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Kesher Nafshi London UK "Listening to our struggling teens is key"
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I I I couldn't believe that we're going
to I came here before and I saw like 10
shes here 10 shes there I said whoever
set up this room is very smart because
nobody's going to come after so many
speeches like a whole day like who who's
still wow the pressure is mounting let's
make it gone you know we could use
pressure two ways negative or positive
every piece of energy could be moved
towards or against negative or positive
every piece of energy if someone angers
you you just got more
energy the problem is you're reflecting
the energy you got was negative so you
respond in a negative way you scream the
yell or you're angry at the person you
explode but you have we have the choice
sometimes to take that energy say oh I
just got
energy I was in shield and someone told
me a someone said something you know I
just got energy thank you hashm I got
energy so now my choice is what am I
going to do with that energy I could go
right away and do more that day I could
take that energy and same thing some
someone throws at you a good positive
energy then naturally you're going to do
positive but anything that comes our way
is an energy so I'm I'm I'm I I got
energized honestly I was very very
exhausted and I just see everybody over
here and I must say you londoners are
amazing people we've been by so many
shabbaton and amazing people all over
the world yeah let's give that for
London I was talking
before and Manchester England England
England
vas everything under her
majesty his o
sorry how dare
I and um I was talking to Fran before
and it's
said like people are listening and
growing it's amazing it's just you know
knowledge is
power knowledge is power people are
standing behind the mics including
myself is because we have Knowledge from
education that we had and life
experience that we have and we're doing
this so many times and we're growing
you're listening to everybody we're
growing
together and and my my mission over here
this shabas is sorry my mission over
here is to to share that that knowledge
that Hashem gave and M used to say a lot
that the greatest pleasure on this world
is true
knowledge good knowledge knowing what to
do because that's all we are we we're
recycling the
people and then we look into the maral
the prag and all the other ones that see
say that something that we that we are
all well vered that we know that's
a right
four different elements and this huge
level to one above the other a do is a
piece of stone a metal water it's a
nothing it's a piece of do what's
something above that isay something
that's able to grow grow something that
grows like a tree a flower a Honey Tree
orchids a fruit tree it's like it's a
billion levels above a DI what's one
above that aai an animal Kai is able to
multiply and to have children and to
create and fly animals it is all kinds
of and what's the highest of all is a
mad we are madra so the obvious question
is what what does it mean mad what makes
us more than the animals that we're able
to talk an animal cannot talk we have Cy
isn't that D thing an animal is total
Instinct right we know that
clearly what do we have above the
animals our py we're able to think and
but you know what he coined it very well
he said we're a mad if we're not able to
communicate we have nothing from your
cycle and nothing from you grow nothing
you cannot accomplish or do anything in
your life without proper
communication so how do we communicate
we need to know who we're communicating
to in order to know how to communicate
right us men uh if a lady would walk
into a bmad uh green a de in the morning
in the coffee room and just join or
listening into the conversation she
would have a heart attack she telling it
wouldn't work or if we would walk into
over there we also wouldn't it's it's so
when you talk to a woman you talk a
certain way you talk to an elder
person I should Gove to the
right and I'm sorry
cameraman okay over here I should push
it off let's communicate with the
diamond so communication is key and
communication is to who I'm
communicating the second thing is once
you know who you're communicating
with is
listening more than talking right we
have two ears and one mouth for a reason
we got to listen double the amount that
we
talk feedback is the that's why I want
to talk on a little bit now feedback is
one of the greatest and most gift you
could give for the person you're
listening to like the people that are
sitting here that are nodding certain
things all going like that if you go
like that tell me why but like like as a
speak you know if you stand up here and
you see some people give you feedback
and you'll always realize the speakers
naturally we do it naturally we'll
always look at the person that's giving
the
feedback feedback is what we need as
humans to communicate that's one of the
major things and then of course
mirroring and saying oh so you said that
we should do this because of that did I
understand you properly properly then
you go and you repeat it on that I want
to end you whatever levels and levels
and layers of communication how do you
communicate the the more people you're
able to communicate with the more of a
hero and the more mature if I may say
that word is you are a mature person is
someone that can communicate with more
types of
people you know when you drive down the
highway the motorway and there's someone
cutting you in and then in the car
there's all kinds of people so I always
say if we get angry like you know road
rage is more of a man thing than women
but there's always something that
cooking and where does road rat come
from the lack of understanding that
you're sharing the roads with the whole
DSM you know what DSM is right what's
DSM DSM is the the book of the uh APA
for the American Psychiatric association
all the names the ABCs that we know on
people the book of
Diagnostics mental disorders emotional
disorders personality disorders where is
it coined where is it written and the
criteria and fits it's called the
DSM so we share the RO with the whole
DSM so why you angry that guy like you
would never marry that person that
person is is is is going through an
episode I don't know psychotic what do
you know so why you're getting angry
like you get angry at someone but you
see cars you don't see the person in the
car but really we
sharing to be able to communicate to
more types of people in the DSM the more
of a hero the more of a leader you are a
leader of someone has to be able to
communicate with every type of person
which includes some people you have to
scream at
them some people you have to give them a
patch sounds extreme right I remember
when I was a teenager I have to say this
it came to my head when I was a teenager
there was the
and going to to I have talk louder going
to when we the going from to now you go
to in the old days you were able to go
through the bah the baah was was was a
little faster a little quicker a shorter
way but it's through AR Arab Villages
and the time when I was a teenager it
was already quite dangerous to go there
so my good friend was is a nephew of
and he told me the story we were
together in and he said yesterday I want
to tell you what happened yesterday I
went with and another person from with a
taxi
toas and and he tells the taxi driver
was an Arab in those years wasn't so
scary to have an Arab and he said I want
you to go through KES not through the
and they said the m and suddenly he
starts going towards the bah he says I
told you the might BR speaks in with him
in Hebrew and and he says and he's
continuing he says stop the
car so he stops the car my comes out of
the car and he
says I told you go through I do not want
you to go through the and he's not
listening my brother G him a PCH on his
face and he said oh so you want me to go
through KES and that's how it went so
this this nephew of his which was
actually a
Londoner my Bron had a nephew here
there's a bron family
ask him the
story so tells
me how does that work he said to an Arab
that means talking doesn't mean anything
at
all so you need to know how to
communicate I was I was so don't give an
Arab a patch these
days maybe a day after the Beeper
explosion you you we had some
now I I spoke to malam
my son speak to the to the rabes every
now and then how to deal with difficult
children and there was a re telling me
that he he he has one boy he's always so
and he doesn't you know how do I how do
I deal with him I said what happens he
said when I leave the class I tell all
the kids everybody should stay in your
place andaz whatever like relearn what
we just spoke I'll be back in 20 minutes
comes back nobody should stand up this
boy is always standing and always
laughing and they have and he said
nothing is working it's not like in the
olden days there's no Pat so he didn't
know what to do so he asked me how do I
do I said can you stand up and act it
out to me he says he stands up and he
says so I said you know what I I said
don't say the word punish say a
different word say
consequence or
thech you're going to have to sit by
lunch for another 20 minutes don't say
the word punish let me know how it how
it worked out the next day the re leaves
the class he
says that kid behaved said what happened
this boy's mother probably uses the word
pun a million times a day and she
doesn't follow up on it so the word
punishment doesn't mean anything then
there's another kid in the class NE when
the mother says I'm going to punish you
or the father says I'm going to punish
you they he really gets consequence from
here to China so that boy like like that
and every words have a feeling have a
definition to us different people this
is part of communication of learning
what does a word mean for you what does
it mean for me how does it our teenagers
our one of the greatest and most
important technique as mature adults
trying to become more mature besides
working on ourselves is to work on the
communication of what is their
lingo you know you have you have to get
all these cool words also you have to
say come up from a wedding you have to
say it was sick
you know there was a a met my
father just not the long you and and he
tells my father your schi is
not my father's like who what did he do
to you he's
not so my father repeated to me I said
means he's
awesome he com from wedding was sick it
does not mean sick it doesn't mean ill
it means it was so great the music and
was so
it's a whole new lingo a whole
new okay we don't need to learn
everything but it's that's that's asking
too much but really listening to our
children double the amount and
understanding different words different
words trigger them the very word that
made them that gave them trauma the very
words that the same setting certain
things you know someone shared with me
throughout chavas over here that when he
learns in his he he sits in his dining
room and he learns sometimes he used to
learn whatever he's home for 2 hours he
learns in the dining room he says when
the son comes in he gets so triggered
that son doesn't go out of his room
until the father stops learning when he
sees his father learning it's trauma for
him all of us know already by now right
the end of shabas we know it makes sense
there was something traumatizing I
remember when my re punished us and we
didn't behave what did it make us do
you're not going to behave you're going
to have to learn another two hours today
by lunch or you're going to have to ride
the line you're going to so so you know
you're going to have to go to sh I once
had a B in my house and for shabas many
years ago and her she had two boys she
was a single mother at the time and they
were fighting she she tells I had my sh
downstairs she's telling her son if
you're fighting I'm not going to let you
go to
SCH wants a person that doesn't fight to
come to SCH I think they like wow we
send our kids you're not going to behave
you're going to go to sh with hati they
love daving don't they
you know different triggers different
different stuff different we have to
figure out there different words
sometimes that are are are triggering I
had a boy once that came to my house and
uh used to come cous and one day his
parents reached out to me and they said
our son it was the beginning stages when
he started Kipping out and he didn't
want to wear
tits so the father came to my house with
with with the wife with an appointment
we sitting together I should convince
their son to way it sit
sad story so first of all I I started my
old trick and I said I was arguing with
the father said why does you have to
weigh sitas there's no MIT in the to
weigh sitas if you have a garment that
has four corners you have to put on
sitas the father almost wanted to kill
me like like I I I tried to convince so
I went to the all so why do we wear the
only MIT could be every second of the
day it's it's theur talk
call Mitzvah there's so much going on
it's not so not
so and the boy says can I talk to you
alone without my parents said
sure he tells me that he was very
very hurt by Reb many years ago molested
by Reb let's say let's call it out for
what it was and he said at the time the
parents dealt with the B they knew that
he had that past but he told me another
part of the story said he was holding on
to his tias at the time and tius is
a and he was D save me that situs did
not save him he said I will never ever
wait
situs Kam still you know thinking back I
think it's I think isday but was was we
never know why different kids don't want
to do certain things and it doesn't have
to be as harsh as this story it could be
something much smaller it's much less I
remember my own trauma coming up now
when I was in
kadal six years old seveny old boy my
reab said I have a little bit more
creases over here on my fingers than a
regular person I think when I was a kid
and one day he
said I was a little kid I remember I
thought I was dying I was M him a
million times I know I happen to
know a word he said
ah we never know we never know what's
going on in people we're so powerful
we're such amazing people the other
we're so fragile such small things and
man things that seem small things to one
person the other person this is like the
trauma this is something that's going on
so let's get back to
communication to communicate to a person
sometimes has to be also in a onetoone
setting rather than in a public setting
a lot of our kids if not most of our
kids that are struggling are very
self-conscious
they're very self-conscious of what they
wear and how they look you would think
that they don't care because they behave
a certain way don't tell them any in
front of other kids in front of other
people by the whatever it is when you're
with other people don't communicate to
them not even Extra Care of because you
triggering them I'm the ne Cas you is
being care of me my mommy is saying this
it's not it's not always a good
thing when a person feels listened to
they start loving
you listening to our children is one of
the greatest keys with to get into their
heart to want to start sharing with you
more and more and listening is not only
listening listening is remembering what
they say B his understanding through the
you know we all know right that that
when you when you listen to to someone
it goes into the part of Vin of the
brain which analyzes there's the there b
b is analyzing details
when you listen to someone and remember
what they tell you sometimes they could
tell you a story and you're like at the
end of the day and you
Sayad I'm exhausted give me 10 minutes
from now I'm going to sit down I want to
listen to
you listen listen listen to your
children not only these kids all your
kids and listen to your
spouse just listen there's nothing more
you know what you talk to someone
there's this old trick in sales the
sales people know and when you go you
want to do sales and you want instead of
selling your product and talking and
talking talking you say what your
product is and then you they start
saying oh my company soon as the the the
person you want to sell the product
starts talking you you shut your mou and
listen and he's going to start telling
when he talk to someone and they listen
to you you're going to walk away You're
to say that person is smart that this
person didn't say clever that person
didn't say a
thing person say he's listening if you
listen to someone they're going to say
you're
smart test it you'll see it's it's very
cool it's very interesting how
psychology works
listening is the
greatest
door uh portal portal to into our
children's life if you have time you
have to make time of course it's not the
by the way you listen and you understand
and certain things that they're so
interested he's so not interested in
that subject but you know what you want
to connect to them in their
level I remember when my daughter
started out now she doesn't have that
anymore in the beginning when she start
she had a mission the only way she was
the we're quite musical our family I
don't play anything but I've I can hear
music my kids are a little more
Musical and she's very into music very
into details she wanted to connect to me
through me listening to her G
music can you imagine I used to drive
her in like a 30 minutes you know and I
remember the first time like I'm going
to listen to L singing to G music so I
kept you know let's do V song Let's do
Israeli songs so it worked for for
sometimes we listen
to which is Qui and then it started
going to other Israeli music and then
she wanted me to listen to music with
her and I was debating in my head and I
said what am I doing I asked my roof
that I asked all theas and I
Saida only when you know the person only
when it's live you know unfortunately
you know sometimes we have to look for a
titem I did that for a short while and
all she wanted is me you heard that beat
you heard that the chords you know what
I'm talking about anybody knows music he
dropped it and he got back like and I
said yes wow the connection the
relationship that had between us was
amazing I was in there with
her I know some people might go home and
say said you must listen to Goa
music so let me call it out now before
it happens that I said it someone is
going to cut that out I had that many
times you know anybody that speaks a lot
you know it's just tighten the to
you know that you should you should
that's what says in the right if you
take words out of
context you just cut out two words or
three words and you're good to go okay
but that's that's part of the side
effects of being a public
speaker that's not what I said there's
certain things that we need to
communicate with them that they are
interested and you show interest in them
you connect to them and the goal is
they're going to get healed there was a
man that shared a story publicly a few
few times in ki New York so I'm not
going to mention his name just in case
if he doesn't but I know he he he for
sure would let me say his name but I'm
not whoever heard that already should
here but this is in in what we're
speaking
about he had a daughter we talk
about lives in and his daughter is going
through her stages she went to a place
in Flatbush somewhere on the F I'm not
sure and some kind of school for them I
don't know what it was at the time and
his daughter called him up Monday and
she said
tati can you come into New York to
Brooklyn it's an hour drive for those of
you who don't know minimum hour drive
with traffic it's usually two hours can
he come in and help me I need to buy
weed you know what weed is I think most
of us know a little bit how do you call
a little bit of
of like I need I need to have and I I
need to get I need to smoke a joint and
I have to okay he calls up his
whatever he had this person and the
person said go and do it he's driving in
for two hours to Brooklyn crying on the
way like a little child he comes to
Brooklyn his daughter comes out of the
place she says come drive let's drive
down the roads it wasn't so easily
accessible like today this a story of a
few years ago you could just go to buy I
don't know about London but New York you
could go like to your local shop and buy
ready now weed they legalizing
it he he takes his daughter he drives
down to some
dark neighborhood and by the corner this
guy standing there he gives the money
and the guy gives it like hidden it's
like a whole thank you so much he drives
back crying the whole way what did I
just do I just bought for my
daughter two weeks later TTI I need some
weed you got you listen yeah you care
I'm
sorry so he says again calls up his roof
again his his D whatever person he said
you go down to Flat bsh again and you're
going to buy it again it went off a few
months one day the school got over that
class whatever it was it fell apart and
he went to New York to pick up his
daughter he's driving home on the way
home on the palace Parkway where you
know where it is there's some these
Outlook like these areas so you could
park the car and go out and see some
some flu like nice trees and the water
whatever and then he continued to mon
she says tati pull out the side I want
to talk to you they pull in the side and
one of these scenic the rest areas and
she says she hugs her father starts
crying on his shoulder like a little
child and she says tati I just want to
tell you what you did to me by buying me
these
drugs all my other friends also wanted a
smoke they needed to sell their body to
boys to get money to buy the weed I'm
the only one that never had to violate
my body to get money to buy the wheed
there's something that we need to
understand they're going to get it
anyway you want them to do something
risky to get
there or gel or steal or or
or this when when someone is addicted
the teenagers today are very addicted
now they have the wax pens that's
already in the Vapes all these stuff
it's in New York they're trying to
separate it's not a drug anymore it's a
separate thing I don't know uh a Sugi on
its
own I in the school also we constantly
contemplating what should we should
enforce laws rules about that's a huge
sigure so many people asked me
throughout child should I get my
daughter the phone she's like is she
going to get it anyway you be the one
giving it to
her you be the one giving her money you
know what girls and boys have to do to
get
money you rob a bank
kidding you do whatever you can to sa
the kids today are have access to so
many
things if your child is able to come and
communicate you if you're going to be
listening to
them time and time again they're going
to come and tell you when they're
struggling with things like this this is
a gift if a child if your teenager comes
and shares with you something they'll
say say okay be cool you know I'll cry
in your bedroom later but just be Co say
yeah sure I I heard these things it's
okay I'm here you could save your child
from suicide you could child save your
child from from the worst things in the
world this all comes back of the gift of
listening listening means I accept you
for who you are for whatever it is I'm
ready for any challenge I'm here I'm
here for you we are their
protectors people ask what happens to
yides kite when a child got hurt hurt
emotionally traumatized pained why Y
where what's the connection okay we know
a little more now people that are not in
the Su definitely like oh so really so
his reab embarrassed him in public so
now he's not putting on fil really but
you know what the real connection is
let's go a little deeper in this a few
seconds who's our first
God thought you my
mommy come out your mother holds you
your body you know you know by by the
way the awesome book that came out
recently it's very famous it's called
the body keeps
core just reading the you know about it
just read the a the name it tells you
what the book is our body keeps core of
everything even if you don't remember
certain traumas as
that we remember when our mother hold
us and when our father was singing and
singing I la la Lulu giving us a lullabi
when we fell asleep and we were crying
and if we were neglected at that time we
remember
bir our first guard our first savior our
first most secure is our tatin
namami if for some reason somehow a
person was not saved and not secure by
their father their mother or both
because they were hurt and they didn't
feel comfortable to tell their parents
because their parents never opened up
the listening
part so they never came and tell you in
them there's no such thing as ever
really feeling
secure there's no such thing that
someone has selfless Endless Love for
me when we're little babies Hashem made
it special we should be so vulnerable so
dependent on our parents our parents
even know when we need to be changed our
diaper even that we don't have to do on
our own if we don't give anything to our
parents and they love us endless if we
would could continue that that's the
ultimate resilience ever and if
something happens you can handle it have
security but sooner or later throughout
childhood most of us a lot of us and
some people in very painful ways got
harmed so the
subconscious lost
God you come you tell a
kid Hashem is our father okay I know
over here what a father means do do I
feel it when I embarrassed my father
father when I did something wrong and I
came home and I told father I mean
father and mother and I I told my
parents that I and and they all they did
was why didn't they make a better test
and why didn't you try
better or they fall and they break the
something they're like I told you not to
run we're telling them that love is
pending on your
behavior and then we tell our we tell
ourselves now but we when we grow up
Hashem is like a father like a father
and a mother means kindy like a king
someone that's able to do everything in
the world and he's here for
you if that was violated by you
purposely and not purposely or none of
us do purposely or just time because
your child didn't feel comfortable to
tell you that this and this person
bullied
me I got bullied and I didn't feel
comfortable telling my parents because
my parents would reject me they wouldn't
believe me I just made that kid another
layer and another layer and another
layer in their brain and the
subconscious
not believing subconscious that there is
such a thing as almighty God that loves
me even if I didn't Aid every child
walks around knowing they did many
AAS at least they think they did a they
W were this they were that so is okay so
if I'm good hasm is protecting me if I'm
not good hasm doesn't protect me but
that's
she so yes if someone was violated like
this little boy with a Titus of many
other things that happen to
someone his he doesn't really really
really really believe that there is an
almighty God that's the closest mus we
could give as a
father is is is here to protect me and
love me forever even if I didn't produce
a thing
today but if my father loves me and
connects me my mother gives me
everything in the world even if I didn't
go to Minion I walked without the hat
like the story he was saying
ah so hasem loves me even if I didn't
invite Hashem loves me you know this
this I'm secure security is what we
we're
craving the only thing we're craving
since we're born is Safety and Security
that's the top of the pyramid that's
like the most important thing a person
needs so all of us and most of us and
our Kips even more got very mistrusting
their system mistrust the inner child
whatever you want to call it is mistrust
thing the fact that is Hashem loves me
he's going to secure me and even if I'm
going you
see a child get could get punished by a
parents but if the parents is very
loving they love the child oh my father
knows what's good for me you want you
wanted to buy you something father said
I love you very much I would love to get
it for you I don't think it's good for
you to have this so he gets older and
hasm doesn't give him something that he
asked from Hashem he doesn't drop hasem
he his subconscious is used to it that
his protector could sometimes put him
through something that he doesn't like
like the mush gave today about the the
vaccine not today last night it was I
don't even know what day
night so my son didn't want to get a
vaccine he tried behaving the next two
weeks I told him he's 11 years old he
had to get a shot the last shot is I
don't know if over here El in New York
10 at age 1011 you get the last vaccine
I'm not talking about Co
vacine it's too controversial it's
like and he behaved for two weeks doing
helping out I said you could you do
whatever you want I'll pay you back I
you are getting that vaccine you're
getting that shot I helped him thinking
and process it I rolled up the hand and
I like that with him and I said I was
playing with him he should get exposure
therapy trying to do things that he
should he took it like a man it was
okay but he could do whatever he wants
he could be the greatest kid at home I'm
still going to take him to get his
vaccine we could be doing to Hashem for
many different things and Hashem says or
no or not now
he knows what's good for us but if we
didn't have this relationship with our
first God our Father our mother
sometimes that you see as a god you see
as a I'm using the word god obviously
it's not that but you seem like a savior
like everything and then he betrayed you
or he he was a hypocrite he's preaching
one thing and then he was doing another
thing I never forget I learned in a
very very that's one of the and I
remember I used to always walk on
without my glasses and bar par and was a
good boy I was trying and there was a a
restaurant The Crow the street they was
selling sandwiches Bagels tuna whatever
and uh a bagel shop and he said is no
reason to go cross the street into into
piz
into like a breakfast play whatever
bagels and okay you know one day I
looked out of these Shiva buildings and
I see him walking into that
restaurant I felt a tear in my system
physically I felt a tear I something in
me I didn't become rebellious I don't
know why but something like that is very
very oh so it's not real I had a boy
that told me one of the teenagers that
came to me he said
that background okay we have thei right
some people shake the table that to run
up a say if you drank from it you have
heard that joke in about the the minic
is that you leave the the overnight at
least the from where he came from
there's many different and then they
came in the morning was empty and they
told the kids you know Santa Claus came
down the you that that came and he drank
out of the C this boy told me one day
one year I was 8 10 years old I hid
behind the couch the sofa holding my
eyes open not to fall asleep and in the
middle of the night I saw my father come
empty that c I never kept chabas ever
since because he said not to fight he
said in my head it
was
sorry is a joke it's not it's something
you do it's not you preach it it's
not went to sh and he start realizing
like you is
real there's so many things that that
need to go right
but you know what the light of the end
of the tunnel is when a person becomes
in the Godless they become in a place
where they're able to our own traumas
our own things and we come to a place
and we say we become like aini we get we
we bring Hashem back into our life we
choose
Hashem and we start realizing that runs
the world and he start seeing the in the
whole world and all the and everything
that goes on millions of I sh before
such amazing stories by every everything
if you open your eyes you see hasem and
every moment every second of every day
if you choose not to see it you see the
world as plain you could see the world
as an atheist you look a little deeper
you can see the world as wow what's
going on you just need a little bit of
there's a lot of in the world things
that are the odds are zero To
None like the missiles and that are
flying
this it's not Israeli Army it's
the we could choose we could could
choose to see things so we could choose
back
and it says from the it says we
say so why do we say our God and the god
of our ancestors our parents don't
aren't we Jewish because our parents are
Jews also said you need to acquire God
on your own Hashem on your own you're
you're
it makes sense that the world came into
being nothing created something does it
make sense that the world the Sun the
moon the stars and the billions of
galaxies and anthropology and all the
things everything is in sync every fruit
tree is created for us this has vitamin
A this is everything is created for the
human it can't be that this evolved on
its own and that evolved on its own and
for some reason it works this was in
sync you you start learning and
realizing it's a kind
but it's also those moments when your
cycle is not there your emotions are
there you still
remember my parents werei given over
generation to
generation we know where we come from
you stop you stop a going in the street
and he ask
him he doesn't know who his
great-grandfather was he does he's no
clue us we know exactly we we have the
the finger on the pulse of the world we
know mat how long ago it was the when he
lived we know more or less when they
live how do we know all of
this we live it it's not something we
learn there's a pyramid you know what a
pyramid is it's a pyramid of we have
today about approximately three million
SW 3 million SW is is a pyramid the SW
from today could only quote the SW
from before them they can never quote
the B cannot quote
IM the it doesn't and so you right away
through that our SW shank he can't tell
this fried doesn't what it is you need
to explain but we know our has
Pro it's a very simple pyramid we know
where they live more or less where they
went who's the of who Who quotes who we
have the pulse on our gener we we know
who we
are we I'm alive so with generation we
know who we are we know our sadim and
the re and we we no we're living it only
the Heen have the a guy doesn't know
some I had go tell me how do I know
George Washington was true he tells me I
said have a good
question there's proof on that come on
it's not so not so long ago you can
prove it he actually lived in Mony you
know that a very short while yeah the
the the war of independence the britz
the English the the fight was in man you
know that in Rockland County there's
still a lot of forts places there's a
house of man that claim that this is the
house for
left for a while okay so we learn some
history also now the point is like
this our children could re choose Hashem
how does that happen we gained their
trust now we give them now Endless Love
why do we need to give them so much why
do are we preaching over here just love
them give them and this will
heal to reconnect to us and ultimately
to reconnect to the why why because
we're instilling into their
self-conscious again that there is such
a thing that even if I walk around with
six air piercings or or the CH whatever
you're doing you're embarrassing your
family you're doing everything wrong and
your parents still love you and then
again you still love you and they still
love me so I do everything wrong I hurt
them in every way possible they still
love me so there is not over here in the
subconscious it re reprograms in their
subconscious it becomes tattooed into
their subconscious that is such a thing
as Endless Love and caretaker and then
he come and he preach hasem or they're
going to discover hm like they're going
to be their
own it's going to make sense to them
that hasm gives Endless Love even if
your own behavior even if you did have
look at the whole
toim
Russell say such a beautiful I'm sure
you heard it from him he
said wanted to that why did hasm take
out CL from we were
right we know through we know this is
like you can't live whatever it means 50
levels the lowest level is 50 the second
lowest Lev is 49 49 level of Tuma I
don't I don't know compared to today
it's probably worse than we are
today and then hasem took us out of M
why didn't he take us out when we were
level 20 level five why does he need cl
to go to the lowest level and then take
them out and give them M and all the
marus he
said he said that wanted to
show I love you you're important to
me even if
you not because of your performance I
chose you as we see
in not because you are something special
you my child I love
you it has nothing to do with
performance if we could tell this to our
regular kids at
home you have to teach
them why do we need to tell oh with this
m spoke you going to go did he hear
that Al so you makeing sure that nobody
should go
anymore I have met in today's generation
so everybody spoke at least one or Hur
the friend or was so telling him oh so
you
got what did he do
the says in the he says if someone did
the biggest a in the world and a minute
later there's a MIT has to do he
says I just I just he said that's
Aus
that's what does one thing that do with
the
other the whole world I talk about is my
influence
but is a relationship with
the all the Mitzvah and all the things
that we do is to connect and to have a
relationship with
Theus how do we know what vikus is we
see how marriage works in this world how
give and take our relationships work and
the max we could do that's what we do
with so let's say a husband is not able
to take out the
Gage oh relationship he's not doing one
thing that usually men do get it
so you didn't or you have this one thing
thing in the the is just too difficult
to it's is All or Nothing we have to try
for all we have to really really try but
is it all or nothing the relationship
with
us so someone's I can't do this mitzah
so now I shouldn't do that mitzah where
does that come
from it's a relationship I had a couple
that came to
me
and is it I said what's going on so of
course the lady usually starts talking
first
right she
says it doesn't feel like we're married
he's just not a man he's just I'm just
not living so I asked him what is your
wife talking she said I don't know I do
everything I take out the
garbage right I open up the difficult
cans right to the I kill the
spiders I do everything a man is
supposed to do in the house and I work I
bring up an who says as much as I can
what what she says but I feel
alone she wishes he wouldn't take out
the garbage not kill the spiders and
think about her
24/7 and take her seriously being in
tune into her emotion and her needs
that's the real part of marriage of
course that's technical stuff the women
usually cooks and bakes usually doesn't
have to do usually does this this this
some kind of Standards which there men
jobs women jobs there's certain things
that certain chores are easier for men
certain for women but that is the
marriage that's a business deal who got
married to a business
deal there's to mitz things that we do
that the gave us a means to connect to
him that's not the relationship that
helps the relation that brings us
there he's standing by want me to join
this group
he does not want me to join if I'm there
standing there ready what should I say
should I not answer this should I answer
should I hold myself back now should I
do this do I see an old person walking
you're driving up with your car should
you give him a a hitch a lift should I
give him a lift or not you made a
decision what does hasem want for me
you're in tune in his needs so to
speak that's the relationship
from our children our Kips could hear
this if if you're able to talk with them
they could they could they could
understand this
they could understand this concept they
they're usually the big feelers they're
usually the very sensory sensible people
the sensitive they understand there's
something more than just
technical is is is a
must it's the it's the relationship why
we're doing that mitah you can put on
and you could put
on my son was learning
with nowadays is a thing that sent to
learn so my son finished and I said
learned all remember I learned my father
made learn I said did you learn anything
about F he said yeah it has to be here
and
here I I went to the that I paid a lot
of money to to learn with my son I said
he taught my child everything
about you didn't teach him what
is he looked at me like I'm crazy I said
when when the came the nas to take the
eeden out of the house the only thing
you're able to take is one bag why did
every e have in that tiny bag food or
his T why would the M what was what the
T the technical thing God needs this
this is
it I once had a book that couldn't wait
film for other reason
also some kind of very negative film
it's his biggest
trigger embarrassed him in front of the
Holy Shana that was the last day in
hisa and he never put on film ever since
and the boy came to he was already
growing and he said help me get rid of
this trauma I want to put onil you know
what I did with him I said we're not
calling you anymore take it out of back
bag put it into the regular bag you're
going to call it my love letter to
Hashem
my conversation with him for a few days
I used to call him and I said did you
put on your love
letter what is fil there's a letter in
there you put
it and then you put on a love letter
your BR and
telling I love you I want to connect to
you and you this is all to keep it there
of course there many very big the point
is I said did you you put on your love
letters today ready he loved it he was
like and I said the gur says when we
were also puts on at the time what does
it say in his F what is his love
letter
wow you tell a person you're going to
put on your love letter now you standing
by the co I used to when I was a
teenager I was always preacher my nature
I'm standing by the co I used to every
Friday when I in I used to go us to go
to the stand over there and put on for
but I just put on I always had to say
something I remember I used to tell them
I said close your eyes be standing out
like you have a cell phone to the have
in mind all your children and father and
your mother and and down the tears you
know we should all put on like that so I
told this I said teach him what is of
course you need to
know but that's a much smaller part than
the part of knowing why you're ding what
is ding tou and
ding relationships have to be real and
we have a relationship with and even if
you miss something at home and you
didn't you're not able to do something
for your husband or for your wife you're
not able to you're not the best cook in
the world you're not able to cook every
single night the relationship is over
yeah every man would like to come home
with like a you
know doily nice things and and and me
like we had here
shabas but come on we know we understand
the relationship is not over that's not
the Rel that's in the
relationship if we could learn and live
like that and and and and our children
should feel it off as our children that
are struggling and the regular kids that
is a relationship
with and even if he not able to do
certain things do the rest connect
connect did you connect to hem I I tell
my the B come to me always we have like
these groups and I tell them did you did
you sink to today I don't say
go or I'll say did you talk to hm today
already what are we doing about we ask
we you know all the all
the this this this different words we
sometimes I have to change the the the
the the labels and all these things to
start enjoying and seeing you know do
you know already whatam is he said what
do you
mean on how to every day you learn today
five minutes 10 minutes two there's all
kinds of this we reframe it into a place
of realizing that everything is a
relationship so back to the beginning of
the
conversation if our children are able to
talk to us if you could take on one
thing from our speech today hope you'll
take on more but
listening listening is the greatest most
important tool we have in communication
and if we can't communicate we're not
different than the we're mad we are
communicators we are listeners we're
listening not in order to know what to
answer we're listening you want to hear
what really bothers them or what they
really like and connect them through
things that they want what's interest
themel you ever heard of him how
get
he he related a story he said that he
had he was he was he was first in
Cleveland and then I think inin right he
was in had one of the boys was a a
good-looking boy and he was every night
when he went home from yiva he us to
take over his couple his yam and walk
him like that interesting issue what do
he do they talk to him once twice and he
he expelled his
boy about 30 years ago expelled that boy
you can't have a Yesa official
official you just can't doesn't work
ites couple of years later he went
boating with his family and and there
was a guy over there helping them get
onto the boat and the guy says Rabbi
frel do you remember me
he looked at him he said no he said he
said his name I'm That B that you
expelled FR said he he beat himself up
so much he said I didn't listen to that
boy when I was talking to that boy that
boy told me my looks are
more he needed he had bigger CH like a
big hair beautiful blonde hair and blue
eyes he had that need to to look good
that was is he said if I would just
listen what really this boy needs he
could have been a big time today and he
could have been a in our
family and he shared the story although
he did something he he wanted us to
learn from
it you know what elel did he had a
boy no this is the story of of the
salemu the T from Williamsburg he didn't
have any
children he had a cousin that survived
the war
and the child the whole thing he and
they died he had to he he adopted this
boy to come live by him a couple of
years this boy came from a modern
Orthodox family from he was living
somewhere in Wyoming and he came to
Williamsburg those years winsburg you
think Stanford Hill is Winesburg in
the 1930s this was it and he has this
boy coming over there and he's trying to
connect him there's nothing in common
first of the English he spoke only idish
fine he was trying to and this boy loved
Sports the T him would have called in a
few of his person that he said Sports he
put his and he told him to go get the
almanacs all these I don't know what
it's called these big books of different
players from different years who won the
the uh I'm very not into sports probably
misquoting the words the world champions
and the whatever it is and he became a m
and this is how he communicated with the
boy that was busy Ding and
learning this is what he was busy went
all the way down to this boy to
communicate and he listened to what is
this boy interested and he connected him
this
boy lost all the way down what is this
boy interested
in this is this is what he was
doing was very my family was connected
them I remember people that I know used
to CL and like no of us out the Yankees
H whatever we out the Yankees and he
knew he kept score because that's how he
connected to certain people very the
people that D on the back of the sh he
was always into trying to figure out if
our sadik can do this we can't do
this sometimes we need to go all the way
down there to be there with them and
then slowly butly SLE them out
was
the
of was a hidden in the old days were
hidden what does a hidden s mean they
didn't want people to know because then
he going to disturb them they're going
to be busy with all the what do we tell
our what did they listen to all our and
the garbage and he didn't want sadik the
old days they used to hide and nobody
knew he was a shoe repairer yeah he
fixed
shoes the Magid was getting older and
people came to he came to to the mag he
said I don't have any children I need a
he
said the Tor so he comes with the the
tlor cig like he says the the the the M
sent me to you to take AIDS I you should
have to kill it and he left and he had a
baby and then another one another one he
started sending him people came running
to the gr Mar he said why are you
revealing me I I I can't be anymore I'm
listening to people's
suas and
people anyit today listens to such
difficult things I want to be able to be
over with I was hiding under my facade
as a as a shoe repair and
really the told
him the sit do you want to sit in a in a
room and G you have to go up there on
this world you have to go into the BL
into mud on Biz he showed him till his
nose you have to go into the mud of to
eat that's aoid
hem who said hhm needs you to learn a
whole day this is what you need to do he
took a p and overnight he became you
know people realized this the greatest
sadik of his
times this
isus a sad is not someone that does
something that we decide decided that I
decided that hasem
wants I will do whatever hasem sends my
way this is
myem is it easy
no very not but this is
theid listen to them listen to their you
know sadik listening to us do you belong
to any sadik they have any sadik today
that you you go into them what what do
people share with them how many people
today go I have issue with them is
hm you know should I very very small
percent people going to the tadim today
that as the reab my business my son is
into this schutz and thatz and this
crazy story happened how do I was
involved with a story with the the one
was one
before I I didn't speak to them directly
but there was a case such
a I wouldn't ever say it on camera a
very story that happened and back and
forth with the parents how to deal with
I
think this what he has to
hear think one
minute this is his
now this this is what he has to deal
with who are we to decide
what whatever comes your way this is
what has wants you to do so listen to
your teenagers
Mish get in into it if it's Sports if
it's whatever it is they'll start
communicating they start feeling you
they'll start and then you're able to
feel for them and then you give them
Endless Love you're going to heal their
subconscious fear that they there's no
such thing as someone really that I
could surrender to
completely they will be able to start
surrendering again and really relying on
really have a connection to us parents
and then ultimately to the
div Ah that's that's mending that's
fixing that's
correcting putting together something
that's healing so that's the reason why
we
listen what they telling you there was
that said a story that it was
a said the story lives in Barak now she
related the story he said that he heard
from the dine his good friend is a Dy in
Barak he got a phone call from a that's
really really struggling and back and
forth in and out and the B called him a
of shabas on Friday and he said if I
call you on shabas are you going to
answer my phone
call he says I don't know why should I
answer your phone like whatever and the
phone call end it this boy on shabas
took his
life this dying looked in his phone and
he said five minutes before he had a
missed call from that
b he didn't listen to what that boy was
saying he thought he he he thought that
he TR like testing you do you answer
phones of Shas
and then he he rethink he said this boy
is not that type he's not a cynical type
he's never struggling the dying could
have saved his
life listen to people we we we are not
good listeners none of us including my
we need to grow in listening and our
children are going to teach us first and
when you listen and you understand what
they're very into you connect them to
what they're
into and you give them endless why
should I give this give
them otherwise how you going to dis how
you going to connect them again to how
are you going to connect them to
yourself how you doing this their
subconscious their inner feeling needs
to feel that there is such a concept of
Love
unconditional this is the gift that a BN
get is there such a thing as
unconditional
love only parents to
kids but sometimes our neas and our pain
so much pain that caused us we think and
we forget that we really love them and
they start feeling we don't we love our
kids endless Hashem gave us a gift if we
have that then we're able to understand
that H loves us
endless it's not love that's pending on
something it's unconditional love there
is such a thing as unconditional love if
a person grows up knowing I have parents
that what come what
may they're going to love
me you're healed them sometimes the
system needs to hear it one year two
years thousand times sooner or later
they're going to feel I could come and
tell my parents anything they really
love me because they're listening to
me and then the they're going to start
using
it so I want to end with this it showed
me 10 times already that I have to
finish there so many takeaways from the
sh
I definitely got inspired I've never
ever been to such a shabas I'm telling
you I've been to a lot of shabus such
amazing people in this
place so I grew a lot and listening to
people and talking and and and just just
wow and I hope that all of you were
Kinder from all the other speech
everything that went on on this place
and don't worry even if you come home
you're going to say oh it's one minutes
why did he say then don't worry your
your self-conscious remembers and when
when you'll need it it will come out of
your system and you know how to do it
okay some sometimes you leave a speech
like so what was the story he said
doesn't matter when you'll need it it
will come up it goes straight into your
incubator into the back of your brain
just being here is good you like we go
on vacation a few days and and they come
back and you right back into faced with
all your problems say well what did I go
on vacation for not true your
subconscious feels there's a lot of
healing for the next few months he'll
have more took a took a day out two days
out it's there don't don't start bashing
yourself it's there and same thing all
theic and and the ideas and everything
that we have here it definitely got
imprinted into our hearts into our
brains and and we
will be 10% 20 30% better parents better
people better husbands better wives
better kids from the ourselves and we
have to mend our own relationship with
and really really really know that gives
us Endless Love And even if he puts us
through some vaccines and even he puts
us through certain things
let's tap into that we should be to see
very soon and we should have all's goods
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