Connecting to the Shabbat Prayers - Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky

hi this is D olowski and welcome to the rabbi olowski show whether you're watching with our friends over at T any time wherever you watch or listen to your podcasts uh it is always a pleasure to have you along and uh as I mentioned in the last two episodes we're in the middle of a uh a little fundraising drive because uh we have expenses to be able to try to keep the show going and uh parenthetically um uh the original concept of the five- minute par piece was that we would have multiple sponsors we have not only had multiple sponsors we've barely had one and that doesn't even cover the course of production so if you want to help to sponsor those if you want to sponsor a regular episode uh anything that uh people want to do to help make this keep going would be most appreciated so you know we uh we don't really reach out uh as a general rule but uh we need your help if we're going to keep going and this is sponsored by Anonymous who also sponsored last week's episode two of them I'm reading the same dedication The Show Must Go On my wife and I have not missed an episode since you started thank you R olowski that's over 200 uh episodes that these people are seeing they're watching and they still want to see it continue so hopefully uh there are more good people like them out there who want to see this little thing that we're doing keep going and what can I tell you you know I uh I can only do what I can do which is to sit and talk and I do it all the time I just sit even when there's no camera I just sit by myself and I talk and you know so once a week we actually bring in professionals to film this to distribute it but I'm always talking so uh it's a pleasure for me to be able to reach out and share ideas with you so uh as we have said throughout K should give us a Yeshua and a hat uh I wasn't the only one who said there's something Messianic about this it feels very special and like when I went to Rabbi uh Bulman and Mosher Shiro when the Twin Towers went down they both told me the same thing this is the beginning of gogogo and uh the uh the B who took down the Twin Towers are continuing it's amazing when you listen to these people because sometimes they say it never happened it's all lies it's Israel lies it never happened I there Hamas videos that they themselves filmed nope it's all AI generated it's all phony it never happened and then they say we hope it happens again why would you say you hope it happens again if it never happened and then they say it never happened but if it did it's Justified so you know make up your mind did it happen did it not happen is it Justified do you hope it happens again you know you find the same thing with Holocaust deniers they say oh the Holocaust never happened then we hope it does it's like oh so uh Aisha is going to hopefully take all of our sorus away and in Theus of all of the kadim who uh gave up their lives and in Theus of all of the Brave individuals who are out there fighting and uh uh you know it's pretty scary my son-in-law went off the grid he told his wife you can't reach me I'm going off the grid I I had a suspicion that he was part of a secret group that went to Yemen to take out the missiles but he he will neither confirm nor deny where he was but uh has to protect us and has to save us and we have to turn to K to save us during these difficult times so I'm continuing the series that I've been doing and it's so interesting I I actually gotten some interesting feedback and people say you know I'm really surprised you've never spoken about shabas beforehand and I didn't realize you have so much to say about it that You' never talked about it no I told you I got lots to say about everything you know and uh uh my children made me a birthday in a very nice restaurant because they wanted to go out to a very nice restaurant I was the you and uh so um but they played a game and the game was that they would take three cards there was piles um you know a subject a a person a place and they would put the three of them together and I had 30 seconds to prepare a two-minute speech on it I had no problem because I could talk about anything but uh some of them are really very impressive I have to say should have recorded it we could have put it up gotten the sponsor they could have paid for the meal but anyway the uh uh there's there's there's plenty say so comes to chabas you know uh there's a lot to talk about so what I want to talk about and this episode is daving Thea of chabas and uh bed next time I want to talk about zirus I don't know if I can get it in on one but I'll try and you find uh that daving is sometimes accessed in in the Z themselves that makes reference to different aspects of the doing so um uh the doing is interesting so let me try to focus on this one of the challenges abouta and we had a a series abouta already I'm sure you can go back and find them wherever you find podcasts are available if assuming they have a search uh search box should be able to find where we talked about the filer but um one of the complaints people have is that it tends to be the same thing right so when you're young the dining still holds a certain amount of Adventure to it you know I see with my own grandchildren they start they add this F they had that but by the time you're in high school and you more or less got it down over and over again yeah it's not as bad as the first Orthodox Jew who went in into space you know circling the Earth every 15 minutes you understand that's much worse but uh it's the same exact Shon same exact sh over and over and over again and uh the reason for that is because every day is basically the same yeah we we we may feel differently during the events and there may be more dramatic events and less dramatic events life cycle events bring their own uh special twers with them but if it's a regular day you're not getting married you're not getting buried you're you're not having a baby you're not having a bris Mitzvah you [Music] know anything like that it's basically the same day yes this day is better this day is worse wor but Theos were written by the ano which are people who have Roes and they were able to put into the words everything that we need to express under any circumstances so we d three times a day because one is connected Abraham one is connected Y and one is conned Yakov so uh Abraham as we're going through these paros now Abraham was a person whose life was a braa um I it hit me when I saw this Rashi not that long ago it says you AB has sa TOA what does that mean he defeated all of his enemies he saw his son Yak uh married and have children he saw yesma Dua he lived to see his father ter du Chua and uh he died five years early so he shouldn't see ASV go off the Der and I thought to myself could you imagine every single day of Abraham's life was so incredibly precious an opportunity to do Torah and Mitzvah an opportunity to spread in the world and he died 5 years early so he shouldn't have the pain of seeing his grandson go off the D amazing concept yeah because his life was BR so uh so those of us who don't have that braa and Ne see children who go off the Der you understand the pain is such that Abraham died five years earlier because that was more merciful than to be able to see ASV go off the D but his whole life was BR and that's the morning the morning is optimistic because it's day break if you w to believe yes it's day break anyway from the 70s but um uh the the idea of the morning it's hopeful I remember M once said even for know New York smells good in the morning it's it's it's hopeful the sun is rising yeah everything is is there Yakov makes myv why because his whole life was in darkness and whenever Hashem appears to him it was he comes to him at night yeah he has to steal the bras his brother wants to kill him his father-in-law wants to kill him you know he um um he he's fighting Wars his one daughter gets kidnapped and raped one son gets captured the other a sudden he thinks he dead he's got a real rough life the point that at the end of his life he says I had a rough life and he dies in Gus had had a tough time that's M if it's dark at night there's just the mo we have to hope for the light we wait we wait uh with that faith that the sun will rise again that's my that's yob is a fascinating it's everyone gets up in the morning D shakas I'm assuming if you're Rabbi olowski show Fish N of course you get up in the morning go to shakas right yeah everybody DAV my yeah hopefully we all go to SCH DAV I remember during SP they were coming up with all these apps and these different things to um to uh uh remember and someone said oh there's there's this new thing that came out with it's called you all remember s it's a good it's a good schooler but anyway um so uh so okay but you sometimes get stuck sometimes you're on in the r clim Highway and you see people pulled over to the side of the road DAV sometimes you're someplace during the day so okay so when you have a nice long afternoon in those Dog Days of August okay but during this time of year when you have a very short period of time to be able to get it in h sometimes people there's this expression I have to Gra a yeah um it's it's not always possible to to depending where you are in circumstances to be able to get there yeah I was once walking with my brother-in-law many years ago on our way to Shore and I see the sun setting in the Horizon and I said h y son said look how beautiful it is he says yeah to someone who's already ding otherwise you see that sun go down and you're like yikes so um uh so the uh the um uh the idea of Min is the Sun is setting it's not night but it's not morning and that's y you know y uh did not live to see the Gula he didn't leave erel he survived the aada you know he uh got married had children but he saw ASA go off the D he saw yakob trick him and take the bras he lived through this he he went he saw asa's wives you know bringing Kus to AAR he had to experience all this and he knew that Yosef was still alive and he couldn't tell yakob when Abraham dies the way you know yes did chuva is it says and yes buried him y let y go first when y dies ASA goes first yob is playing second fiddle to him so uh y did not get to see he didn't go into the gullis but he didn't have the bright and Rosy experience that uh Abraham did so the point is that we and although it's the same words it's completely different yeah um in the 19 early 1970s I think it is there was an English comedy group called Monty Python's Flying Circus and uh it actually came on PBS it was educational I don't know and it was extremely weird and uh um I have something of an English sense of humor my my humor is obviously a little weird and that's why I hear these American speakers they say I don't know I don't go over with an English audience I did I did fine in England because we uh we all share that sort of quirky sense of humor I guess but I loved Monty Python I thought it was hysterically funny and at least one of my brothers had to sit with me and we had four televisions in the house I would always try to find some place where nobody was and they would always say this isn't funny this isn't funny I said so don't watch it go some place go away from me so Mii pan had this routine where they were interviewing this actor and he says well you know what goes into delivering your lines he says well of course you know there's so many different ways to say it to be or not to be to be or not to be to be or not to be to be or not to be to be or not to be to be or not to be so of VI goes inflection and he says well yes of course then there's also inflection I thought that was very funny but anyway uh what does it mean it means you can say the same exact sentence and it can mean completely different things yeah I heard an old Jewish comic so many years ago tells a story where the cop says you stole chicken he goes are you stole a chicken ah he admits it obviously the way you say it makes all the difference in the world yeah uh there's a game show called Jeopardy came out the 1960s I saw it as a kid art Fleming and Don parau was the announcer I was like each answer was like $5 and they asked these incredibly hard questions it's like the only intelligent you know uh um game show it stayed on for a long time art Fleming died and then they brought in Alex tbec he died and but um I go and visit my mother uh I was a rabbi I give shorum all around the world um I uh am somewhat respected in the Sor Community it meant nothing to my mother but when I knew the answers to Jeopardy she thought I was just the smartest guy who ever lived but the C of Jeopardy is they give you the answer and you have to put it in the form of a question so every now and then they have Celebrity Jeopardy and I remember this there was a comedian by the name of Robert kleene it's a deep cut anyway he was on Celebrity Jeopardy I don't remember the exact question but it was something like he was the first president of United States and he buzzes it and he goes George Washington he says no no no it has to be in the form of a question he goes George Washington and then of course there's inflection you see so I can say the same but one time I'm saying it from the view of the optimism of the morning and one time I say it as the Gathering clouds of afternoon and I the and the third one I say it at night in the darkness and it's the same words but the inflection changes the way you say it is different the feelings that you put into it and you can do that which because it was written by it has that elasticity and flexibility that you can put anything you want into it okay and so you say the same now comes that's different that's different obviously there's a concept of the and so we say a different amid I can't say because there's not 18 bras even doesn't have 18 bras anymore has 19 but that was only seven yeah and uh it's uh it's a different the first three are the same last three are the same the middle one is about the but you say the same the fact is I say AAL but it stays the same R yeah it's different than the and it has a special but you say the same ofer is complely different day right so but you say the same because the idea that the day stays the same it just has different expressions of the day is true about rashash and yum and the Shum and every single day of the year except shabas shabas has three separate amas not the same one obviously the first three bras last three bras stays the same but you say a different one Friday night a different one shabas morning and a different one uh by men there's another difference that you may have noticed at night you say is and by is one is feminine one is masculine one is plural so there's something going on here with theis of chabas that's different than every other day of the year every holiday every weekday is something special happening and that is uh to borrow from somebody else's seasonal uh understanding there's the ghost of shabas past the ghost of shabas present and the Ghost of shabas future what is that mean that means there a past present and future and that ties in by the way with the V vo and V I smell the blood of an Englishman anyway so uh what are we talking about Friday night so you know we say vulu now created the world yeah and that's what the BR is about that shabas is a recognition that created the world and rested on the seventh day that is for sure the chabas of the past shabas has a special kadha because Hashem rested on the seventh day and we rest on the seventh day and that's that's vulu that's the Friday night uh amida that's what we're capturing we're capturing if you will the shabas of barus the shabas that was built into the Bria Shir shabas was not given at the Bria though was it Shir shabas was not given until Hari maybe it's a big because when it says that we got Mitzvah at Mor one of them was chabas so does that mean that we already had a of Shir shabas starting in MAA or was it we were given paros to learn we learned about chabas but we didn't get the SEO of chabas until har yeah so this a big argument as you say in m I mean starting at Haren we got chabas so uh I however you want to look at it yeah but chabas the obligation of chabas came with the giving of the Torah that is the shabas that we keep now is the chabas of har that's for Shamu sh shab so said and and gave us the and mitz of chabas and that's what chabas day is about it's the shabas of the present of recognizing that we're keeping the shabas because Hashem told us to I isn't it because Hashem rested yes but that's not enough we have a but SEO to keep it yeah it's interesting we've talked about this when the um given soem said which thear and Hedman learns that a non-jew is not allowed to keep shabas what uh amazing concept you cannot keep shabas because shabas is for clell yeah it's a bris between us and Hashem like bisa like uh like uh you know uh anything else oi it's an O It's a bris it's something that is special between us and KES and the nations of the world can't keep it I mean the gar goes so far as to say that a non who keep shabas that's very strong language but the the reason for it is obviously that chabas is something that was given to us at har as a unique gift says to mosu I have one treasure in my Treasure House something very precious it's called chabas and and he gave it over to us now why that is is a deeper discussion yeah um I I give a par the mo shabas so the one that I gave this past year in pares Noah called chabas I talk about this you can listen to that in Greater detail but um but the Aida of during the day is talking about us us keeping shabas because Hashem commanded us to do it and not because of a remembrance of the past it's the shabas of the present when you read the AM by it's all about the chabus of y shul shabas a world where it's going to be completely shabas six days you work and on the seventh day you rest and there will come a time in history where six days you will work and on the seventh day you will rest that the whole world will rest along with you that's the shabas of the world that is the world in its completion the way it's supposed to be were put in the gy Aiden they were given one mitzah don't eat from the tree had they listened then they would have gone straight from that Friday into shabas and that would have been the chabas of the world of course instead they ate from the tree and that put us on a 6,000 year detour and after those 6,000 years comes the 7th thousand years which is the I should say seventh Millennium I guess you would say where it's y Shak shabas it's all chabas and that's what the world is leading to that's what we're heading for uh a world that's completely shabas and that's the um that's the concept and that's why when you come to we'll talk about this B next time when we talk about zirus the zirus of shes are all the um the talking of this closeness to Hashem did nees yeah I'm I'm I'm hard I'm I'm love sick for Hashem yeah it's it's very atic about this tremendous connection to and so it builds shabas it goes Friday night to during the day to shalis and it gets more and more intense so that shalis is the most intense time of chabas filled with the greatest potential of Kad yeah one is feminine one is masculine and one is plural so in Judaism everything is masculine and feminine right everything has every noun is either masculine or feminine we have no neuter terms there's no uh uh um you uh Indiscreet it's a ATM and aten H and H yeah everything is masculine and feminine there's no there's no Z for those who may be into that you know our pronouns are he and she that's it we only have two in Hebrew there's nothing else everything is masculine feminine and everything every noun you know is is either masculine or feminine so our relationship to shabas is either we're relating to it as a man or as a woman what's the difference between the two so uh a man is mashia and a woman is a maab let us take the simplest example of a man female relationship where you know who the man is and who the woman is I know this is no longer politically uh acceptable to say this but that's because the world has gone nuts and eventually I'm sure they'll find their mind one can hope but uh and that is when it comes to creating children which is a very distinct men and women have a very specific role in that yeah so the man makes a contribution an external contribution and the woman internalizes that contribution and uses it to create new life and that's why sh as man and female the rain comes down and the Earth takes it in and produces life it's the male female relationship so the one that is mashia and the one that is mael that's how it goes so Friday night is it's the feminine manifestation why because Hashem created the world and said to us I created the world and you are receiving this from me you you're you're not you're not so much a participant in this as much as you are just the one who is understanding that I created the world and that's what you need to do that's the female manifestation parenthetically if I can say this without uh getting too graphic you know um in this process of contribution and receiving so the man is usually in the top and the woman is on the bottom and that's why Friday night we cut the bottom kala because it's the feminine manifestation of shabas shabas day we were commanded to keep the Torah now the Torah is on us we have a SEO you know we now need to go out and do shabas not because Hashem did chabas but because he told us you do shabas that's more of the masculine that's more of the Mas that's why we cut the top yeah there's a there's a the higher um level here where we're saying I'm doing shabas I'm not just receiving chabas I'm doing shabas that's the second one and when we look at our relation with now remember we came out of MIT and we had to become adults we had seven weeks to become an adult that's how the um how the gamar puts it that um we were born at y MIT and we stood at har to receive the Torah as adults we grew up in seven weeks and at har there are many kazal that compare the giving of the Torah to a wedding where the two of us came together and that is the chabas of the future where we're in this world to accomplish something we struggle during this world during these 6,000 years to be Ro to have a place in your mashia that we can make the world the way it's supposed to be not just sit back and say okay this is how it is but to go out and do to be attacking the world to do something with it and when we do then us and can join together that's the two of us are together which do you cut yeah so uh it's ironic you don't really need L mishna says the Taz for shalas and his riah is that a every day M would fall they made it into two loaves they had one in the morning one in the evening and Friday a double portion came so they made four loaves so they ate one Friday night excuse me they had one Friday morning and then Friday night they still had three kalas left so we had they able to use m and they ate one and then shabas morning they still had two loaves back left so they did but shalas they only had one left so there was no for them to make a on so that's why he says you don't have to not everyone agrees yeah but uh but the the question of which one you cut M you'll cut the top one because uh on if you cut the top one you always do the first the one that's on top right away you don't want to pass over a Mitzvah but the point is that the daring is set up in such a way as to take us through the three aspects of shabas the fact that there was Hashem created the world the fact that Hashem gave us the Torah and in the Torah told us give the shabas and the chabas of of a world in completion where us and will come together we should be to be able to see that quickly and when we dive in on chabas we should understand that the on shavas are not just like on a regular day with the with the inflection changes where the feelings change but in fact there's three separate aspects of shabas that we're acknowledging okay and that brings us to the question and answer portion and uh I should point out that um um when I H did my uh shout out to my friend mendle from uh from Tor sweets so um I mentioned Mendel dubinski that's because I only know two mendal I'm not counting Mendel the mouse yeah I really only know two mentals so the dubinsky are this wonderful wonderful couple that stayed by our house uh for a shabas they came from Texas and they were so inspired by how much food we serve that they became from just just to show you and they tell everybody that they kep from at the owski house so I misspoke of course it's my friend mendal Berlin and uh just you know he says maybe just correct that the next time fine okay Anonymous why don't women have to wear yamakas so we talked about this uh in in the podcast portion and that is that there's a difference between men and women men are external and women are internal as such men need externalities in order to keep their focus right so uh men have a Mitzvah to wear Fillin with a write on a cloth remember Hashem and they tie it to their head on their brain remember Hashem and they put it on their muscle before you do something remember Hashem and they pointed to their heart remember Hashem they need an external reminder women don't have to do that because it's internal they have an internal power uh the mushro I bring is from a documentary on this subject that came out many years ago must be about 50 years ago I'm guessing something like that called Star Wars wherein uh uh Luke Skywalker uh wants to uh fight the bad guys who killed his parents not really his parents turns out his father was Darth V but that's another story but anyway so uh he hang he joins up with Han Solo who's a guy who has a blaster and he blasts Bam Bam Bam but his rebi obiwan Kenobi says to him you're making mistake your K is on the inside reach inside of yourself and use the force don't waste your time with a blaster so whereas Han Solo the man is going around shooting um Luke Skywalker is just reaching inside of himself to reach the force [Music] and then he can kill everybody right so that's uh that's the idea so women have the force it's an internal thing and what Obi-Wan told him is put away all these things put away the computer that's guiding you put it like this just use the force so women because they have this internal understanding they they see things from uh a more basic level to put something on their head what's the purpose of yamaka Mal remember God is above you so a man has to take something and put on his head remember God's oh yeah t yeah God's up yeah for women that's a distraction they don't need that they use the force it's on it's on the internal they they reach inside of themselves yeah that's why there's this very common fight that husbands and wives have where a wife will say you hurt my feelings and the husband will say no I didn't says I'm telling you I feel hurt you might feel hurt but I didn't hurt your feelings I don't know what you're talking about unless you can prove to me that your feelings are heart it doesn't doesn't count but I know it I know it to be a fact yeah that's the concept of be they know they understand they don't have to have it proven to them yeah okay next question by Anonymous does Hashem actually say he loves us anywhere in the Torah oh my goodness [Music] the and even more love that Hashem told us that we're b as it says b not only does hasem say you are my son as every father loves a child but the Torah went out of its way to tell us that we are his children because Hashem wants wants us to know that he loves us with great love hasem loves us yeah there are many other references but we'll go with that yeah by Anonymous what is the proper amount of to do and do you have any that you can offit the singles in the par I had a child who had y had a clean bill of health what you understand um uh that uh puts you at a serious disadvantage and he had a very long list of what he was looking for in a girl you know uh you know a lot of things no I won't go into all the details because I don't like to give away everything because everyone already knows everything about my life and you might know this from someplace else because I have no um inner controls so uh so you may have heard me talk about this before but I'm trying to trying to be a little bit more mature anyway there was a lot of a lot of things that were working against his um uh you know marketability when it came to shidokan and uh so it wasn't always easy to find a girl but he would go out and he'd say no she doesn't have this she doesn't have that you know she doesn't this she not that you know whatever it is so finally I said to this child uh look you have to do hisas and the child said to me I am I DAV and I have B that's all you have to do and sure enough uh he found a girl I guess now you know it was a son who met all of the requirements that was on his list and it was a friend of one of my daughters so so he didn't even have to go looking for her it was delivered to the [Laughter] house and I looked at this and I was in the SPO because he was not worried at any point about any just and have that's what you have to do and people can get you crazy I had a wonderful young lady who was a former student of mine and she was working as a secretary for partners in Torah basically you know helping to arrange the shid between the people who were going to learn and the people who wanted to learn that's what she was doing and she wasn't uh getting too many dates and she calls me up and says the sh said that boys uh you know serious boys learning don't want a girl who's in C of so should I quit my job now let's be fair she wasn't going out into town handing out flyers she wasn't going to uh you know Cod events she was sitting in an office making arrangements she said should I quit my job I said are you helping to be marit's toyra in the world she says yes I said my God doesn't punish people who are doing his rut Zone by telling them that they're not going to get married I don't know whose God the sh pray to but my God will not penalize you for doing the right thing you can't be wrong by being right can't be now you know none of my stories have endings they're all L Fisher stories you know this one actually have an ending six months later she met a very nice boy and got get but uh I had a girl who was a student of mine and now she was getting up in years she was 23 which you know in The Firm community it's already you know Ring the Alarm Bells this is not a new thing and the gorra uh it says uh you know a father has an obligation to marry off his daughter uh but you know at some point when she becomes an old maid she's out of his Rus she has to take care of herself that's 12 and a half so uh you understand being over the hill is not a it's not a New Concept imagine the go is already 13 and everyone's making the hilling groups but anyway so uh she wasn't finding uh wasn't getting too many dates so she says the sh told me I don't dress right I said you dress very appropriately she goes I know that's what they think is the problem she dress a little tighter a little looser a little like you know so I told him but I want a a bentor goes yeah yeah if you want to get a bentor that's what you got to do and she said if the only way I can get married is to compromise Myas I would rather not get married married she also got married to a nice guy a flip out actually you know M nor flip out you know so uhem happily married with Children so but the point is that you know what do I do what's the what's the correct you DAV and you have and you know do what you're supposed to do and uh when people tell you you have to do this schoola and that schoa you know and say n 40 times and walk in the middle of the street and hop on one foot and cluck like a chicken you know if you have B and uh um and you uh and and you DAV there's a a sh inas where there's a chair where if you sit in this chair um um you know you're going to have a baby when I uh have the to go to South Africa Africa and I go to juberg so I stay with the zulberg who are just the finest some of the finest people in the entire world anyway so I come there once and all their kids are big except for this one little boy who's running around and I said oh that's interesting because yes we went to Tas and I told my husband I'm going to sit in the chair and sure enough I had a [Laughter] baby so D Kaplan who's of course very famous speaker and educator uh he tells the story he says that him and his wife weren't having children and they went toas and his wife said should I sit in the chair and said don't sit in the chair and then that's you have a baby so it's a it's the it's the that's what you have to do okay CK says thank you so much for all you sh and podcast and for everything you do for clly Isel my pleasure I'm wondering if you might know any long long-term Learners who are positive easygoing and can have fun for a 22-year-old girl who is passionate about Torah and yides kite Works remotely as a software developer and hasn't heard back from shadam well I turned to my RAB olki audience you know this is a quality girl she listens to the rowski show so if that sounds intriguing please contact me through the website and uh we'll be uh happy to pass on on any and all serious offers while I'm at it I got another uh letter recently from a couple who's interested in adopting a Jewish uh child and asked if I know of uh of you know any means for this and how it goes about it years ago I met somebody and I'm talking about maybe 10 15 years ago who had an organization where if from girl gets pregnant you know a teenager instead of you know they they 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