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Paul Riser, may he be well. Paul Riser
was aided. He used to have a routine
back in the the 90s, maybe it was even
the 80s. He said, "Did you ever notice
that when you want to remember
something?" He says, "I think memories
are in the sky." And I think that
concentration is on the floor because if
you did you ever notice when you want to
remember something, you go, "Um, let me
try to think." And then when you want to
concentrate, you look down like that.
Sometimes, sometimes you know something
but you forget it. Now, if you forget
it, that's different. That goes past
your shoulders and floats over your
head. Everything you forget is right
over your head. Which is why we look up
when we want to remember. You go, "Who
was I talking to yesterday?" Frankie?
Yes. I was talking to Frankie.
Was it yesterday? Tuesday? No, it was
Tuesday. I don't know what I'm thinking.
It was Tuesday. It was right in front of
me. And you look up any It's great.
Anything you want to remember, just look
up. It's great for trivia. What's the
name of the guy in F Troop? Larry
Storch. There you go. He just it's right
there. You look up, you come down with
Larry Storch. Nobody knows how.
>> In the year to Nundal or Hay, which
would correspond to like 1894, 1895, the
medical professors discovered a new vein
in the brain. This vein helps for memory
and for concentration. Meaning it
controls blood flow to parts of the
brain that are used for memory and
concentration respectively. two
different parts of the brain as the
story will make clear in a moment. The
fir said one of the household members a
relative probably was excited about this
and told it to my father that I mean the
fid is referring to his father. So the
the fir says his father that heard this
but he didn't say anything cuz he had
just washed for the meal. After the home
meal and after benching he said just
wait a minute he went by himself into
his room. He brought out a a little
booklet of these are booklets. They're
like pamphlets. And what was the
booklet? It was a handwritten booklet
from the miterb doesn't mean savviad
kudch. It doesn't mean the mitba's own
handwriting. It means in those days they
used to have people who would you know
the print they had printing press at
that point but it was expensive and it
wasn't always available. So there were a
lot of uh handwritten manuscripts. So it
was a handwritten manuscript of from the
mit. So then the rabb showed brought it
to the table and he showed in six or
seven lines in that mimer from the
mitba. It spoke about this very vein
that the relative had just been speaking
about and there in that mimer the mitba
explained that there's a certain vein in
the brain. It's full of gases. I guess
you'd call it vapor. I don't know. And
uh it moves fluctuates in Yiddish.
Yeah. Kind of moves back and forth
here and there back and forth
and it helps either for memory or for
concentration. When the when the vein is
pointed toward kmanina area of the
brain, it helps for memory and when it's
pointed toward directed toward the um of
the das part of the brain, it helps for
concentration.
And therefore that's why we see when a
person wants to remember something
he lifts his head
in epis when he wants to focus on when
he wants to concentrate
he bows his head down in other words to
make the blood flow of that vein change
directions. So, it's very interesting to
me. I don't think that Paul Riser
learned this, although he could have
because it was printed in the 1960s.
Paul Riser said this joke in the 80s or
'9s, but uh he put it out there, you
know. So, they say that the Mab Yo once
spent many many days or maybe it was
even longer on understanding a piece of
Gam. And it he you know, Yvaro was the
great uh genius of Nigla Detora. He
actually had a dispensation from not to
learn Kabala because he would fall
asleep during the Kabala classes. But
Nigla the legal parts he was I mean he
was the he put together the whole he was
a genius in
he was the pisk. He was the ruler in
this is in the [clears throat] times of
you know the big heavy hitters the
Arizal was there and all the other
greats alats was there and al who else
was there at that time the
contemporaries. I mean this is right
after the ramach was there. Anyways Caro
was working for like weeks, days, weeks,
I don't remember how long it was and
understanding a piece of gum and it was
very very hard for him and then he
finally figured it out and then he was
like traveling somewhere and he saw a
regular simple guy, a Jewish guy
learning gam with his kid. Like the kid
had homework from school and they were
they came to that piece of gum and the
father explained the gam to the kid very
simply like very easily with the same
explanation that it took the the so long
to figure out. So, it was like kind of
like he kind of felt weird like it took
me so long to figure this out and now I
come I I I'm just walking down the
street and I see some regular father
learning with his kid and he's like
learning with such ease like what's
wrong with me? Am I like off of my game?
And he asked is Rabbi asked and the told
him no. [laughter]
It was that hard to retrieve that
explanation of Tyra. It was like
inaccessible. But after you broke
through, now it became accessible. Now
other people could, even that simple
father learning homework with his kid
was able to grab it and access it. But
you were the one that made it accessible
in the first place. So um yeah, I'm
thinking that perhaps because that said
this story and printed it in it. I'm not
saying Paul Riser learned, but I'm
saying he could have made it the the the
printing of could have made this concept
available, put it out there. So, so this
guy, whoever it was who brought up the
concept in the first place at the
Rabbashab's table says, "Ah, so the Mitb
must have been a great professor."
I don't know if he was trying to be
incippid
or if he thought he was being cute, but
he said, "Oh, the must have been a great
medical professor." The answered
is
no that was not a medical professor. He
knew it because that explained about his
great-grandfather. He knew it because in
the in the what we call the superal man
which means the sphero that's the way
that it's configured and so for so so
therefore it must be that way also in
the lamat in the terrestrial man which
is made in that image in a very small
way not comparing myself whatsoever but
just for the point of illustration
I've had this interaction hundreds of
times including this very morning, this
morning before I came here to the
Soulwards house when I was domining in
Shaw and someone said, "I was watching
some of your classes. Are you sure
you're not a psychologist?"
I said, and this is somebody who I've
actually answered this question to
before. And I'm like, I'm sure I'm not a
psychologist. You got that all from
Toyo? I said, yes, I did. Keep hanging
around here and you'll get it, too. My
point is that
knowledge of all things of this world
whether it's psychology or it's anatomy
or even you know things like business
and whatever
it's the way that it is in the world
because it's that way in the blueprint
for the world we learned this in our
very first from Alfracious
that is the blueprint for reality
alma
