything we do is just crammed in between two shows everything we do is just to get it done with so that we can move on with our own life move on with our next show just get yish Kai out of our way he said I don't want to leave that Yiddish kite anymore I don't want that to be my Judaism I can't I can't we can't let that be we need a Judaism where the Judaism is the show that is the main show that's where we're invested that's what we want to get to so he said they spoke the whole night him and his friend friend and they ended with a pack that they would begin a journey to figure out how to live a Judaism discover a Judaism that's not between shows wow as unbelievable made a big impression on me this story how do you live Judaism that's not between shows and I had just get it over yeah not get it over I had this line This Is The Clarity hashm gave me in a conversation with a couple High School guys I said there's one switch you need to make in life the most fundament I would say maybe the most fundamental switch you can make you could live your entire life and go to your deathbed living a Judaism where you do everything but the whole way you do it it's get out of it Judaism how do you get out of it how do you get hasem out of your face so you could go live your own life what is hasem doing it's just annoying I'm not going to not do it and I also want reward but mostly just get it done so I can move on with the show that's one Mah that's a path unfortunately a lot of are on that path so with one switch though you could transform everything and that's to make the riala Hamburger switch to begin the Journey of RA wurger which is to say no how do I get into it how do I get into it as long as you want to get out of something it's not enjoyable it's not now my son comes shows me a magic trick if it's during supper time and the things are flying the baby's crying it could be the most amazing magic in the world I don't appreciate it if he shows it to me an hour later I'm W that's an amazing trick what's the difference exact same trick you know the difference is am I trying to get out of it then it will never be enjoyable if I'm in trying to get into it then I could appreciate everything it is and that's so fundamental this switch you show up to ding you have two ways to show up you show up to learning you have two ways to show up you show up to every mitz you have two ways to show up I'm not talking about you take more time less time I'm talking about the attitude am I trying to get it done with so I can move on with my life then I'm telling you right now unfortunately I bad news for you you're never going to enjoy it you can't you can't enjoy things that you don't want to be there for but if you say how do I get into this this is what Hashem came to give me this is the date with Hashem this is where Hashem said I want to be Del to you I want to be connected to you I want I want to be your best friend I want this to be the I'm to my beloved my beloved is to me I want this to be the moment right now where we become just so connected so close I wanted to feel that rich this is what this moment is and you step on you say this is it how do I get into how do I tap into it how do want I want it I don't want to live my life and not how do I get it this second you switch that mode forget all the specifics of how you then go from there that's I said everything else explanation what you do after that but that's the first step that step is what will lead to everything else and if you don't make that switch nothing else unfortunately will help because as long as you're trying to get out of it it could be the most inspiring lesson you ever heard but as long as you want to get it out of your face it will never be meaningful but if you say no I want to get into this I'm not saying we always have time to we don't this but it's an attitude this is Rich this is Meaningful this is dear this is precious this is me and Hashem time this is me and hashm moment that's what all of life is for this is the show how can I make it more rich and then once you're in that mode once you begin that Journey then you'll say I should probably learn this for him you probably learn the books that tell me what's so amazing you'll go automatically because you're looking to do it you'll say I should probably give it more time because you're looking to get into it it'll naturally I should give it more time you know I bet you if I knew what the words mean they'll come alive for me all these thoughts happen after you make the switch the way a person wants is the way they're going to have Divine they're going to have for sure that's 100% true you'll start to D that things should be more meaningful for you because you want it you start D will open up things for you you can't imagine that I that I'll be May too I've seen that myself Hashem opens up doors you could not believe when when you make the switch that you want to get into it you want the 100% Judaism not 20% you want the yish that's with Hashem every moment not just when you do Mitzvah when you walk down the street when you're driving toak headquarters you want the yish gu where you're talking to hasem the whole time about how it should go and that you should be to become close to relationship relationship be and it shouldn't be about your G and your ego what type of is that that's 100% yish Kai That's a yish Kai that is so alive and is so rich and is so meaningful and you live every moment you're never alone you're with Hashem and that only comes and it only begins to be uncovered The Treasure of what hasem gave us the nees of yishai begins to get uncovered when we flip that switch when we begin the Journey of Raa wurger powerful to become people who look for how to get into ourish there's an amazing line I I I it connects very very well it's not just just go through it but to grow through it every opportunity we have is to grow and get connected closer to and uh powerful story so unbelievable story unbelievable and seriously I can't get that story out of my mind you know a lot of a lot of friends that are in his Kila and just seeing them you know the amount that they've grown spiritually it shows that that you know what's amazingbe maybe the most inspiring part of the story is you know you could get and you could say switch that mode change modes become that you're walk you're watching somebody and you could go and you could listen to his Sho room and you could listen to his lectures and you could go to his show and you sing someone who's living that full yishai and you know that that they had to make the journey there and that to me that's the biggest inspiration to tell you that it's open to everyone everyone is invited Hashem invited everybody this is what Hashem wants to give us and gift us and it's invited and you don't have to don't feel bad if you don't have it yet don't feel bad if you grew up in a home that didn't give it to you it's always going to be a journey that's what I it's a journey but look what we could have follow his example follow the example of all the tadim that that pushed and you got to push that pushed and gave to this and walked out so wealthy and Rich with the deepest connection to their yish gu that they would never give up not a moment of it all the money in the world once you it all starts with that switch I want to ask two things number one is that the way to connect another way obviously the main way is says I believe the after the actions doing it many times the heart comes as well many times people feel like oh you know out of a desire yet for such a thing but after doing the actions and pushing and encouraging it comes that's one and number two uh how do you cling to hem as we know the rabbi mentioned the is the word mitvah which is uh you know positive commandment and doing good things if you dobash which basically the first letter we all know Al and T and B and and shin Etc it interchanges so the word Mitzvah is y the me is y and then sadik is hey and then you already have a which is God's name so every time we do a Mitzvah we're connecting clinging to so the more we do MIT but again like the rabbi said not just doing it but to do it with that passion and that meaningful feeling has a very big effect on a person ask 100% I agree with you you got to show up when you feel it when you don't feel it like we said and the more you go through it then the more it becomes alive and and don't expect magic in one moment just just just don't stop the Journey Don't Stop looking for that if you keep looking for that then mem I think we be more and more to taste more and more RAB so many beautiful inspir inspiring messages by rabie Nissan such a pleasure to have you on the program on Torah talks T talk we have Naga custum a final message if you know uh if the rabbi could give us that I I'll give you a final message maybe it's connected maybe it's not and uh I'll give you this final message okay it's a story can be a story love stories yes it's a story that's very close to my heart story this a story and I think this is a guiding story for every one of us I was once invited way back before I was in any of this I was just learning in Yeshiva they invited me they made a kir of shabas it was going to have a lot of people there from the college in in Baltimore and they weren't religious at all they were going to come spend one they comes Friday night for a meal and and doing in the in this uh in this place over there I think it was called maybe it's the CU Center over there and they invited me to come D with them so I showed up early so I was already in the sh I was ding in the middle of ding I stepped out to uh you know to get use the facilities and I walked out in the show there were some people there but it wasn't a huge ch ch crowd I walked out and there in the lobby I saw tons of these college boys and girls sitting the lobby there in the in the Bas Mish there's a rocking cab sh was going on we're singing We're dancing and here in the lobby tons of them just sitting there shiming and my heart fell my heart fell and I realized they're going to go back and they're going to say we did it they told us to show up for Shabbat we showed up you know what it's not impressive it looks very much like college and I was I so it's so hurting me you go one room over go go we invited you but you could just come here and sit in SHO you sitting here and I I it occurred to me right then a musall I said you know what the toyra is like a treasure map it tells you the direction and it tells you the x marks the spot so imagine a guy shows up follows the treasure map stands on the X and goes there's nothing here what a ripoff what a fake ass the map is a fake here say Tish don't be a fool you got to dig the ex tells you where to dig but without digging you're only going to see dirt if you dig you see the treasure they showed up they didn't try to dig though they didn't see anything if they would have showed up and said where do we dig they would have seen Shabbat and they would have been blown away the truth is every one of us is that college kid Hashem gave us the TM gave us everything we spoke about today and there's a treasure map and it tells you how to get there tell tells you where to stand tells you what Mitzvah to do tells you what to read everything the treasure map tells you where the treasure is but then we got a dig if we don't dig we see dirt if we begin to dig if we invest in it then we find the treasure hm's trying to give us we should all be to find that treasure and live with the SIM and passion and AA and of that beautiful treasure and of and us with we should all be to that and with that go out to greet m RAB words of inspiration powerful love it very very much thank so much to have the rabbi on the program uh wow I'm sure everyone was inspired as much as I was and a lot oful judies RAB Yeshua from Memphis Tennessee formerly from Queens and far that's right and it's a big honor to have the rabbi down here and to give us the inspiration we want to thank all of you for joining in kazak's talks Tuesday nights 8:30 p.m. Eastern Standard Time kazak special thank you to all the podcast players and especially to our friends on Torin anytime for hosting our podcast and all the kazak shman events special thank you to daily giving a dollar day goes are very far away very much appreciative to their support and we encourage everyone to get involved with the kazak revolution dedication opportunities are always available for kazak event year lectures but most importantly the department the the saving of lives whether it's after school program suay school programs team division programs ARA placement division so please reach out to the organization info@ chq.org and once again thank you RAB Nissan thank you thank you really [Music] powerful