A lovely moment: Rabbi Moshe Hillel Hirsch converses with boys from about their purpose in the world

How long were you here now? The whole year. Yeah. Yeah. I tell you. So you got the is Yeah. Okay. Anyway, what's important for person to know his life is what is his purpose? Why is he here for the world? The personal purpose of life is that every everything that he does, he looks and he looks and he thinks well I have a certain purpose is it fit into my purpose I do it not not yeah but why is your purpose in life so the purpose of a Jew in his life it's come close to the that's our purpose how much is possible that have this and that's through and mitzvah and everybody anything you do in your life you have to have in mind will this bring me closer to the Hashem or less if it brings me closer to Hashem then I'm doing the right thing I'm going with my purpose otherwise I'm defeating my purpose by doing something else my brother to you is that have clear in your mind what your purpose and live a life according to a purpose. Many people have a purpose in their mind the the laziness of a person brings him to come to the conclusions to do things otherwise than the purpose because of of his what he has. My is to know your purpose and to be able to do your purpose and to become a big and that will be the biggest and bring for you that one question. Many of the boys are going to have a a more limited sidra lim when they go back to here this year they learned but they many of them started learning seriously this year. What would be the advice of the rashiva what they should continue learning if their time of learning is a little shorter? First we should have every day between five and seven minutes of mul that's very very important and also about 10 minutes of very very important and then as much time as you have left over you should use to learn that that's the way you should scheduleize your your and that'll be you'll Amen.