Journey to Germany: Frankfurt - The Challenges and Opportunities of Travel

this torah class is brought to you by torahanytime.com okay good morning everyone welcome broke my bomb to this uh nasir khadijah this holy trip now uh truthfully robbie agar who we're gonna be zucker to see his tsun tomorrow has a very sharp comment an apostol in pashas pasik says [Applause] because he's not traveling but kevin says that when you travel it sort of very often lowers the person's standards you know when you travel you can't get a minion you can't get kosher food you can't have your standards are automatically lowered kveger would say the best thing is ashrae yoshi but if you want to be tahar with you you got to stay home but as we know there have been many great jewish travelers in history most notably the khida where the records not only meetings he had with godula israel but very interesting places where the would travel to whether in saint marco square in italy or the tower of london or various museums that the hideo would go to certainly understood the value of not only the base time madrish but also wherever we go there is something that we could learn or something that we could glean there's something that we could take with us so let's just begin we're going to be visiting many farm today there's a mission on skalim the mishnah says that it's talking about whether you need him to make him save or not the mission says sadiq you don't need to make it seon you don't have to make a nephesh but what's interesting is that at and the mission is called the nephesh so if hutna writes that he never understood why a matseva should be called the nephesh it's a stat it's a tablet it's a slab of stone why would you call a matseva nefesh until raphutner said he came to prague and comes the city of prague and we know rapunzer specialized in marau and he stood by the grave of the morale and referendum says when as he stood at the grave of the morale he understood why ahmad siva is called a nephesh he felt it he felt it so the opponent says i can't articulate it i can't enunciate i can't explain it i can't verbalize it but standing there at the end of the morale he understood why atsiyon is called the nephesh he felt a certain connection with the neshama of this tsadek so people always ask me why you you love to go to these kvar what what do you have with them so this at first you know i like to learn about the sadiq but there's a certain connection that you develop by learning about them by learning their torah and visiting it establishes a lifelong connection with that sadaq so the next time you learn a hafla you learn the rebeque vegar you learn american shift you learn yoshua you learn to shavyakov you learn something from safer and you know you were at his mother's cover it established you have a connection to their nephesh but sadiq whenever you learn the torah sadiq you're establishing that connection but this establishes it on an even greater level so give us that we should take with us all the limutium that we're going to learn today and uh it should be a lima limoudine that we take with us for the rest of our lives you've just experienced another torah class brought to you by torahanytime.com