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The Letter That Proved Everything #podcast #emotional
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In this powerful clip, Rabbi Chezky Sherman shares profound life advice, emphasizing the importance of a deep connection to Hashem through torah class and personal inspiration. He discusses the dedication required in Judaism, highlighting the fulfillment a rabbi experiences when seeing students grow. This segment is a testament to the enduring impact of Jewish teachings and the power of spirituality.
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A rebbe, I care about kids, and I hold
that summer is integral. We're taking
the easy street. You're not learning
Torah if it's hard. Not easy to open a
Gemara. It's easy to sit by a Kumsitz,
and then you're [music] like, "Okay,
check. I connected to Hashem."
>> I'm sorry we're not all on your level of
learning. I might need to be inspired by
something else in order to get there,
and I'm unapologetic for it. Every rebbe
in every classroom, [music] no one's
doing it for the money. How is any more
fulfillment than going to a Talmid
Katan, and you're dancing at his
wedding, and he turns to [music] you,
and he whispers in your ear, and he
says, "Rebbe, I I am who I am today
because of you." Moishe Gifter, when
it's just really not just an
organization, it's an idea that there
[music] are kids who spend the entire
summer at home doing nothing, is a
travesty. Why does it give a right for
every guy with a phone to become a
motivator and hashkafa? People like Rav
Shmuel have become joining We grew up of
the Rav Gedolim. There was Rav Chaim
Kanievsky, there's Rav Shmuel
Kamenetsky, there was Gedolim in the
world. And these kids are growing up,
and they don't even know who Rav Berel
Schechter was. Who do they know? They
know Zusha. Right. That's a travesty.