Eating for the Sake of Heaven | TORAH FOR KIDS AI

Balto shalom. He had a unique ways [music] of teaching his students different things. And one day he told his students, you need to learn how to eat form shine. You need to learn how to eat for the sake of heaven. Now we've all learned the the concept of you need to learn Torah for the sake of heaven meaning not to become a rabbi not to become a famous speaker [music] not to uh tell people you know more than them but rather for the sake of heaven just because so to learn Torah for the sake of heaven that we understand but to eat for the sake of heaven what I do two instead of one I'm already doing is not enough no you have to eat for the sake of heaven how can we learn how to he goes go to the village find out person go to his house ask him to host you for a few days and you'll learn so tin going to the village and he asks anybody know who Mos is what he says what do you want Mo why would you even want what do you have with Mo you need to meet him you know the rabbi said he goes he lives in that house and go suit yourself so they went to the house they knock on the door they see a big guy you know one of those people like you look like you ate a couple people one of those people answer the door say Hello. How How can I help you? Oh, listen. You know, we were just here in town and we're wondering if you maybe could host us. Uh, you know, we can stay by you. Yeah. Okay. Wait. Have a seat. I'm just about to eat. So, you can join me. Okay. So, they sit down and they see a feast. A feast on the table. Enough for 50 people. But he is by himself. And he has a feast. Yeah, you can have some if you want. So, you just eat one a normal size plate. [music] and he has an entire turkey and he has steak and he has uh jullet and he has spaghetti and he's got this. He's got all types of things [music] and they're looking like who else is coming here? When is he [music] going to eat all this? This is for like a week and they start seeing what should they start eating and it's revolting. First of all, it's never nice to see people eat. But aside from that, to see somebody eat a lot. Now, unless you love the person, that's cute. But other than that, anyway, they start [music] seeing this giant eat, and he's eating and eating, and he already finished. They finished normal food. And he's eating and eating and eating and more. And then he finally finished the big plate. And they figure, okay, Starbucks finished. He must be full already for a week. He moves the pl. It's like shelf system. And he continues eating and eating and consuming more. And [music] you're like, how does his stomach fit all of this? He's a big guy, but it just seems like he just doubled his weight. How? How? Finally, 2 hours he's eating lunch. 2 hours. But not two hours because there's a nice conversation going, a few here and there. Nothing. Eating for 2 hours straight. After 2 hours, they want to vomit already. But [music] what are you going to do? They have to be there. They're still trying to figure out. Maybe the balento sent us for the wrong address. What can we learn from this bama? [music] This animal. Okay, listen. We got to pray. You guys pray? Yeah. Yeah, we pray. Pray. And they're [music] thinking to themselves, pray. Pray that we get out of here as soon as possible. Okay, we pray. Okay, I'll go pray. They go pray as soon as the prayer is finished. Okay, guys. Finish prayer. We got dinner. What? What do you mean? Got to eat dinner. My wife made dinner. I think if we just what to get to the house only a couple hours have passed. It's food bigger than the last serving and he for two more hours he's eating two more hours he's eating. Now they look around the house there's no books. So this guy's not tell like this guy is uh he's eating like you know the the sage from the was also enormous enormous and he would eat an enormous amount and somebody complained to says your son is eating so much. He goes no no no watch him I I'm the one that gives him the food. But look what he does after he eats. After they saw him eat as much as he did, he learned to walk for 30 hours [music] straight standing. 30 hours straight. This break, no that break. 30 hours straight. Shimon knew that his son was kadosh. He needed all the strength in the world to learn Torah the way he did. Anyway, so this guy prayed, eating. They figured, you know what, there must be it must be a [music] sadiki style, like a hidden sadik. All the books are probably behind the walls. So, we're going to all pretend we're going to go to sleep. We're going to pretend we're going to go to sleep. We're going to wake up in the middle of night to see where he take out the books and probably he's learning Kapala. He's learning, I don't know, he's learning the new about the zah or he's learning something in the no one ever saw. This guy must be something. The bump doesn't make mistakes. He just sent us over here to watch. Doesn't make any sense. They pretend to go to sleep. They peek [music] at night. The guy is snoring like he hasn't slept in his life. Not waking up in the [music] middle of the night. Nothing. Finally in the morning, the animal wakes up and they're thinking to themselves, "Something's wrong here." It's [music] like, "Okay, guys, we got to pray. We got to pray. Oh. Oh, you pray. Okay, let's pray. Okay, we got to do quick though. I got I got breakfast." What? You hungry from yesterday thinking to themselves. Yeah. Yeah. Come on. Come on. Let's go guys. Yala. Let's go. Start putting on feeling. Everybody's put on the feeling quickly. Quickly. You know, like not a safari hour prayer. No, no, your house, you do an hour prayer. Over here, we do quick 25 minutes, half hour, we're finished. Pray quick. Got breakfast. I'm hungry. Finish [music] praying. Got a feast like he never ate in his life. 2 hours he's [music] eating. Every meal is 2 hours. Just to afford the food, you have to have a lot of money. But needless to say, [music] a big stomach. But this guy's eating. And they don't understand. after watching this for three days [music] every day three huge meals no Torah whatsoever keeps the basics of mitzvah like you know all say and all put on to fill in but nothing more than average nothing that's not not can't even call needless to say after 3 days they couldn't take it anymore and they told us what's what is this like why do you eat so much sent us here. He told us that you're a holy person. Well, all we're seeing is you eat. What makes you so holy? So the big mo says to them, he says, I don't [music] know why he thinks I'm holy, but I can tell you why I eat so much. Said Years ago, my father was a very righteous man. He did different business. We would go from door to door selling little things to different people. Whatever he had, he would sell. [music] If he had sacks to sell, he would sell sacks. If you had toys to sell, he'd sell toys. Different things you would sell just to make a living. Very honest person, very righteous person. One day, he knocked on the door and a group of Christians opened the door and said, "Who are you?" And they see a Jew in front of them and say, "Uh, did you ever hear [music] about Yoske? Did you ever hear about this Isaiah 53, Daniel 9?" All this nonsense that they do for the same thing for for for hundreds of years. The trick hasn't changed. And he says [music] to them, "Yeah, yeah, I know about all that nonsense he teach. I'm not interested." "No, but don't you know about?" He said, "Yeah, I know." He tells them, "May his name be blotted out." Because that's that's what he knows. The rabbi says, "You mention's name, you have to insult him." Says, "It's avah from to make fun of idol worship." SO HE'S FULFILLING A TELLING HIM TO THEIR face of yours. Now they got angry. What? They grabbed him and they said, "Listen, if you don't now convert to Christianity, we're going to burn you alive. Front of your family going to burn you." He says, "I'm never converting." They tied him up. They tied him up and they burned him alive. Burned him alive. And the kid now today, he says, "I saw the whole thing." And I said to myself, "My abba, my abba died on kushashem. My abba died on kadushe." He was such a little guy. Took 5 minutes for him to die. 5 minutes ago, the whole body was consumed. Now what I'm going to do? I'm going to eat so much. So when these these missionaries come to me one day, I'm going to be so big and so fat it's going to take hours to burn my body so I can fulfill the even longer. And he says to them, "Every day, [music] I eat as much as I can and I also pray for them to come to me and tell me to die for the sake of Hashem." Theim of the Bentto [music] says, "Now we know why you're kadosh. Now we know why you're kadosh." In the past generations, Abu Tayim, our grandparents, even if they weren't, many of them were still why because maybe they didn't have all of the Torah knowledge that perhaps some of [music] the scholars did, but many of them had fantastic character traits, a huge amount of Emm despite the difficulties that they would deal with regardless of whether they were in Russia or in the Middle East somewhere. And even more than anything else, a dedication to Hashem, a unrelenting dedication to Hashem in their own small way where they kept certain things, where they [music] knew certain things and they stuck to them no matter what. >> Thank you for 1, two, three. 1 2 3 [music] Beious.