Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi | What Hanukkah Really Teaches Us About Everyday Battles | CHAZAQ

Uh thank you the hostess Mrs. for having us give you only from all your children. Dance by your grandchildren's weddings >> and only health. >> These events are very important a person can underestimate how how much of a difference it makes in shamim, how much a difference it makes to Hashem when people get together on a random night during the winter. Everyone is busy. Everyone is working. They have families. Everyone is busy. But to show up after a long day to come listen to it's not something to be underestimated. It makes a very big difference to Hashem. So all the people that showed up tonight, Hashem should give all you only and only help. >> We're really here to speak about and at the end of the event, don't run away. We're going to be giving out for free books about the laws of and anybody who's ready to take it upon themselves to finish the book at least once we'll get a free copy. I think we don't have enough to give out tonight, but just in case we don't have enough, Robi from Kazak over here made a piece of paper that you can write your name and your address and the book will be shipped to your house for free if you're ready to learn the safer every single day. So that's what we're going to be discussing today. But before that, since we're in the Kaneka spirit, I'll say one thing about Kanuka. Kanuka is the holiday of a very, very important theme. What's the message of Kanuka? We celebrate it year after year after year. But how do we make Kaneka practical? How can we bring it home and grow from it? What is the message of Kanuka? One of the messages is abai is the power of courage which means all of us every single day have opportunities to show our love to show our love to Hashem. Hashem sometimes puts a person in a situation where in one hand they know the right thing is to do X Y and Z and the wrong thing is not to do something but they yet will try to convince them to do the wrong thing. A person, a Jew that overcomes the temptation and does the right thing and follows the Torah at that moment and listens to Hashem prove their courage and their loyalty to Hashem and that brought love and and we see that from Kaneka on Kaneka the Greeks theim did not kill us. They were not. They didn't kill us physically. Theim, the Greeks were actually very intelligent, smart, wealthy, strong, good at sports, good at art, good at music, good at universities. They had everything they need. They did not tell the Jewish people, "We'll kill you." The opposite. They said, "We want you to live. We want you to be healthy. be strong just like us. But we're asking for one thing. Change your loyalty. Stop serving Hashem. Don't follow the Torah. And unfortunately, theimm, the Greeks at the time succeeded. A big part of the Jewish nation left the path of Torah. They succeeded. And I'll give you one example of what they did. The midrash brings down the tell us they wanted to influence the youth not to serve Hashem. So what did the Greeks do? They built a massive gladiator stadium in Jerusalem in Jerusalem and all Jews were free of charge. So what's going to happen when you have a massive stadium, free entertainment, all Jews are free. We know that the youth is gonna run and they're gonna have a good time there. And that's what happened. The youth ran to the stadium and of course it was free of charge, but like the old saying goes, when someone tells you something is free, it's the most expensive item. It's going to comes with a catch with a catch. All the youth went to the stadium and the Greeks theim, the enemy, they sent in so much immodesty for the boys there with the girls and they influenced him to do very, very bad things. And year after year this kept on going. Eventually the youth left the path of Torah. There was one small and by the way we learned from this that you can have a person that follows to mitzvot. You can have parents that pay so much money for tuition for Jewish education for kosher food that pay so much money which is unbelievable. It's a very big mitzvah. But if they're going to have a computer in the house with open internet and you think your youth kids are not going and they're being influenced, it's a big mistake. And we learned that from the Greeks. The Greeks everything was free. Everything was kosher. The food was kosher, but the influence wasn't kosher and that damaged everything. So a person has to be careful. Watch over your house. You can have everything perfect, muza, sidim, which is all very good, but you got to watch the youth. You got to be careful who they hang around with. You have to be careful what's on their phones, who are their friends, what are their watching. These things can really, God forbid, shalom, influence the youth the wrong way. That's lesson number one we learned from Kanuka. Unfortunately, like we said, a big part of the Jewish nation left the path of Torah, stood up. One small group of Jewish people named the Kashwanim. Who were the Kashwan? We always hear about them. The Makabites, the Makabes, the Who were they? What was their message? What do we learn from the How do we bring it home to our generation 2025? The answer is the Kashwanim fought the whole culture including the Jewish people in the generation. Even the Jewish people in the generation told the Kashwanim, "Stop being so religious. Get with the times. Enough. Get with the culture. Join us and join the Greeks. Things are changing. Things are moving fast. Give up on Shabbat. Give up onesh. give up unmits, uncosher, untaught, just move on already. Why are you guys making us look bad? And even at that time, the Jews against the were saying that the them not going along with the culture of the Greeks are actually causing anti-semitism. They were pointing fingers at the because of you the Greeks hate us because they really believed unfortunately that if we're just going to copy the goim everything is going to be fine. But we know that's not so. We know the more the yudim are loyal to Hashem the less anti-semitism will be. But the more unfortunately a person falls prey to the culture around us it could get if anything more dangerous and more dangerous. So the Kashim stood up and they fought everyone. Can you imagine? Put yourself in their shoes for a second. Everyone is against you. The whole Greek nation, Europe, and even people from your own family are against you. But the said, "We are here to serve Hashem. We don't ask questions. We're not going to bend the rules. We're here to serve and follow the Torah. And if it means it needs more courage, we're going to have more courage." And what happened? What's the end of the story? The Kashim won the battle. They beat the Greeks. We took over Jerusalem. We took over the beta mikdash. And the Kashwan themselves became the rulers and the kings of the whole Israel for many years to come. That's why we celebrate Kaneka. The reason why we celebrate Kaneka is that message that theim brought to the future generations. Courage. Courage. Courage. Do not let the culture influence you. If it's the right thing to do to serve Hashem, nobody can stop you. The Kashim taught us it's important to be loyal to Hashem. And I want to share with you a story that I just read over Shabbat. This story inspired me so much, so muchiz. And I tried verifying from the chief rabbi of Russia. I think his name is Reblazer. I think the last name is Laser. Famous. He's a famous figure. Chief Rabbi of Russia. and he said over the story and I tried sending him a message. Maybe eventually he'll get to me. I'm sure he's very very very busy. But the story is a powerful story. There was a girl in 2017 who lived in Russia, a Jewish girl. And I wrote down her name, Ireina Dalefki. If I'm saying it right, it's hard for me to say it. I'm sorry. It's a Russian name. Irena Dalefki. in Russia 2017 for seven years. She was in college in Russia trying to become a nurse, a doctor, one of those. Now, for some reason, Russia, the country has a law that when you graduate college and you're supposed to get your diploma, there's one day to come pick up your diploma by the ceremony. If you don't show up on the day of the ceremony to get the diploma, you missed it. and there's a very big chance you're not getting it and you have to redo the whole system again. That's one of the laws in Russia. Not surprising. So this arena Irana, she was looking forward to get a diploma. She started getting closer and closer to Hashem. It was during that time in 2017, she started becoming more and more religious, more observant from the chief fabric of Russia's influence, Reblazer. Rebeler, she looks at the calendar the day of the ceremony that they're going to give at her diploma after seven years of college. Oh my gosh, that's a lot of work. Seven years of college. She looks at it. Not Shabbat. Close though. Very close. It was the holiday of Shàuot doing me time. And she knows that the rabbi taught her holiday is a holiday. Can't just drive, go on your phone, sign papers. You can't. And she started becoming more and more observant. She was growing. What does she do now? And if she doesn't show up, what do you do? She calls up the rabbi. The rabbi is thinking and he's thinking and he tells her, "I have an idea. Why don't you rent a hotel room near where the ceremony is going to be and then go to the place where they can give her the diploma, take the diploma in your hand, but don't leave the building until after Shabbat because you can't walk outside the building with something carrying in your hand on the holiday, whatever it is over there. Make sure you're in the building the hole the whole time. She tells him, "Rabbi, that's a problem. Why? Because you don't just pick up a paper and leave. It's at a pizza store. You have to sign. You have to show your document. There's this a whole ceremony. He's thinking and he's thinking. And for those who know the chief of Russia, and I'm a big fan of him, he's a very, very caring Jew. Very. He has a huge heart." He told her, "Unfortunately, I don't see a way out of this. I I don't know what to tell you. there's no that will permit you now to go take a diploma if it means you have to sign papers because you can't write on a holiday you just can't do that and the conversation ended try to put yourself in her shoes in this Mrs. the Zilifki shoes. I don't know what I would do. That's a very hardness. She had her own mini Khaneka holiday to overcome just like the Kashwanim. She needed courage. That takes a lot of courage and loyalty to Hashem not to pick up your diploma. But that's what she did. She canceled. She did not pick up her diploma. That's a big deal. That's a big deal. That's loyalty and that's courage to Hashem. Just like the Kashwanim, she fought for the right thing comes Kaneka that year. Now in Russia, the chief rabbi makes a huge Kaneka party like this over here. Beautiful Kaneka party. But the difference is he makes it in the Kremlin where the where Putin is in Russia, the capital. >> Kremlin, what's it called? >> Kremlin. >> Kremlin. Okay. Sorry. I'm not I'm born in Israel. So he makes a party over there very respectful. Now this is 2017. This is before the whole war broke out between Putin and Ukraine. And I know it's a very touchy thing, very touchy subject because he's killing people left and right. But let's try to rewind a little bit. 2017, the chief rabbi makes a party in the capital of Russia. And in his speech of the party, the chief rabbi mentions this girl, the Shaliffski and Dalefki. And he says, "Look at this girl. SHE GAVE UP HER DIPLOMA JUST NOT TO BREAK THE HOLIDAY, NOT TO BRING YAMTO. That's courage. That's in the middle of his speech." And it never happened before. As he's speaking in the capital of Russia, surprise visit by the president Putin himself. Can you imagine that? That's pretty intimidating. Imagine Putin walks in. I don't know what I would do. Walks right in and the chief rabbi obviously stopped his speech. He obviously greeted the president, make sure he sat down, respected him, and then the president told him, continue green light. So he told him, "Mr. President, with your permission, I'm going to rewind and start the beginning of the speech what we're talking about." And he said over the whole story of Kaneka how people always tried getting the Jews but the Jews fought back. They were loyal. And then he said the story with this Russian girl, this ellipski. Then the ceremony ended ended. The chief rapper is driving back home after the ceremony of the Kaneka party. He gets a phone call. Who's on the phone? Can you imagine who's on the phone? >> Putin himself. >> Imagine Putin calls you. >> [laughter] >> It's pretty scary and funny also. Putin calls you. Yes. Mr. President in Russian. How do you say Mr. President in Russian, guys? >> President. Mr. President. >> You're good. >> Yeah, I'm pretty good. Thank you. I sounded more like French. I don't know what that was. [laughter] He tells him, "Rabbi, what's that girl's name that you mentioned by your speech? Can you give me her full name and date of birth?" He says, "Date of birth, I don't know." But he gave him the full name. Putin tells the chief rabbi, "I was so touched by this girl's courage. I'll take care of it." And when Putin says, "I'll take care of it." >> He's taking care of it. >> He calls up the minister of education of Russia. This girl gets a call, whatever it is, sometimes later [clears throat] that you have a diploma, but you have to come to the Carmelan to pick it up. Who gives her the diploma in her hand? >> Putin. >> Putin himself. >> And she became one of the only people in history that President Putin himself gave the diploma to them at such a young age. >> What a story. Round of applause for such a story like that. Round of applause. [applause] This girl had courage. WHAT'S THE WORD? LOYALTY. Courage to Hashem. Unbelievable. So inspiring. And look how much she changed the world. Look at the kushim she made that even an evil guy like that that's murdering people this Putin guy still got inspired and said wow that's that's loyalty to your god over there I want to give you a diploma that's a tremendous story and that's the lesson we learn from kanuka what we learn from kanuka is loyalty to hashem likeashim we have to fight for hashem we can't give in we have to do the right thing in every person on a smaller scale in their life everyone Everyone has challenges every day. Everyone has challenges to show their loyalty to Hashem. No two people are the same when it comes to the when it comes to the challenges and pain they're going through. Every person Hashem handpicks for them custommade exactly what they need in their life in order to prove their loyalty to no two people have the same test. Every person is special and and Hashem has a plan for them in this world to show their to show their loyalty and prove their courage to Hashem. That's the lesson we learned from Kanuka. Now we're going to get back to I just said that for the Kaneka spirit beautiful party. Now back to every letter of the Torah. How long am I speaking for? Does anyone know? >> The night is young. Okay, 20 more minutes. Okay, so please remind me and you like someone to raise their hand and say every letter of the Torah is calculated by Hashem. Who wrote the Torah? God himself. And every letter is calculated by Hashem. Every word which is a few letters carries a lot of weight. Every puk, every sentence, every verse carries even more weight. And yeshiva when we learn gimmar when we learn the Talmud sometimes we spend weeks and weeks on the gim trying to understand one verse in the Torah. What did Hashem mean when he wrote this puk? Why do he write it this way? Why didn't he write it the other way? What did he mean by this word by that letter? Everything has a meaning. The Torah is very deep which is why Jews are never bored because there's always what to learn. Tawa is very deep. comes comes the topic of not speaking negative about another person behind their back. Hashem doesn't spend just one letter on that topic in the Torah. Not just one word, not just one verse, one puk. Hashem spends around 25 verses in the Torah speaking about the danger of lash. Think about this. Not one puk, not twoim 25. Hashem spends 25 pesukim in the holy Torah to warn us against not speaking. What does that tell us? tells us how severe how serious that topic is. And I always say mash, imagine you're driving down the block, should never happen, but imagine you see one cop car with the lights, red and blue lights. Okay, you say big deal. Cop is bored. Nothing happened. But if you see two, three cop cars, you're like, oo, what's going on over here? Now imagine it's not two, three cop cars. Imagine the whole block is blocked. You tell yourself, "Oh, wow. What happened here? This is serious." If there are so many cop cars, if you can't go down the block, something [clears throat] must have happened. Then imagine it's even more severe. Helicopters are flying over. Dog dogs are sniffing. SWAT teams are all over the place. You tell, WHOA, what's going on over here? Something really, really, really bad happened. Something really dangerous is going on. The more lights, the more cops, the more security, the more serious a situation is in that spot. The Torah doesn't just spend one word about staying away from not just one verse or two verses. 25 verses in the Torah where Hashem tells us be careful from be careful. What does that tell us? how dangerous and serious is. When a person unfortunately speaks it can stop shalom it can stop the pipe of of blessing coming from sham on that person that's brought down in the when a person is looking for says the one of the first things they should do is make sure how they talk about one another because the pauses the the the pouring blessing coming from Shai. I actually just had a story that happened a couple of months ago and I said it many times but I'll share it over here with the crowd because everyone is listening so nicely. I have to share with you a good story about a person who stood stayed away from the so I live in liquid and I learned the yeshiva they're called betrasha it's the biggest yeshiva in America outside of Israel it's the biggest yeshiva outside of Israel actually outside of it's called BMG in that yeshiva there's approximately 15,000 students so I was walking in there one day I had off for my job in the morning I'm a rabbi in Brooklyn so I had off and I went to learn as I'm going up the stairs. What are the chances? Some guy bumps into me. I never met him in my life. Somebody from Great Neck moved to Lakewood and tells me, "Oh, you're Jaku Rahimi from Torren." I said, "Yes." He's like, "Thank you so much for your lectures." Me and Mo started learning together, but then we stopped. Can we exchange numbers? I said, "No problem." We exchanged numbers and that was it. A few weeks later, one day I kept getting missed phone calls. Another one. Another one. Please call me. Please call me. Okay, who is this? I call back at night. It's that fellow that I met from Great Neck. He learns at Kella all day in Lakewood. He calls me up. He tells me, "Rabbi, I know you always talk about a story like mine you never heard." I was like, "Okay, let me hear the story." And he says, "Please advertise the story." What happened was this guy and his wife just got married and the wife supports her husband who learns all day in KL. She's the one that brings in the money and he learns all day in Kell. Unfortunately, she got fired from her job. Now, if you don't have a job and you're the one supporting, we we should never go through it, but we all know how pressuring that is. She's applying for she was a teacher, so she got fired from the school. She applied for another school. Another school, everyone told her, "No, it's too much. We don't have any room." One school even told her, "We have more teachers applying the students, so it's not going to work." That's the detail that he told me. Not only that, at the time, I'm sure by now Hashem, she had the baby, but at the time when he said the story, his wife was expecting for the first child. And because she was fired from the school, she was off insurance. And that's very pressuring. off insurance while she's expecting a child. It's not easy. And he told me he really didn't know how he's going to pay the bills in the next month. Very very pressing time. And that happened when he met me by the stairs of Yeshiva. Then he remembered what the says a person who stays away from a person that control their mouth not to speak negative of another person will see will see blessings in their life especially in see went to the Judeica store and he bought himself a book in English and him and his wife started learning it every single day and he said that it really really helped them to stay away from now listen to this. This is a story that happened in Lakewood. He tells me for two weeks that was the time two weeks him and his wife are learning it every single night consistently. No. And he said it wasn't easy. He had opportunity to say he controlled himself. No. two weeks of learning it, his wife gets a phone call from the head secretary of one of the schools and she tells her, "You came in for an interview, we want to re-evaluate." The owner of the school, the principal, not the owner, wants to meet you. She goes that day. She meets the principal. She leaves after meeting the principal. He didn't tell her for sure yes, but he did not tell her no. And the secretary told her, "If he didn't tell you no, I know him. If he did not say no, that means you're getting hired and that's what happened. She got that job. That means two weeks of learning staying away from she got a job. Miracle number two. He goes to his mailbox. He tells me in his liquid house. He opens up the mailbox. He takes out an envelope. Who does he have mail from? The US Treasury of United States of America. He opens up the envelope. a few thousand dollars because of tax returns that the American government messed up by co [clears throat] can you imagine no money to pay the bill the next month he learns for two weeks stays away from boom Donald Trump sends him a check a few thousand just like that out of nowhere out of nowhere he says he opens up his laptop he goes in his Gmail account and he sees that he has an email from an organizational he could called LRRC. It's an organization that helps people get on insurance and different programs. He sees the email. What does it say? Mazatov, we were able to get your wife on insurance. All in one day. >> Three Yeshua pan a check his wife back in insurance all in one day. after learning for two weeks straight no look and blessing you're brought to him or how this woman from Bar Park 47 years old still didn't get married 47 Barashim she got engaged and she got married what was the story her family decided 15 people one five 15 family members of hers decided we're taking action we got to marry her off we're taking action What does action mean? What does it mean to take action? No more but seriously no more. They all started learning the family also made a schedule that every two hours in the day one family member no matter what will speak no at all. So let's say you have 15 people in the family. You take two hours of the day. You take you take from 2 to 4. You take from 4 to 6. You from 6:00 to 8. And your job those two hours is no matter what, no matter how hard it is, no lash and that will bring to our relative. Day 41 of them doing this. Day 41 she got engaged at 47 years old. She's actually a famous teacher in bar park. Now she's married. Or how about my sister? It's a story that happened to me. My sister and her friend were trying to get married to find her. We had an event in my mother's house like this about talking about staying away from and my sister at her event and her friend, her best friend took upon themselves to start learning together partners and they learned it together over and over and over again. Now they're both married. This happened this year, a little bit almost close to a year by now. Barash, they're both married. But listen to this. My sister and her best friend who learned it together are both married and they both married brothers. She married my sister married one brother and her friend married the other brother. >> Wow. >> Look how much of difference these things make. A person who learns a person who stays away from will bring blessings and blessings to their life. Now, why is it that it makes such a difference to Hashem if we stay away from the why? Why does it make such a difference? So, the says something very simple. And I could tell you this as a rebi in a school and you're trying to run a classroom and kids get in trouble. They could get annoying. We love them, but they can get annoying. So you try to discipline them, give them extra worksheets, maybe kick them out of class, talk to them, but sometimes it doesn't help. So you have to call a parent. And usually you speak to the mother. That's just the way it works. So I call up the mother, tell listen, your son is good. He has a lot of potential. We love him. Blah blah blah. Yes. And I really mean it. However, X, Y, and Z, you're he's not behaving. No matter how much the mother knows I'm right, and I see this in PTA also. No matter how much the parents know I'm right, I can tell by their faces when I talk about their son, it hurts them. They really get hurt. And I'm like that with my kids, too. Even if my kid does trouble, he's always right. Why? Because I love him. I love my daughter. I love my son. Just a reality of love. It's the way it works. Love blinds. Hashem, God loves, and I know we heard this many times in our lives, but think about this. Hashem really loves every single Jew. Love that we can never comprehend. Love beyond the concept of love in this world. We can't even fathom how much love. He actually loves us more than we love ourselves. So when someone speaks by another Jew, even if it's true, by the way, even if it's needed where you're allowed to do it, it still hurts Hashem. Why? Because Hashem loves that Jew that he's speaking about just like a parent, it pinches them. It hurts them because they love their child. So to when people are fighting, people are talking negative about each other, it's not worth it. You know why it's not worth it? Because it hurts. It hurts our father and Hashem loves us. Is it worth the hurt? Is it worth to hurt his feelings? So says the You know why Hashem cares about so much? Because Hashem loves every single Jew so much. There's a story with the Baltov that there was a person in his town that didn't have a child for many years. A wealthy individual. Him and his wife didn't have a child for many years. And when he was a little older, he finally had a child. And the Balshant and his students were over his house for a kdouch on Shabbat. And everyone watched how this older gentleman was playing like a little kid with his new child. Know you can have an adult that's 50, 60 years old, but when he's holding a baby, he goes de became a child right away. So the Bunt said, "Look at this. The guy is an older gentleman, big businessman, wealthy guy, respectful guy. But look how he plays with his child. Why? Because it's his only child. And he finally had a baby. He loves him. It's his only child after so many years. Of course, he's going to giggle with the baby. Look at the joy on the father's face. Says the Bal Shamto. And it's an unbelievable lesson. Every single Jew call Yehud v Yehudi. No matter where they're from, what happened in the past, how old they are, what they're doing, where they live, call you. Every single Jew is an only child to Hashem. And only child that Hashem loves and cherishes so much. So it says about if Hashem loves every single Jew that much who has the to speak so freely about other Jews like that it hurts Hashem so much he loves so much. How can you just speak? Now we know why damages so much because it hits the nerve [snorts] really loves his people. He loves us. He really does. And when one speaks, Hashem gets hurt. That's why Hashem cannot stand. So when one stays away from speaking negative, they will bring blessings. They will bring to their life. So we learned we learned a lot today in my opinion. A lot of lessons. I wish I would practice even one of them. But we learned how damaging is. We learned how every letter of the Torah makes such a difference. Every word, every verse. And over here, Hashem spends 25 pesim to stay away from. We learned about people that had tremendous miracles. I'll tell you one more story and then I'm going to end up with this because I think that was 20 minutes, right? I don't want to go overboard. Okay. I'll end up with this story. There was a lady that called up. He's a Rebi in Lakewood who has all these stories of salvation of those who stay away from he's on Torah anytime if you want to look at his lectures. Currently he has over 1,200 stories of people that he knows personally that started learning the bookim and they saw tremendous salvation tremendous Yeshua over,200 stories and it keeps on growing. See he just told me that there was a lady from the west coast that called him up and she heard his stories on Torah anytime and she decided that she's going to take it seriously and she's really going to start what happened. this woman from the west coast, it's her and five sisters and they have five adults all married and they all have children that are already growing up and they all have daughters in shidim but none of them are getting dates which means you have five mothers with daughters siblings all the five mothers are siblings with their daughters nobody's getting they're not they're far just not moving so this woman told her she ordered books from arts.coms and all her sisters every single day on the phone. They have a conference call and they learn one page a day of the consistently and every wife, every one of the sisters had to learn with their husband as well. They did this for a couple of months. She said four months later, one of the sister's daughters got engaged. Around a month and a half later, another one got engaged and the story goes on. You already know what the end of the story is. This is what happened this year. Now, this is not surprising because I hear this all day, all day from Minashian. People are sending me emails left. I just had a guy that was about to lose a lot of money and he felt he's and he emailed me that he's about to lose a lot of money but he heard the lectures of staying away from brings he took upon himself to sponsor 500 books of to spread the Torah of not speaking. That's what he took upon himself and he said that as soon as he made that button on the phone to pay with the credit card he got an email that everything went smooth and what he thought he's going to lose money ends being he made more money. I get these emails all the time. Different people got into yeshivot. People got into school sooness. There was just two friends in Lakewood. Two women who just told us a story. They were both looking to purchase homes in Lakewood because they couldn't rent anymore. We're just going up. It makes no sense. So they had to purchase a house. But everything is very expensive. So what did they do? They started learning together. Within five months they both purchase houses in Lakewood. So this should be like an advertiser for all the real estate agents. By the way, if you want to sell houses, give But the list goes on and on and on. We're actually about to put out a bookm It's called, and you guys are the first ones to know about it. Breaking news. This show over here, it's called the quiet victory. It's a collection of all the stories that are coming in the last two three years because we decided we have to spread this as much as possible. It's such a unbelievable thing. Look what happens when stays from the miracles are happening left and right. So this book is going to come out soon. But my point is I'm sure [clears throat] every person here already stays away from but it's important to learn the book. It makes a huge difference on you the husbands and the wives on children on on it makes the world a better place. It makes Hashem happy. Learn the safer every single day. It will change your life only for the good. No person after 120 when they're about to leave this world will say I I shouldn't have learned. No one's gonna regret it. It's only a good move to do to start learning now when a person is alive in this world and stay away from as much as possible. So two last announce two last announcements. Anybody who wants the book for free over here as long as you take it upon yourself but I don't think there's enough. So just write your name and address. The book will be shipped to your house for free if you're ready to finish the book at least once. Announcer number two on betat which is in a couple of months rabbi which is the rabbi from lake that has all the stories and a group of other rabbis will be flying to Manchester to England. Why? They're going to dive in by the caver of the Manchester Risha who is one of the biggest rabbits that we had who started the movement of learning every single day and they're going to mention all the names that are submitted by the caver and they're also going to be praying at the kafet in Europe. So if you want your names mentioned for health whatever it is make sure you submit your name. Don't give it to me now. if you could just email it to me yakov raheimgmail.com your names will be sent to our manasha and he will pray for you by the caver but there is one catch please donate $500 I'm joking there's one catch you have to take upon yourself to learn the at least once if you learn it at least once then you can submit as many names as you want and your names will be mentioned I just get an email a couple of weeks ago because it's our second time doing this praying thing with the Europe I get an email from a person a mother that she told me that her daughter got engaged the day after the yard site in the month of u the month of September and her daughter's name was mentioned a day before in the caver after a couple of months just got that email so people are already seeing taken upon yourself bring only blessings to your house thank you so much for coming should give you only health from all your children we should see the rebuilding of the mdash Thank you so much.