English/Yiddish Lecture | Some Children Are Just Not Scared to Die

[Music] here goes another one english it sounds sophisticated right like everybody feels fine to speak at a dinner but as the minik by most jewish dinners barak hashem not this one there's ten speakers before the main speaker the veist of the min so there was one speaker another speaker at the end they asked for of con man to get up and speak so he gets up and he says why are we here why are we here so you could guess probably the reason why you're here but the bonavitcherov the truth is i am really thrilled by this privilege of being here for the habbonum of yeshiva's burkhas david and thank you versus for your host for your hospitality more importantly for your big hearts your great hearts and thank you so much to my friends yeshiva and the summer behind the yeshiva and the passion behind the yeshiva so i was once having a conversation with a group of people who are responsible for the education of many young boys many bakra and there was an argument there was a riku there was a debate about what's the right way of being mechanic and at the end of the conversation i was getting nowhere so i said [Music] that a child a fetus have admired gives him a patch on his mouth and this little baby this little malachol forgets the whole toyota what type of story is this what type of story is this you forget the old title from apache and what's the purpose watch think about it trying to tell us anybody who remembers color toyota cola from the womb of your mother and why do the japanese also have something on top of their mouth they also learned kala teruku mainlan south korea they translated gemara into south korean because they decided that the jews are the most brilliant people right so they asked it's amazing what's this sorry they said good morning so i saw a translation of gomorrah into south korea so supernatural good to south korea but what did what about the japanese what what do they have so when i asked the question when i was a kid an abuser but whatever so i told the chevron so i told the kevin now i understand the gemara the gomorrah is telling you something you have a child he's the sweetest kid in the world and he learned the whole torah he has a twist in the whole torah and then comes a jew and you look at him he looks like a mallach a fine a tigereed amalah straight to grenadine versatra but he gives one smack to this child a physical smack or an emotional smack and with that one smack he causes him to forget the torah and it doesn't come from a russia it's a mala it's a good jew a jew who's massa venasana stencils he's a good guy good man and he's doing what he knows he's doing actually what was done to him that's how you do it he doesn't realize she just detached he severed the conscious connection of this child of this booker you tell me if it's not strange and don't blame this on rabbi you could blame this anashi open up arashi the first passage of dwarium this week five weeks before his passing he decided it's time to get an abuser he waited 120 years to give a muslid russia half-live fella flecked rashford you give a muslim 120 when did your father give you a muslim when your hundreds are drinking 20 no he's 25 years old he starts having kids when was yakov his children 147 years old he decided to be rouhan do the mice with billah he took out yaakov's bed from leia's oil and put it in biller's oil how how i'm sorry he took it out of billow's oil and he put it into rockhold's oil into layers oil how many years ago was this this is when ruckle passed away so this is close to 60 years 60 years yaakov was quiet ask sarashi why did he wait you know why on my yakov if i give musa to over now shema reuben is going to say bye bye tate bye bye wait wait reuven stroll yes it says he's so somebody once asked me why wasn't he afraid that now yaakov is going to go to reuven so another year that newfoundland is going to go today so why is he afraid now somebody said the shanghai kingdom he had to get them into seminary you have to marry over the eight o'clock one and he wanted to go to brisk one and nicole wanted to go to the mirror one want to go slobotkin i wanted to go ponovich one wanted to go to everyone wanted to go to chibin who's you say that he's one of asav's bacon what's the real reason why was jakob not afraid now if reuben is such a fragile person shouldn't you be afraid even later i looked at this and i'll tell you no you don't understand what rashi is saying when heard the music from yaakov he looked at him and he said but you have a challenge you have to overcome and even looked at himself and he thought my father was quiet for 60 years he hurt and he said nothing for 60 years why because he wants me to feel his connection his love his attachment when you realize you have such a father you don't go to asap when you realize you have such a father you don't go to asia there was a yitz and this is what he says stipelagon told it to the bianca legolinsky he said it over it says yaakov says kibbe makliyavartiyas hayarden only with my stick yitzhak was a rich man he couldn't give him a couple of shekels my stick so what does rashi say he sent him with a lot of money but asap sent his son alifa's to kill yaakov alifa's came to yaakov he said i gotta kill you in our family kibudav is a very big mitzvah tati said we need to say kaddish for you grew up in the bosom in the cake in the choice the choice for nietzschek he couldn't just kill yakov so what did yakov do to his murderer what yakov do he started to give a shirt in the darham he said state in it smack of art give me your money and yaakov is alive says the stipler you know who eliphaz was we know who asa was elephus was already the next generation take a look in by isla and in the rashes based on the gomorrah in sanhedrin who alifa's was a ben bailey there was gilead rex links on sentence farther kind i get it i get it it's a pity that yitzhak didn't take a consultation with some of the mum today and they would have told him throw him out of the house somebody once told me i told the father you don't throw out a child at least ninety-nine percent of the time before you throw out a child remember it's not fresh he says hashem told avram to throw out his child i said into the sun hashem told his father throw how you small and yitzhak didn't know that he threw him up because of him next generation i said it was affected by by my clips he was watching too many rabbi i said but you know what maybe throw him out of the house but i'll tell you who you have to send away with him his mother she'll probably like it to do it let me know i'll help you when you get that message straight from the bonus and let me know mela asaf but alifah's to keep in the house you spoke about an addict probably had an iphone under the shabbos table yeah and he was doing videos or worse [Applause] would not let go of his grandson so you're gonna say okay yitzhak was a nice man no that's why claul israel exists today alpiteva because if alifahs would have murdered yakov there would be no hampshire to the others of ram it said there would be no jew alive today so why are the jewish people alive today said the stipelagon because yitzhak would not let go of alifah's elif did eliphaz become rabbin no did he become that's no did he become the god i don't know but all of clay's role was saved because yitzhak kept them close and as i thought about it i remember i opened up on iaev i think it's money alifah's become suddenly a navi saktrashi one day he became a novia like him he became a balru because you know i was once a sometimes you hear something and you know you're going to remember it for life sometimes you hear something and a few hours later you're trying to remember it sometimes you hear something you know this is going to stay with you adsibula basarais i remember was in morristown new jersey i was sitting at the kabbalah there was some sponge cake that was in royal achille it was episode and there was masada kedusha was sitting in front of me he's a yiddish enough his name was gordon sean beck gordon was arrow of many years in newark and then in maplewood in new jersey he was an alternative i saw that he's not feeling well i found out later that he had cancer and he passed away a little while later i took look at him and was sitting one on one panama panama at the cabela's tell me what you learned it's not a fair question to ask karov what he learned in 60 years with balabata yeah every day is especially when you have a good board of directors present company excluded but i wanted to know so he looks at me he says without skipping a beat he says i'll tell you a story i was a younger man and i got an offer to get this job newark new jersey tufts and tess 1949. america and tufts and tess is not america as you understand orthodox jury was so weak and frail completely on the defensive you could count the yeshivas that existed in the united states on one hand you can count the khinukaltara sakaidesh on one hand or two hands my mother told me when she was going out with my father all of our solomon tufts and tessai in 1956 they were walking in manhattan my father had a beard and everybody was pointing it's like a man who landed from another planet pointing this is 1956. and he gets this robonus for an orthodox synagogue in newark new jersey nope and he talks about shabbos president tells him the islam here is not so into shabbos they drive on shabbos change the subject next week no next week he talks about castrus he says it's not so popular not everybody eats custard you don't want to offend anybody no next week he speaks about a jewish education he says most kids go to public school it's not good to talk about next week he spoke about it in america so he looks at the president he says so what do you want me to talk about i can't talk about shabbos i cannot make if i can talk about karchers he says talk about judaism laid back he couldn't live with himself how am i supposed to what am i supposed to do with this show if i tell them what they want to hear if i tell them what they need to hear they give me a one-way ticket through the exit door so what's left they'll get a point he told me i went to b passed away one year later you smart of shinyu at 1950. he was a paralyzed man he couldn't speak then but he was very active he's he ran away from nazi occupied warsaw ten years earlier and settled in brooklyn he said i went into the laboratory to the rebel yachts and i presented my dilemma if i do my job as a rov they'll throw me out if i don't do my job as there of and i just hunt for them and tell them nice things every shabbos what am i doing what's to it with my lemon i heard this nish clay cheney at his clay edition he says if you ever saw a video or a picture of the rayats aina of him you know his eyes did his eyes abundance in newark not a for schmitz now you have to know even today sufficient is gain but in 1949 it was one of the fundamental ascerio sadibris of american jews they would sit in the schwitz fashos and they would decide the fate of president truman eisenhower kennedy that's when jews decide who's going to run the united states of america of course who's going to run israel that's where the real real the summits the world summits of claudius all come together to decide if you've ever been there so he was wondering so he looks at that he tells me i was embarrassed he says describe it to me so what should i tell the number about ottoman cover before they ate sadas what should i tell them what am i going to start saying fire it's hot this cold like a column and everybody loves it and there's steps and you go higher and higher and the read higher heat rises so you go higher and you get hotter and the whole body is burning hot and the representation he says then in the real schwitz's you have a shamish abed a gabba yeah it's called a broom you should come to my neck of the woods we'll introduce you to some people call it schmidt says if somebody walks over in the streets somebody walks over to you in the street with a broom and starts whipping you over your back what are you going to do either you call the police or you run away or a bella harger hash kevlar he'll run away he'll punch you back in the nose he'll call the police but in the schwitz that's not what you do frieire varmdemon [Applause] you don't just beat him you bring him into a room where he becomes warm and passionate his heart and his body is on fire and then you lift them up from step to step to step then when you take out a broom he says more more more and the rabbit ayats looked at rip solemn bear gordon and he says rap shalom and he looked at me and he says this was the one and only piece of advice i needed to hear from my career over the last 60 years that's all i had to hear and from that day my hat was endless and just to show i cook for not even ever not everybody but though many people discovered the gemara they discovered the gemara through art scroll sherman was one of those american kids in newark and the priscilla and beg gordon plucked him out sent him just just one effect one effect from a schwitz on one person the whole art school revolution goes back to where schwitz in newark in new jersey for a young man because you and i know that people want to hear the truth mention lex and for the ms who doesn't want to hear the truth you think boys don't want to be successful you think the 15 year old boys in borough park williamsburg muncie lakewood curiosity toronto chicago benebek your london manchester and don't want to be successful people all of you want to be successful vahrehvah you're here but suddenly the gene didn't go over to the kids nah i want to stay in bed till four o'clock in the afternoon because that's mama's list but somehow there's a pain in me there's a paralysis in me who doesn't want to be successful when you create a schvitz you warm people up you lift them up you embrace them you show them who they really are and who they can be and you give them unconditional respect and pride and acceptance and love challenge me stimulate me bring out my potential and make of me the person i'm capable of becoming know i want to share something with you i would say that this is divere nevua mamesh that's how i would put it you'll judge just my opinion i open up a helicopter that i think everybody around the table heard of but usually when you hear the word naomi malek cipher many of you shut down because you heard so many nuyamali melodies by shalashuddis it triggers the herring the sight of herring and sponge cake the lights are going dim because the shul can't afford the electricity the skynym are in a bad mood because somebody woke them up from the nap right and shabbos is ending you know that much of solace these mirrors are being sung by three depressed people yeah it looks like you have to call the chevro kadusha and then the guy who gets up which he doesn't understand the word of and he says the cipher shall said how am i supposed to understand it so i'm going to tell you but please no triggers don't associate it not with herring not with sponge cake not with electricity going down and not within the summer you say the leaving and the pizza not going to be ready for my toy shoppers tune in and you'll hear navoor for tufts and a vue for yeshiva's breakers david and for the program you're walking in the street and you see a tennis bracelet now you're having a 40th anniversary next week and your wife was madame is that a tennis bracelet well given good the problem is cost 25 grand right it's a problem yeah so you try to convince her to get ice cream and schnitzel instead or to go to cancun be less than twenty five thousand dollars okay suddenly raw rosamuts here you see a bracelet a tennis bracelet you fall on it you drop over it but you didn't lift it up comes another person another guy who has an anniversary in two weeks the hexagon he's typhoon boy the second person is not the first person why first person fell on it but he didn't lift it up there was no mischief there was no hakabar there was no kenyan the second guy took it heck moment jaime ankle the first man walked into the dollar amiss of the tennis bracelet even before nothing and for the gemara i quote because he fell on it so he's making hilu a statement i don't want to be macabu the takanas ghazal of daladamus i'm not interested in it if you would be interested in it was faster i don't want to be macabre ef i want to be at koino through physically being on top of it ah you extricated yourself you will not kill yourself from the king in daladamus fine now we go back to the basics he said you're gonna lie neva i'll call you israel open your hearts something unique something out of this world samitia such a sensitive soul such a beautiful soul such a good soul mat you don't expect it here suddenly sometimes there are under shamans that come out in places that are unexpected in families that are unexpected it's but instead of lifting up this nishama in front of nurturing this neshama na fa lallaha you fall on it and emily malek says words i'm translating into english you see such a sensitive soul and instead of lifting it up you fall over it scarring it abusing it wounding it causing it to have a deeper nephilia either the soul does it to itself not knowing who it is feeling so much pain it's trying to numb the pain it's trying to distract itself from all its pain so it falls down no fala allah it falls down and he falls underneath and it goes deeper and deep into the abyss or other people not knowing beyond them consciously or unconsciously they traumatize the soul even more this poor medici is now feeling like a piece of garbage says [Applause] and he holds on and he lifts up this nisham and he says hex milossian somebody comes to this summer and looks to the some in the eyes and says you're my boy you're my girl you're my child i will never let you go i love you and i am proud of you and i embrace you and i am here for you and i respect you and i cherish you nobody can estimate the skus the privilege and the edelkite zakus the zach of this person who had the supposed to be maxing and lift up this neshama i'm reading the new malima and i'm like wow but now comes the bomb mitzvah how large is the grave of a person how big most people are between five and seven feet somewhere in between that's dalaran's that's how much a caver is so amaze smits when you find the mace mitzvah wherever it is he's kind of the dalai lamas and you could bury him and nobody has resources to be mahalik to to to exclude him says the dean of a mess mitzvah ain't it for the takonis frag de gemara you want to be kind on if some of us is ge fallon dallad ahmed is kinda slow you know what the yiddish of egg is calling the bachelor and say bajero ain't gesture you're gonna die and you're gonna have dalaramas you better wake up and smell the [Applause] you're such a good boy that's a good boy that's a good boy we know the truth yeah it's a good boy it's good for a dinner for breakfast david you have to fund a couple of dollars so people get upset they're good boys come on azakin will stew that's who you're taking for your daughter the master is that's not how you clean under sham what did you tell your own son what are you telling your son to tell your anikal come on get out of this rut enough become a mensch learn from tati learn from zaini we wake up 4 30 in the morning every day six o'clock drive blood gamora by 8 30 we already made 2 million dollars and we could retire you know why we don't retire because we want to support you and you know why zadie survived hitler so you should sit on a couch and do nothing maybe thursday night i'm now fine we also do nothing you want to be kind of tell them about death they're not calling the name they're quoting what they think is brilliant brilliant pedagogy listen to his answer and foreign listen to this [Music] amazing look at this boy's life look at this girl's life look at this person's life and you'll see that they are in a rut they're stuck benefila they're abusing themselves they're ruining themselves they're not living a productive life they're joining me from one level of nephilim to a lower level of nephilia what do you learn from this that the way they want to be kain of their neshama the way they want to live has been the filler they don't care about dalaras in the words of the naam ali malek here is a person you're threatening him that death and him don't you understand this kid is not afraid to die he couldn't care less you know why death for him will actually be a solution don't you realize that he buried three of his friends don't you realize that if you go to the cemetery there's seven graves of the same age there and he knew them all don't you realize that you wanna live and if i tell you you're gonna kill yourself you get scared because for you death is fearful death is dreadful nobody wants to die but then emily malik says he couldn't care less about your imam sir what you want to scare him with is for him as boys told me kill me so i won't have to wake up tomorrow in the morning with this pain kill me you'll be much better i still don't know why i didn't do it like ploy any almighty my friend now most adults don't understand this healthy people don't understand this all we would do everything to live what would you not give up in order to live what i don't understand it but i know it i know it from experience i know it from contact i know it from listening and i know it from people i'm gonna die great so you're telling him thank you you have to live a good life and a productive life be a mensch you don't want to sit in kylo no problem go into real estate and you think you just said a brilliant thing and you think you're like a liberal father because i'm often a cop you gave us hector to your son that he doesn't have to sit in lake with kaliyama or here in kailua kanyama he's allowed to do like his father and zayd zind mushrik who we're in real estate don't you get it that there is something very broken in this person so you say why his mother is a good mother my wife makes the best kugel in butter park you know that and she even makes sourdough challah and the coastline that we have has so much sugar and mayonnaise it surpasses every other family in health and cholesterol never mind the liver or the tree on the calories and the cholesterol ultimate cough on the kadisha don't you realize a good mother good father a good family you are a good family you're wonderful people but this boy for whatever reason it could be genetic it could be environment it could be he's an hsp he's a highly sensitive person and it could be that he's actually more spiritual than all of his firm relatives dr twersky allah told me i said dr twersky 60 years you're in recovery same question i asked rabbi gordon i asked dr tv 60 years you're in recovery what did you learn in a conversation ain't sentence and vision it's called director shortcuts dr twersky looked me in the eyes and he said 60 years of experience have taught me that the addicts among us are the most spiritual among us we know how to deal with hypocrisy through distracting ourselves with small distractions some souls are too deep too sensitive too spiritual they can't just cover up their pain with small distractions their pain is so deep they have to numb it they have to numb it with drugs and tomorrow you need more and more because they're really looking for god for emma's faruhnis fella coz they don't know it and some souls are traumatized by existence itself when thy results said that all of existence is based on its simpson on the helm of ainsof most of us don't mind no don't get off yeah give me some chinese food and abyssal sushi right i'm guessing but some souls actually feel the pain of existence you're looking at me as though i'm a little strange but this is the truth living is painful because it's a state of periods and this can make us and therefore they need oi mekatori to survive they need ain't safe in their lives and then there's epigenetics genes that we get from our parents and grandparents with all the trauma and then there's things that happen in school and then there's kids who are struggling with learning and they feel for 10 years they feel like absolute losers and then there's people who deal with mental challenges and people who deal with abuse and those you're going to tell him if you don't wake up like a men's you don't go back to yeshiva you're going to end up dying that's good news tati thank you i'm main so zimbabwe and you pick up your hands says there's only one thing you could do and what's that thing bahashaini stuff coming out sweetie a different approach the heck boy hold on to this boy tight attachment attachment attachment and attachment kalila the cast to let him go kalila the cast to sever the cords khalil of the cast to detach to run upstairs to avoid become more connected more attached more present more loving more emotionally connected this child needs it more than any other child in the world this child who's giving you an attitude this child who is rebelling this child who's not keeping terror mitzvahs this child who's confused with his life he needs more than anybody the hectic boy father and mother brothers sisters ada's bubba's uncle's aunt hold on connect attach and keep him close and keep her close and if it causes me pain because it's not the nachas i wanted it's time to close my eyes and take a deep breath and ask not what hashem can do for me but ask what you can do for hashem ask not what your child can do for you ask what you can do for your child ask not how your child is gonna give the family knackas ask a different question what does the reboiner shalolum want from me right now to do with this child that's the only question every other question is a question that comes from ego from yeshus and stupidity and social conformity people are ready to be mockery of their children on the mizbayach of social conformity the should look good and for that i'm going to kill a child i asked the father you know your kid is in the micent he's being abused there he's struggling there he said what are they going to say about my mishpochah if i put him into that other moist and every kid went through this moisture that's why we have such a good name i looked at him and i said i never understood the way the zorro of now i do now i do slaughter your child for the family reputation and call yourself because what was the why didn't they like the balsham why did they put the balsamic of the maggie the bellatanya in why they put the bar in a goddamn so now is not the place and we live now in a different kuffa but one of the biggest things was by the balsamic vinegar at least [Laughter] is and if i'm looking at a 15 year old boy who didn't make it in mainstream yeshivas i'm looking at a helicopter how do you put him down how do you put her down how do you denigrate them i don't see it if you look like me if you dress like me if you eat the same type of food like me now you're a good jew hashem says you're a holy jew sorry who was born and if this is your diamond lift them up cherish him love him be proud of him just like when you were proud of him or her when they were one years old and two years old and you looked at them and you said a lichte kineshama just because she's 16 just because he's 15 as an ischemic sunday i asked yeshiva i was honest with him why didn't you get yourself a job in a mainstream yeshiva you'll make a what do they do a paper headline covered they'll put you at the dais of every event you come in now you know yeshiva i'm king covered barely attention struggling you have to explain to people that it's a good place first after this why don't you go to mainstream yeshiva and you'll get covered malachi my god that's what i asked him so he said he said i was a masjid for thirteen he says two visage i'll give you an answer vibe so i was a masjid 13 years in a mainstream yeshiva i was doing well it was geshmaq and one day i turned to myself when i say [Music] i'm going with the system i'm going with the flow i'm not doing what i'm supposed to do and then he told me something else he told me that and he told me that he heard from the zeida that he as a child was considered a dropout he wasn't successful he was sitting get potted at sight he wasn't interested the teacher said nothing is going to come out of you you're wasting your time you're wasting mommy's money you're wasting the family's money this is a waste of time and even after bah mitzvah he was considered that boy who did not make it in the system he was a dropout on the way to otd only when he got older which is beyond the realm of the speech and the rest is history became one of the poison so rabbi vosner told me i realized if this happened to my zed against with the wrong vert with the wrong person would have been in the gutter and this is before the second world war we know what was going on then i thought to myself how many matsias are there out there in the street and because of somebody who's not relatable to them who doesn't get them who's not connected to them who doesn't give them respect who doesn't make them feel dignity who doesn't give them attachment they feel they belong they're connected they're precious and it's not a game it's not fake how many such materials are being lost to sherpacht and that's why i for one feel privileged and proud to be part of an evening dedicated not just to help but to create a mahapeh to create a revolution in our consciousness that we have to understand that the moment our systems are not there for our children we are of the derek maybe they're not of the derek somebody once said we create we have dreams and we create systems to facilitate our dreams and then we become prisoners to those institutions and those systems i once visited a place i'm not going to get into the details they're painful and i said i never understood a madrish the madrid says that in stoim they had one bed you remember if you were too short they pulled your feet so you would get to the end of the bed and what if you were too long they cut off your head they chopped off your heart they chopped off your feet and then i said sudoim is the same oysters like moisture you have a moist that the tactless of the mice it is to be there for the boys to be there for the girls and then you have a moisture noise we have one bed for everybody you like it good if not we'll chop you up we'll mutilate you we'll amputate you we'll destroy you we'll insult you a mother comes to me the other day she says her child was in a place and somebody looks at her child and says you know you can't sit on your brain a whole day your brain needs oxygen a sensitive boy a sensitive boy you kill the peace of his neshama and trust me i am not the person to get up and say every muslim and every yeshiva is a horrible place let's close it down khalilah there are unbelievable moistures and unbelievable yeshivas and unbelievable schools and amazing rashes and moiras and amazing people some of them have mysterious snf but we also have to recognize the truth that there's a huge huge amount of people of youngsters struggling terribly the aim points upon they try another year and another year another until they plots until they plot i want you to know i got an email over a few weeks from a boy i see he doesn't have a record he doesn't have a smartphone he only has a flip phone so he could text but he could text the email so he's writing me very short emails and he starts writing to me i'm listening to you share him on the phone and i love them i wrote back thank you very much and then he writes again i appreciate it so much and again the next week so after a few weeks i said he's reaching out to me he needs something so i wrote back how amazing it is and how much i appreciate the feedback i wish you gave much luck he says could you please call me and he leaves a telephone number and i'll be very honest with you was very hard for me because i i'm not behind a guy i get now i get between 200 and 300 emails a day and that's besides telephones and personal pitfall would do nothing else but just answer it i would be working nine days a week 24 hours a day and i know there's no nine days in the week and usually you have to eat and sleep at least a massius but something told me called the boy asked to call so i took the number i took the telephone i dialed it up i called him he introduces himself and he talks to me a little bit about his life and then he tells me i get so much from your and i share it with friends who are struggling and i just want to speak to you live and say thank you to say thank you i didn't want to email thank i want to tell you thank you and i thanked him we spoke for a few minutes i wish this right before shabbas i wished him good shabbos he sends me an email a few minutes later thank you so much for calling me men so much and just i felt this natural urge and i wrote back three words i love you guys after shabbos i get an email from him and uh he writes to me i love you too and it means so much and thank you for everything you do and then he writes to me a few hours later and i hear i just heard that you're speaking for my yeshiva that tuesday night you're speaking for may yeshiva and i want to thank you for helping me [Applause] so i wanted to hear more he told me about his experience could be made because i told him the name the last name he told me about his experience i want to ask you how many people you think call up say please call me because you didn't have my number i just wanted to say thank you you look into these souls deep precious sensitive people so this yeshiva is not just the place of tyranny or shaman but vadavada which is with your help this fire the schmitz will not be extinguished it will go from strength to strength to be able to build a big benion to be able to take in more bachrim and more bachrim and more bhakrim and never to have to say no to any individual got me menuish and not just taken to fill benches and cheers but taken knowing that each one of them is priceless and each one of them has the potential to be able to be the diamond it really is on such a night i say to yeshivas david to the manalan and all the time and all of you are here and allow this h thank you very much [Applause] this class is brought to you by the yeshiva.net please help us continue the classes make even a small contribution at www.theyoshiva.net donate