Don't Miss the Opportunity - Rabbi Avi Wiesenfeld - Parshat Ki Tisa

the story is told of a young man that expressed his interest in marrying the farmer's daughter he plucks up the carriage knocks on the farmer's home and he says I'd like to marry your daughter the farmer responds and says Listen Here My Dear fellow I'm going to release three blls from the barn one by one if you manag to grab one of them by by the tail you can marry my daughter so the man says sure this is easy he stands back as the door opens of the barn and this huge Fierce looking ugly bull comes out and he's petrified he says I can't do this I'll wait for the next one the next one is probably much easier that one goes by he opens up the Barn Door the next one comes out Absolut Ely humongous this huge Beast he said no way I'm not going anywhere near that I'll wait for the third one comes the third bull the door opens and the young man Smiles this is easy he sees this scrawny little thin bull it's could be easy he waits for the ball to pass and exactly at the right moment he jumps and he sees that there is no tail the in this week's par tells us that whenu stood up and said to what does that mean so used to go over to people and say are you a and they would say no and the would say well why not well because my father's not a and said we learn from this week's paru offers the opportunity to anyone and who came shave it Ley we know in life some opportunities are hard and some opportunities are easier but one thing we have to know when an opportunity comes our way to do something good to help somebody else to improve in ourselves to do a Mitzvah to learn to then we grab that opportunity cuz it may never come back again have a wonderful shs to Listen to More by Rabbi ABI weisenfeld visit [Music]