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Hi, I'm Arammy Glazer and this is Cole
Gaula. Our sages reveal that Galus and
Gaula are not only about history. They
are mindsets, inner states of being. The
Schlag Kadesh writes,
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The moment a person attains genuine
knowledge, he's already redeemed. The
Zohar says
exile means forgetting hem while
redemption means remembering him. And
teaches
exile is when a person thinks of himself
separate from hem. Redemption is when he
realizes deeply that there's nothing
besides him. So Galis and Gula are not
just about where we are in history, but
about how we live inside ourselves, our
inner states of being. Two people can
stand side by side in the same world,
one in exile and the other already
redeemed, depending on their mindset. I
want to share with you a story from my
own life that brought this idea home for
me. When I was 21, I was learning in the
mere yeshiva in Yaleim. Over time, I
found that the standard schedule didn't
fit where I was holding. My kver and I
could have stayed stuck feeling like
outsiders. We had a lot of friends who
were in the same boat as us. Being in
mismed at 9:00 a.m. at that age and
stage in life just wasn't feasible. But
one night, we looked at each other and
asked, "Why don't we start our own
kabura?" At first, it sounded
unrealistic, but we tried. 15 guys
joined us. Eventually, it grew to 80. We
built our own schedule, chose the topics
we were passionate about, and created an
environment that inspired us with
Shabbatons and trips. What looked like a
dead end became one of the most
meaningful periods of my life. That was
a moment of gula for me. Not because the
world changed, but because our mindset
changed from seeing only limitation to
seeing the possibilities. And this is
exactly what I do today at the
possibility seminar together with my
father Abamto Glazer and the team. I
mentioned it not as a commercial but as
part of my journey. I've seen again and
again how people break free from their
old limiting beliefs from their personal
gulus and step into the mindset of gula.
It's not abstract. It's real and I've
watched it transform many lives. So how
can you begin to live in a gula mindset
right now? Practice gratitude each day.
Notice what's already good in your life.
Whether it's your family, friends,
parnasa, think of the good side of
everything. Gratitude shifts your
thinking from a scarcity mindset to one
of abundance. Reframe challenges.
Instead of asking why me, ask what
challenge is Hashem giving me here and
now for my personal growth. Take one
step of possibility. Choose one area of
your life where you feel you've been
stuck and ask what new possibility can I
create here. These aren't massive
changes. They are shifts in your
perception. And those shifts can change
your entire life. The Rambam says,
At that time there will be a world
without hunger, without jealousy,
without war. It might feel far away, but
the mindset of gahula is available
today. Every time you choose hope over
despair, gratitude over complaint, trust
over fear. You are already stepping into
redemption. The deepest exile is
believing you're trapped. The deepest
gula is realizing you're free to begin
again. The question is, will you live
today in Gulos or will you step into
Gula? Thanks for watching.
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