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and yes of course there's a lot of
different things we can think about we
can think about
M we can think about mat Yim we could
think about preparing the meal and who
we're going to be eating with we could
think about where we're going to hear
the
Milla but there's one secret about
Purim that's important to
know Purim is a time of prayer great
prayer in fact purin
our rabbis teach us is even holier than
yum Kipper in fact yum kipur is
Yumm the day of atonement is a day like
Purim purm is even greater than yum
Kipper especially in that regard
even when it comes to
prayer there was a great sadic by the
name of re
Becker passed away a few years
ago and when his family was sitting
shiva they told over the following
story was a young
man in his 20s and he had one
child and then his wife got sick shortly
after childb
birth and the Doctor Who was an expert
in this field his name was Dr
schulen spoke to and he said to him
listen
Rabbi you know your wife is engraved
danger we have to do an operation and
unfortunately she'll never have children
again didn't know what to
do and so he went to seek advice from
the K is who was the most prominent
godle of his
era and he traveled down to babra and he
said rebi can I speak to you was right
after he had washed his hands before
daving Min and he says well what's the
question he says my wife's life is in
danger and the doctor wants to operate
but I'm not going to have any more
children
anymore and Kish says well what are you
asking me you told me that her life is
in danger she has to have the operation
but you know what let's discuss it at
greater length after
Min and so he D and after Min he spoke
to the Kish once more and the Kish says
tell me again the question and he tells
the Kazan the question and the Kazan
says she should not have the app
operation and he says but you just told
me before that she should have the
operation and the said to
him that was
before and the family Tells over this
story all nine of them sitting around
sitting shiva for their father and they
said you see what can happen from one
Min eight more children
and my mother lived to be in her
90s well that's the power of prayer but
there's one more thought that I think is
important to share ran right before he
died began to lament the fact that he
was about to face a judge the king of
all Kings and he said if I was going to
face a king of flesh and blood a human
King I could bribe him with money with
gifts
pleading on my behalf but the king of
all Kings you can't bribe him and the
mar says on this
gim
that was saying in the next World you
can't bribe the
almighty but in this
world Hashem wants you to bribe
him with
prayer and with charity
When you pray you are bribing Hashem to
alter and to change the decree to work
towards your benefit when you
give it can save one from
Death That's The Power of prayer you can
even bribe Hashem what potency what
power we have and Pur him a day when
people are busy with all other types of
things is the day when you can focus
when you can pray to Hashem and ask him
for whatever you want don't lose out on
this very special opportunity thank you
Rabbi spear for your tremendous remarks
our next is d by mayor simus
Sperling everyone if anyone missed any
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events.org our next speaker his energy
and his dedication for KRA knows no
bounds Rabbi mayor S I would like to
welcome everybody to this beautiful
event would like to welcome everybody
over
here what a for us to come together to
inspire each other and
to get closer to which is really the
point of everything in life but uh
that's the point of stories that's the
point of stories that's the point of the
point of all these different ideas that
we do all the time is to get closer to
get more of a Clarity in life what we're
doing here what our
purposes and uh perm is I should say the
Milla not so much per perm also but the
Milla is something that if you learn the
lessons of P if you go through the story
with the
right the right guidance and the right
books and the right and the right
commentators and everything it is
unbelievable how many lessons you could
learn from the Miga it's really
unbelievable how many things we're able
to learn from it and how much closer we
get Toes by just tapping into the Mig
and the story of the Milla so I just
want to talk very very briefly about the
main lesson of PM about the Milla the
main lesson and then I want to share a
story which doesn't really have much to
do with it but has a little bit to do
with it but I just saw the story and I
want to share it's a famous story
obviously I will be changing all the
names and all the facts and I'm going to
change the entire story but not the
whole story but um but it's a pretty
story but I think it's it's it's eye
opening so anyways what's the main
lesson of perm right so if you go
through the Milla you'll see all of the
the mid of the people who had good mid
and you see theid of the people who had
bad mid and you see the about how people
cared about things like like just l h
caring about the fact that one person
doesn't bow to him one person doesn't
bow everything means nothing to me
there's nothing to eat I don't want one
thing in the fridge there's nothing to
it's an amazing thing like that goes on
the it's unreal so that's that's first
of all the you see how Esther Mish
followed Mor and
her and how Mor wasn't afraid of
anything nothing not
afraid and I think the ultimate lesson
is that we see that is the Supreme guide
of the
worldes is the Supreme guide of the
world he runs every single event that
occurs in this world in the most
intricate and amazing
fashion however hidden his May hand his
hand may be sometimes you don't see it
you don't see the story it looks so
painful it looks so dark it looks like
there's no way we're ever going to no
hope and then all a sudden boom yes in
one second Everything Changes one phone
call he runs every event and yeah his
hand is hidden
often but Al we know that he's the one
who runs the story like we see from the
Milla and therefore what and therefore
our and therefore our chuva and
everything that we do has to be geared
towards him cuz he is the Supreme guide
he has everything he has all the answers
and everything and we just have to tap
into that and only by learning his ter
and by fulfilling his mitah will we're
going to find favor in his eyes and um
you know that's what we suppos do it's
you know sometimes we focus on other
people and trying to find favor in other
people's eyes and doing this when they
can't even help you they can't do
anything it's only that can help you and
therefore to really appreciate the the
lesson of P the lesson of the Milla you
have to tap in you have to really think
about
this really is if you take a look at the
M there's so many ways to to realize to
see to feel that it was just you know
coincidence I mean read this that's why
when Esther wrote it if you take a look
at the the different people who write
about it I think the gr talks about it
also that um they had to write it in a
way that saw it as coincidence yeah he's
the most powerful man it's all about him
it's nothing about Hashem so you see
that was hidden and it could be
coincidence but we know that every
single thing that was happening even
years before the perm
storyes was making these plans and we
just have
to and focus on that's the whole lesson
or that's one of the main lessons so
this story that I want to share with you
is a story of a family or I should just
say a mother and a son who really just
turned to Hashem and they try to tap
into to give them the feelings of
whatever it is that they needed and an
amazing anything happened so this is a
famous story so you might know this and
even if you do know it I'm going to
change some of the names and some of the
stuff so it might be a little bit new to
you and if you don't know it it's uh
it's really a beautiful story so there
was a doctor whose name was Sasha
elovich he was Russian obviously uh he
was a famous Jewish Doctor Who Lived in
St Petersburg one of the biggest cities
in Russia he was married to a woman
whose name was Natasha and they had a
son whose name was Igor it's old Russian
class Russian names and they lived a
happy lifestyle very happy they were
they were Jewish and um yeah they lived
their life he was a doctor he was
successful she was at home taking care
of the child taking care of
eigor and life uh you know went on
trying to get close to keshu trying to
tap to our mission in this world anyways
there was one one of the things about
living in Russia back in when this when
the story happened is that there was
there was always a little bit unless
your was Mish like to the top it was a
little bit hard because you were living
a life of of fear a little bit of fear
because they hated the Jews the Russians
they hated the Jews and sometimes the
Russian police would come they would
knock on your door not so gently and
they would just take you away for what
you did this you said that you sneezed
you going to Siberia for the next 400
years and they would do this and this
happened unfortunately often to Jews
even though there was no justification
for it nothing didn't do anything do he
wasn't even there wasn't even there they
took him away so there was a little bit
of a fear anyways there was one night
that um they were sitting in their house
uh this Dr Sasha Natasha and eer and uh
there's a very very loud bang on the
door and clear there's certain knocks
that you know who it is you know like oh
no like I had time to say before they
knew it the door was busted open they
came in they grabbed him this doctor and
they ripped him out he did not even have
time to say goodbye to his wife and his
child and um it was a terrible ordeal
for them to see for them to witness just
being ripped away from the family they
became very very sad they had no idea
when he was coming back if he was coming
back and they're very scared like now
what first of all besides the trauma how
do we live now he was the one who made
the money we don't we don't work right e
was a little kid and Natasha didn't work
so now how are they going to make
money and not only that but there's
another there was another cash and that
was that all their friends were also
frightened because if they were seen
talking to Natasha or talking to e
whatever it was or helping them the
Russian plea might think that oh we have
to arrest them also they're obviously
part of the plan whatever plan this
doctor did or whatever it was so
therefore we have to arrest them L were
their fathers or mothers whatever the
case is so therefore everybody stopped
talking to this family out of fear they
really wanted to they really wanted to
be friends and be there for them and
help them but they couldn't they were
just too
afraid so they lost all their money they
lost their husband/father and they lost
all their friends
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says Inus you need a friend you need the
respect you need people
otherwise yeah otherwise right so they
were all alone anyways one and A2 years
later um from when the doctor was taken
away just before perm right before perm
so Eiger came and he ran into the
kitchen from wherever he was coming and
he told his mother he said ma in Russian
obviously is there is are we doing M
this year are we giving sh to anybody
like I don't really have friends but
it's a Mitzvah we learned that it's a
Mitzvah so are we giving anybody SH now
she was very surprised the mother and
she was very happy that her son was
interested in you know doing the MIT but
she she knew that the next question if
she say yes she's like to who yes we are
doing sh to who who are we giving it to
nobody likes us nobody talks to us we
don't know anybody we've been alone for
the past year and a half so she like
hesitated to say whatever
but
um but she didn't want to say no because
they wanted to you know they wanted to
do what they what are they going to
do so as she's like sitting there
waiting there's a little twinkle in her
eye Bing and she's like yes we are
absolutely going to be giving sh Absolut
to a very good friend of
ours so Iger said to his mother
who we don't have any friends we're
we're not allowed to have friends
everybody stopped talking to me about a
year and a half ago so who is our friend
that you speak of is there somebody I
don't know about somebody comes in after
I'm
sleeping so she said we're going to
send is going to be our
friend sounds very simple
right as if like a little child had
spoken like s hasem but the thought was
so true she felt it for she's like you
know what i is our friend and's hand is
hidden and we don't understand it butm
loves us so we're going to send
so he ran to the kitchen and he's
searching for food where we need two
Foods you got to have
a and a Shak whatever you have you have
to have two
foods and they're looking around looking
around finally he finds a cookie
probably from like a year before that
and he takes the cookie and he wraps it
up in like a nice little wrapping
whatever he
had and he's like um you need two we
don't have two what are we going to do
where we going to get another one so the
mother
looked and and she said to her son she
said do you remember how daddy tati used
to always tell us that when you serve
Hashem you need to serve Hashem with
joy remember he used to tell us that so
he said yes I do remember he said well
we're going she said well we're going to
make an exception to that rule right now
normally we do we serve but to tonight
we're going to serve Hashem with pain
and with tears and with sadness
I want you to sit down and I want you to
take a cup and I want you to think about
your life and I want to think about your
father I want you to think about your
father and I'm going to think about TTI
my husband and we are going to think
about what happened to us and we're
going to start crying and we're going to
cry and cry and cry because life is so
painful is so hard even though we know
that there's a plan here and Hashem has
a Hidden Hand we know that but it's so
painful and therefore we're going to cry
and we're allowed to cry we're allowed
to cry and we're going to fill up this
cup with
tears we're going to fill up the entire
cup with tears and then we're going to
wrap up the cup and that's going to be
the second item that we're going to give
to Hashem the cookie and a cup of
tears and they sat
down and they started crying and they
started thinking about what they went
through they sat on the
floor their father their husband how
lives their lives have become so sad and
the tears started to flow and not before
long say pretty quickly the cup was
filled with
tears and the mother took the cup and
she placed it next to the cookie and she
slowly and carefully started to wrap her
M and she said I'm sure hashem's going
to love this gift I'm
sure one literally one second later
there was a knock at the door another
hard knock at the
door and they were like both they were
like in a zone of like crying and you
know thinking what happened to
them now usually when it knocks when
when the when the door knocks when
somebody knocks on the door it's usually
something that's dangerous or a Sakana
but she didn't know what to do so she
went over to the door she's like trying
to look she couldn't see she slowly
opens the door and who's
there her husband's
there her heart stopped she started
crying again and she couldn't move from
her
place and then eager the son looked at
the mother and
said sent
back as we were giving him he give us
you know you go to a house you give them
like wait wait they get theirs they give
yours gave us the same time that we gave
his the
ultimate and by now everyone was crying
and everyone but the tears now changed
they changed to the tears of
joy and he looked at his father this
little son who missed him for a year and
a half and he hugged him and he held out
him so tight he didn't want to let go
and finally he looked up to when he said
this is the best ever I don't know what
your story is I don't know what the plan
is we don't know the plan but we know
that you are the Supreme
guide why do you have to be taken away
for a year and a half I don't know but
there's a
plan why do you have to go through what
you go through I don't know why do I
have to go through I don't know but what
we do know is that AES loves us and what
we do know ises is watching every move
everything that happens in the whole
world both for us personally
individually communally every everyone
Hashem sees everything and the main
thing is Hashem loves us that's the main
thing so whatever he's doing to us
whatever the story is The Hidden
Hand he's doing it for our best and
sometimes it's very hard to hear and
it's very hard to
see and sometimes boom with a snap of
the finger there's a knock on the door
and the Yeshua is right there but what
happened during that time did you grow
did you connect to him did you tap into
whatever it was that you were supposed
to tap into and be like this year were
giving to we're not going to doubt him
we're not going to say not nice things
about him we're not going to be like oh
we're not giving to anyone we're not
doing any no we're going to give him sh
and not we're give to our friend to
hasem even though you think like you
went through so much pain how could you
call him a friend but no who loves us we
love him and we have to work we have to
work so hard that no matter what we go
through no matter how challenging it
seems
we have to remain strong in
our and who knows maybe one day you'll
get that knock at your door too maybe
you'll get that email maybe you'll get
that job maybe you'll have that child
maybe you'll find that
sh maybe you in the laty if that's a
good
thing maybe and said this is the when
Pam comes you have to realize this is
you're everything you're everywhere and
everything you saved all of us the whole
story you were behind in every and so
too you're behind the scenes in my life
also and we tap into this and we drink
to this and we say thank you hashm for
everything you ever did for us and for
always being there to watch us yes it
seems
hard and yes I don't understand it but I
know that you love me and that's all I
need to know I trust that you know what
you're
doing if we get tap into this we could
all to really build our and and make
proud get the knock on our door whatever
knock that is in the right
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LTI welcome everyone to another special
edition of stories to inspire this time
it's stories to inspire puim thank you
of course the stories to inspire for
always giving us the Z and the honor to
be able to share our Tora and I know it
goes around the world
so I'd like to tell you a very short
story about puim and hopefully will come
out of a very valuable lesson to take to
the holiday of puim there was a Yi that
leased his property his land his farm
from a gentile the Gentile comes over to
him and tells him one day did you ever
see God and the ud tells him no one can
see
God he has no form not even an image of
a form what are you talking about nobody
could see God and the Gentile tells the
Jew I'm going to tell you a story I'm
going to tell you a very important story
very valuable story he tells him that he
used to lease a farm one of his
properties to a yoodi to a Jew and next
to this Farm there was a body of water
and the agreement that this Gentile this
Gentile had with the yehudi with the Jew
was that anything that the farm produces
belongs to the Jew no no problem just
pay him the the lease in the end of the
month pay him the rent at the end of the
month no problem however whatever fish
he catches from this body of water half
of it half of the fish goes to the
landlord to this Gentile now this
Gentile is speaking to the Jew and he's
telling him you know what happened one
day this Jew that I leased the property
to he had the body of water next to him
and he caught the fish he caught one
fish only and it was a huge fish I hear
but the Jew tried to keep it a secret
from me but I found out and I approached
him I said hey don't forget the
agreement says half half why did you
keep that fish away from me why did you
hide it from me and the Jew tells me
look you know the holiday of Pim is
coming up and I need a huge fish to feed
my family I'm inviting guests we're
supposed to have a very lavish meal
we're supposed to have a so therefore I
kept it I hope you're not upset at me I
apologize and the Gentile tells the Jew
H I forgive you no problem but deep down
he was very upset now this Gentile is
telling the Jew and you know what
happened after a few months all the
landlords and the owners of the
different properties and lands got
together and different Farms got
together and we were all complaining
about the same thing complaining how the
Jews are not fair and not just this one
is saying this and this one is saying
this and I told them this is the Gentile
speaking to the Jew and I told them let
me tell you a story that takes the cake
I had a farm and I had a body of water
and this was my agreement with the Jew
and you know what the Jew did he caught
one fish and he didn't give me half and
he gave me the excuse of his holiday of
P he gave me the excuse of the lavish
meal the but I told him I forgave him I
really didn't forgive him what are we
going to do with the Jews what are we
going to do with the Jews and we all
agreed we all decided and agreed that
it's time to expel all the Jews from the
country no more Jews in our land we
drafted something we were about to sign
it in walks a very tall very handsome
very glorious individual with a white
beard and a long coat and he comes and
he says so what's going on over here and
we told him look we want to get rid of
the Jews we need you to sign the first
one and this person tells us you want to
get rid of the je for what what did they
do because of the fish because of this
this is nonsense you need their money
this is nonsense don't get rid of the
Jews that's what he said he left and the
Gentiles telling the Jew and I turned to
the person next to me and I said wow who
is that person and the person told me I
have no idea and he asked the person
next to him and everyone said all
together we have no idea who that person
was and the Gentiles telling the Jew but
but you know what that person he saved
you from Annihilation he saved you from
being kicked out of the land so you tell
me you never saw God but in that room I
saw God it was that God that saved you
that saved you that gave you a great
miracle this is the story now we know in
the Mig it doesn't say hashem's
name doesn't sayem's name we see it
sometimes in
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acronyms we see it however pardon me
hashem's name explicitly is not written
in the migil why because you don't have
to just see Hashem to understand that
Hashem is there to understand that hasem
is taking care of every detail in your
life Hashem is always there even though
he doesn't show you that he's there but
he's always behind the scenes you know
what the
says if you read the Mig backwards you
don't fulfill your obligation you're
supposed to read it from the beginning
to the end what's the symbolic meaning
of this what's the of this so I think
the symbolic meaning is don't wait till
everything comes all together in your
life in the end to realize that Hashem
is there don't wait till the end of the
Mig and then understand it from
backwards to forwards no no no no you
have to see Hashem in every event
unfolding in your life it's very hard of
course but Hashem is there read the Miga
from forwards to backwards find out that
Hashem and see that Hashem is there even
though his name is not written but find
out that he's there there's no
coincidence we think it was a
coincidence Vash got murdered a
coincidence that M was sitting by the
palace when he heard b a coincidence
that EST was chosen from all the people
a coincidence upon a coincidence upon
coincidence we know there's no such
thing as a coincidence coincidence we
know in Hebrew is m m is the letters Rak
the words Rak only from God everything
happens because God deems it to happen
don't read the Mig backwards to forwards
find God all the way in the end no no
find God when things are happening
unfolding in front of you so you think
you don't see God you see God you see
Hashem in every single thing that's
happens in your life that's the story of
puim that essentially is the story of
our life may Hashem open our eyes to
always see Hashem in every detail in our
life and ultimately Merit have
to in the rebuilding of the mikash we
will all come together in great joy and
great happiness in Dancing with the
Masia in the mikash I thank stor to
inspire again and thank you for watching
thank you RAB for your amazing remarks
really uplifting remarks our next
speaker is RAB Danel Corin Rabbi Corin
is one of the rabbis of of 184 of b or
tremendous Rabbi he has daily Clips he's
you check out his all tremendous sh
anytime some inspiration for PM I want
to share with you a story that took
place in Morocco in the city of meches
this story is a fascinating sh which we
will see will not conclude with
a but the inspiration we certainly can
take with us listen to the story the
story takes place on Pur the there's a
person that will call him and he
sends as the actually says that want to
do it with a messenger okay sends his
beautiful shim on the way shim smells
the delicious food can't hold himself
back his back in G it looks too good to
be true and he ends up eating it not
only that he drinks the fancy wine
towards the end of the day he feels
terribly guilty and he runs back to and
he says I'm so sorry I never delivered
the Ruben hears this the news and the
following reaction of Ruben takes place
he thinks for a second looks at the
clock and says you know I don't have
enough time to send another M I want to
fulfill the obligation retroactively
with you whatever you ate it's yours I
give it to you full
heartedly this question of whether he
fulfilled the obligation or not came all
the way to a great man by the name
of
in and he did not decide
that means he didn't come to a full
conclusion of whether he has fulfilled
the Mitzvah or
not now we could discuss on
the whether yes fulfillment of
retroactively works or not but that's
not what I want to share with you what I
took from this story is an incredible
inspiration how a person who is
focused p and especially all year about
how he could get closer to hasem through
the mitzvah Mitzvah are there to bring
us closer to has and when a person is so
focused on the relationship and the
opportunities of mitzvot he could be in
a place where most of us probably when
we would have been and heard such a such
news from our beloved messenger we would
have given him a beloved message we
would have been really angry would have
said how could could you how could you
steal
m in the greatest day hey and cause me
not no this person ruen was Collective
and thought to himself how can I still
strengthen my relationship with a
Mitzvah that's the inspiration for per
perm is a time where sometimes it could
be quite stressful it could be
challenges and we have a choice how we
going to react are we going to
understand that whatever happens is
another opportunity to be able to get
closer to maybe in a different way than
we planned and that's going to give us
the greatest PM ever have an amazing
beautiful
pm thank you Rabbi Corin our next
speaker is Rabbi scho
Hartz as we know rabie Hartz is the
founder of Jewish Crossroads it's a
tremendous speaker
tremend is his his stories his his work
that is really impacts all segments of
the Jewish people it's a great by
harwitz RIT grman is the legendary head
of the migdal or instit institutions in
mdala amch in Israel he tells the story
of a boy known as Dano allow me to quote
R grossan to tell you the story Dano had
a special Nama we all knew it the
teachers were aware that his family
background was difficult and that he was
carrying a very tough burden with him
everybody gave him the warmth and love
that he needed during all his school
days at migdal or when he reached the
age of 13 we made him a beautiful Bar
Mitzvah I gave him a pair of to fill in
and I wished him
success however his brothers insisted
that he returned home and study in
school close to home I was very
apprehensive about it but we had no
choice his family insisted Dano returned
home and in a short amount of time he
became somebody living on the edge
somebody connected with tough and
dangerous children in in that
neighborhood and he deteriorated
spiritually and
morally I carried with me all day a
heartache that Dano had left the way of
the Torah he who had already known his
creator Hashem and had studied with
great desire and Excellence left the
lifegiving Wellsprings of Torah for
broken
sisters and then one day he showed up
for a class last reunion at the Yeshiva
it was on purin the celebration was
great millat EST was read for a large
crowd and Mish manote were
distributed there was a wonderful sud
filled with song and praise to
Hashem the visiting alumni stood up to
dance and the atmosphere was very pum
likee and
happy I was standing on the stage with a
microphone and suddenly I look out among
hundreds and hundreds of
students I said that's Doo I noticed
Doo I put the mic down I ran out to him
and I asked him to come on stage with me
come on Donna let's go at first he
refused but then he took the stage with
me in front of the entire Lively crowd I
said to him dear Dan our beloved student
tell
I want you to send
me and then I gave him the mic and he
said
well Rabbi I certainly owe you a lot of
gratitude for everything you've done for
me of course I'll give you some I'll put
something together and give it to
you great I said I don't want you to
give me Mish I want you to be the actual
Mish
manote and Dano looked at me and said
what me
what is what do you mean Rabbi what do
you mean I should be the
m and I said to him I mean that you
yourself are the M for me for Pur you're
supposed to give two different kinds of
foods so give me your body and soul
those are the two dishes that you have
to give me in honor of porm D said and
my Dan I said in front of everybody I am
asking you to give yourself back to the
Yeshiva come home to us and that will be
my do we have a deal
yes Dano was flabbergasted this was the
last thing he expected on this class
reunion for
purup the entire room grew silent all
eyes were on Dono
yes Rabbi we have a deal and the entire
room erupted in cheers d d
d so Dano came home to his family and
said to the
family I am going back to mdal or and
they looked at him in amazement and they
said what's wrong with
you you finally left those guys why are
you going back
because of the rabbi D told them what do
you mean they
said and Dano told his family I promised
myself as a
mman and the family was very traditional
they were careful about the holidays
they didn't know how to deal with this
but they said all right we have no
choice if he's supposed to be the Mish
manot for Rabbi grman whatever that
means then that's what we do and his
mother said
to fine go and he
went and he is still there because today
Dano is harav
Daniel and he is a popular rebi in that
very School the light of Torah and mdal
or shines brightly in harav
Daniel and each year on purm he tells a
wrapped audience about that purm that
changed his life forever the year he
became M
manot thank you Rabbi har our next
speaker is Rabbi e Epstein he came out
with a tremendous safer recently called
doing Divine it will literally uplift
your diving for the rest of your life
and you and your family it's definitely
worth it read over you can read a short
segments over at your Shas table
definitely go to your local Judo store
or get it online dve in Divine it will
uplift your your prayers Rabbi Ephraim
Epstein I am pleased to be able to
present this story and I am honored to
have been invited by
kazak Torah anytime and stories to
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August
institutions and wonderful
organizations that bring goodness to and
light to a world filled with
Darkness our greatest strength in life
comes from good
habits but a great
fear of lessening
intensity and productivity also comes
from
Habits if you don't have the habit of
getting up early in the morning to
doin then you're not going to dobin
every day in the
morning but if it becomes too
habitual that I get up in the morning
that I don't even think about it anymore
then my habit
becomes a
frustration and it becomes a
detractor instead of the positive nature
of what a habit could and should
be I think of this as purum arrives
very
soon on one hand we get all excited it's
borm on the other hand we get to sh or
the ASA and we sit down and there's a
little voice inside of many that says oh
man they're going to be making loud
noises for humming again can't we just
hear the
Milla why is that guy in the corner
using a fog
horn right what what is going on over
here here can't we just do the Mitzvah
and move on with it I've been fasting
all day it's Tinus eser I'd like to have
my my uh break the fast
already so I want to share with you a
two-minute story that you can think of
this year to open up an inspiration that
all of us could gain from and that is
that it was the year Saddam Hussein was
throwing
bombs and when he was throwing bombs I
had a
toalet in the aiva
who told me that his brother was coming
from the United States and they wanted
to spend purum in our home in
tellstone why because the parents
responsibly in their own minds didn't
want them to go to Yus because there was
a threat that Saddam Hussein Yak shimo
was going to go throw bombs in yush so
they the mother said well Hussein
probably won't throw a bomb on tellstone
so you guys can St in telone for shavas
uh for
purm so they came to our home for purm
and both of them were on the beginning
of their Journey towards from kite but
they both came from a traditional home
and they both felt pretty much like they
had this holiday under control they knew
about the mcgilla they knew about um
having the suda they were excited to
celebrate but you know let's it's time
to go to the ISA so we went up to the
the ASA on the top of the mountain
nateon at the time and we walked in and
the place was pack to the
gills and the mcgilla started and you
could hear a pin drop
appropriately and you could see the guys
were like wow this is what a Milla
reading is supposed to be like you could
hear every word
wonderful and then first chapter second
chapter and it was time for the first
hamon
hamon hit and the place
exploded when it exploded and my mind's
eye I thought oh I wonder what these
guys are thinking so I turned to my
right to see you know if they were like
taken aback by the thundering hummon and
I couldn't find
them and then I looked
down they were under their desks they
thought Saddam Hussein blew up a bomb
and that's why there was so much noise
they had never ever experienced a
thundering humon before it opened their
hearts and opened their mind and they'll
never and I will never
forget that honic
experience of them hiding under the
desks so this year when we hear hon
let's not
think with a sense of oh no know who's
the guy with a fog horn but we should
think let it
awaken that arousal inside of us like it
did my two guests that we should blot
out evil with that big noise in front of
us and remember good so that we should
see we should
see we should see purum all year long a
gor and we should see goodness and
greatness Darkness turn into light in
front of our
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remarks our next speaker is Rabbi schomo
bookbound who is the founding director
of the Lev experience whose energy is
really enthralling and is our great
honor to welcome Rabbi schlomo
bookbound shalom shalom kazak family so
happy to be here with you an opportunity
to share with you a beautiful story a
meaningful story to me something that
happened in our home a few years ago on
Purim and it's also the story about how
I got this beautiful guitar that sits
here on my lap in front of you so each
year when we have our porm Sudan our
home our porm meal our porm banquet qu
in our home we like to invite family
friends neighbors but also we like to
include those who may not be celebrating
porm in their home you know people that
could use this exposure to what a real
Sim joyous porm looks like and we try to
include them in our suda in our meal so
a few years ago we're inviting different
people and there was a a woman who had
been learning with together with my wife
and had been coming to our classes and
our programs who was growing so much so
much in her in her Jewish connection in
her
spirituality the thing was her husband
was very much not on board he he he he
wasn't connecting he had he had strong
blockages things that did not allow him
to connect to believe that there's any
any value in Judaism at all so she said
listen I'm happy to come to your um meal
but in all likelihood my husband is
probably not going to come along any
know that's what we assumed we didn't
set for him everybody showing up and we
have families and and thank God our
dining room is is is packed with people
beautiful and she shows up and something
interesting happens as her husband is
dropping her off he says you know what
I'll come in and I'll check it out okay
so he comes in I'm surprised I didn't
know him very well he's tall he's Brad
and to be honest with you I was you know
a little bit intimidated by him being
there and he sits down
and I say you know what his name is
Brett we're going to drink a little bit
would you like something to drink he
says no I'm not going to drink anything
like okay it's it's going to be a long
one any yeah we're having our meal and
he's sitting there and he's very quiet
and he's not
participating and we start going around
the table and people start sharing
different stories about where they're
coming from some of their history some
of their joyous moments from the year
and we're singing a little bit and I had
a guitar at the time it was an old
guitar kind of falling apart strings fly
all over the
place and we start I pull it out and
we're about to start singing and as
we're about to start singing a friend of
mine who is also hosting a mill inist
home with a bunch of high school
students who I knew well who I had also
taught and just at that moment he comes
barging in with maybe 25 30 young High
School guys just as we're starting to
sing and they're coming in and they're
they're hyper they're excited and they
see me with the guitar so they want to
sing and they want to dance so he
started playing a hit something that
everybody loves thank you
[Music]
Hashem
[Music]
thank thank you and everyone's labor
dick and everyone's jumping around and
dancing and I'm watching and I'm looking
over at Brett and he's just sitting
there taking it in and I can't really
read like is he enjoying it is he not
like what's going on what's going on in
in in in his
mind and after it all dies down the
students are there everybody's
sitting and Brett stands
up and he looks around at the room and
he says he says I I want to share my
story he says when I was very very young
my father was in a
terrible criminal it was an accident
that he was the victim of of criminal
activity and it's not the time now to
get into it but either way he was
terribly injured when this Brett was a
young man and he said since then I grew
up like that and since then I had such
anger against the world against God I
never allowed myself to be open to
anything spiritual at all and in fact I
actually turned to addiction I turned to
alcohol and throughout my recovery
process they always told me to embrace a
higher power something spiritual and I
was never able to do it I never allowed
myself to do it he says I want to tell
you over the last couple of hours of
being here at this purm purum meal he
says I feel so deeply connected to
everything that's going on I won't touch
the wine because I'm Rec I'm in recovery
but I feel so deeply connected to what's
going on a few days later at my door
Brett by the way I forgot to mention
earlier he was actually the manager of a
big guitar chain over here in Maryland
he sent this gift to me at my door
together with a note saying thank you
for the most beautiful spiritual
experience of my life and I look forward
to keeping in touch and we've had a
beautiful beautiful relationship ever
since my friends the P the P has such
power the heavens are open purm is a
beautiful beautiful day however you're
going to celebrate your purm suda go
deep go deep inside because there's
tremendous tremendous power that happens
on the entire day of PM and specifically
at those beautiful moments when your
heart is open with joy celebrating the
Miracles of PM
thank you Rabbi bpam our next speaker is
RAB yov rahimi as you know rabim is a
tremendous speaker speaking on beh of
kazak Tor time and and many other
tremendous K and Torah
organizations is the author of The
sa it's a great to
call thank you stories to inspire thank
you T any time foring this event the P
event I'll show with you a quick story
for
the story teaches us that although
things seem dark and and seem endless an
endless dark tunnel you don't know how
you're going to climb out of it is there
and Hashem has a plan for everything to
take you out of the situation that
you're in Hashem will give you wings of
an eagle to pull you out that's what the
story of puim teaches us hashem's name
is not mentioned in the but everything
was andm pulled the Jews out of the bad
situation that they're in
now I want to say a quick story that I
saw
from there was a person that survived
World War II survived the Holocaust this
person said a tremendous scary story
that happened to him he was in a village
that I don't remember anymore there was
a certain Village in Europe where it was
extremely hard to survive and run away
from the Germans closing into the
village that he was it wasn't in Germany
certain Village he was hiding but the
Germans were closing in and to get a
passport was impossible you had to be
very very hook up you had to be wealthy
to pay everything up to bribe and bribe
and bribe for this Jew who said over the
story who survived the war he said it
was very hard almost impossible for his
family but eventually after months and
months of pushing and running around and
bribing finally they were able to get a
certain amount of passports the
passports came to the location that they
were hiding it ends up being there was
enough for everybody I got the number
how many people it was it was enough for
everybody except for one person meaning
there were one passport short one person
had to stay behind now this person who
said over the story said that he knew he
got his passport he knew that he got
that right name which is his name and he
got the passport there was another
person hiding with them who he wasn't
related to that one password that was
short was that guy but what ends up
being this guy stole the password from
him this Jew stood over the story he
stole the passport from him and he made
believe as if it's his passport can you
imagine doing the war you're in the
Holocaust running away from the Germans
the Germans are closing in impossible to
escape almost impossible to get a
passport finally you got a passport some
guy steals your passport and you can't
blame him either can't judge Shalom and
you can't blame the guy who stole the
passport when it when it's very very
tough times like that you can't blame
anybody but that's what happened he took
someone else's passport this Jew who
survived the Holocaust said he didn't
know what to do this guy literally stole
his passport they fought they fought
they F but he gave in can you imagine
giving it to such a thing like that he
gave in he knew his password was told
but he gave in okay he stays behind
sounds simple okay but it's very scary
this person stays behind the set over of
the story and all the people that got
the passports escaped they leave the
village what ends up happening what a
scary story and I wish it never happened
but it's an
unbelievable runs the world but I wish
it never happened I wish everyone will
stay alive and be healthy and the
Holocaust never happened in the first
place when ends up happen
all the people that had the passports
who left this hiding spot and try to
escape in the country they were caught
by the border by security and they saw
that the passports were fake and not
legal so all the people with the
passports who tried escaping got
transported unfortunately at the
concentration camps but the people that
didn't have the passports who stayed
behind the ends up being that they
stayed in hiding and they survived the
war in hiding and they were able to come
back to is this Jew that said over the
story he said at the time when he saw
his pord being taken away from him he
said the world is dark I'm dead I'm
dying it's over it's endless and
suddenly ends it being just the opposite
Hashem took away his password for him to
live all the others were supposed to die
but you were supposed to live that's the
password was taken away from
you Holocaust is a different level of
test that we never know we should never
ever go through we cannot judge anybody
it's a different level of tests but
every single person and a much small
smaller smaller smaller smaller smaller
level it's going through different and
different test sometimes you think it's
endless sometimes you think something
bad is happening to you but it's really
good for you 100% you just don't see it
yet trust aad he knows what he's doing
your job if you're going through a hard
time is to scream at hasem for help your
job is
to how it's going to happen when is it
going to happen what are the technical
things behind the scenes that's Hashem
but your job is to everything is AEM but
your job is to press the button
of is involved in our lives 24/7 let's
utilize the relationship with hm and no
matter what we're going through always
dive into Hashem to take you out of that
you in but Hashem is involved in
everything in our lives thank you so
much for listening thank youim our final
speaker tonight is rabbi aam stouber
stulberger is the dean of Valley Torah
high school and and and hisum literally
Inspire Jews Jews throughout the entire
world as our grand by
stalberger what of the themes of purm
this incredible day purm is V things
just turned around it looked so Bleak it
looked so dark we didn't know what was
going to happen we didn't know where the
ISU was going to come from V it turned
around literally in a moment because was
always there yes it
was hit his face but when that time came
for the Yeshua to come it turned around
immediately there are turnarounds when
it comes to CL Israel and there are
turnarounds when it comes to each and
every individual Jew we have to look at
a a special day that has a component
of we we re accepted the Torah the gar
says we're able to sort of recreate that
moment of nasma we had that Clarity that
we had that commitment we had that Unity
to be able to turn to and say yes we
reaccept the Torah we want to rededicate
ourselves to T mitzah the way we we did
on V in the year
2448 that opportunity is there for us
too in a sense of a we can turn things
around in a matter of a
second it's an incredible
story of it's a it's a Yumer story but
Yumer and Pur we know are related the
quotes that in the AR's name
that
y that Yer is a day like purm so purm
and yum Kipper are two of the holiest
days we have throughout the year so the
potential inherit in purm is actually
greater than yipper if Yer y that means
p is even greater so this idea of of
being able to turn around incredible
story that is said that many
eyewitnesses to this story in the in the
horrors of the concentration camps and
it was AR Kipper and they the had and
they were together in the concentration
camps and they were very concerned that
it's Aram Kipper and tomorrow we're
going to be given work and we're going
to have to break the laws of kipper can
you can you please go over to this
Jewish Capo and maybe asked him that
tomorrow you should give us only Rabin
work it shouldn't be Thea work that we
can keep the laws of of yum
Kipper and the Reb was reluctant but he
went over to the Capo and when he went
over to him to ask him he dismissed him
out of hand no says don't bother me what
do you want from me and he basically
said no and the Reb was very dejected
but sure enough the very next morning
they showed up for yum Kipper and the
Capo responded to the request and he
gave them only work this Jew a lot of
these capos were knowledgeable they knew
theas they knew they they knew what what
what your ker was about and he gave them
work that did not involve breaking the
laws of Y Kipper and the Jews were
ecstatic can you imagine in the hor in
the geham of a concentration camp they
were singing whatever they remembered of
the of the daving of yum Kipper and they
were doing their work and they were so
happy that they weren't able they didn't
have to break the the D laws the Torah
laws of yam
Kipper what happened next was shocked
everyone while they were doing the work
the doors bust open and the Germans J
came in with a fancy beautiful ven table
of Delicacies and that head Nazi Yak sh
announc you're eating today Jews you're
eating today we have plenty of food for
you today typically was 350 calories a
day and now they brought out so much
food and they were all shocked they
weren't going to eat it young Kipper how
could they eat and the this cppo who
yesterday dismissed the rebba this who
who was part of a who was a collaborator
with the Nazis you would have said his
his sh is not worth a a Wooden Nickel
it's not worth
he goes over to this Nazi and he says
though you don't understand it's our
holiest day it's yum Ki we're not eating
today what you're not eating today you
you collaborated you coer what do you
mean you're not eating today of course
you're eating today and of course
they're eating today cuz we say so and
he repeated those words no but we're not
eating
today the Nazi takes out a gun he points
at the head of this this Jew this Jew
who was nowhere near any connection to
yishai in any sense of the word it
collaborated with the Nazis they pointed
a gun to his head and he said of course
you're eating today if not that's going
to be the last word you ever say and he
repeated looking down the barrel of a
gun it is our holiest day it's Kipper
and we're not eating today with that he
died killed him and shot him on the
spot it's an incredible story what
happened between yesterday and today
what was said to this
that somehow connected his back to the
level he ready
to it's unbelievable level this van took
place within him and this is the power
of the we just have no idea of when that
V can take place it could take place any
time at any place under any conditions
under any circumstances this is the of
this is the message of Pur who runs the
world and he gives us opportunities
through our B through our freedom of
choice to see the em see the truth p is
a day that allows so much opportunity to
connect properly to the the that we have
today the listening of the Milla to hear
and to think about the fact that we are
part of a gus upon him that we that that
is apparent that seems to be there in
terms of's concealment and we know he's
not really concealed he was with us
every step of the way and he's been with
us every step of this 2,000 year old
goist he's been with us every step of
the way as well as if y reminds us great
in the miracle ofam is a miracle of
Jewish survival Pur represents survival
in Gus Jewish represents Pur represents
the
the that he protects us that in a moment
things can turn around in a moment a
nation could turn around in a moment a
Jew can turn around PRM if we take each
and every one of us this Collective
responsib this individual responsibility
which ultimately is a collective
responsibility of turning ourselves
around of coming
of being reconnected to in the
way see that determination see that
special time of of of Pur where we can
become so
close okay it's a day like Pur so Pur is
even greater than y if we can take full
advantage then we can use the spiritual
awakening that we just experienced
during the special special y to move
into Nissan the month of P the month of
that we should be through our efforts
and through our growth and through the
to the behavior
made stulberger for your tremendous
remarks thank you everyone for joining
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anytime as we all we're all familiar
with with Tor anytime but but a
tremendous new initiative called anytime
what it is is it's it's a it's a
revolution and and movement and
Community where people
who sign up for it they they they post
umed opportunities ored needs and they
all people whoever are part of they they
all work together to really impact and
and do together so everyone should save
the number on their phone and and and um
it's should message 929 602 9300 and
WhatsApp again I'll repeat that number
929 602 9300 message that number add me
and and you and follow the WhatsApp
stats and you will be part of this
that's Revolution thank you so much