Chesed of Netzach – “Success comes from G-d” – Counting the Omer - Rabbi Anava | #sefirathaomer

N is a of course can be translated as victory I translated n in many different ways because last week we talked that is also Eternal something that is eternal but now we're going to concentrate that n is coming from the word N means a victory and we all like victories everybody likes to be victorious I don't know any anybody who plays a game and it's like please I can't wait to lose I want to lose this game our nature is to win we want to be winners and not only that we want to be winners we vote for the winners I want my team to be the winner this whole world is one big game if you're looking at the game at the world it's a world of games not talking right now that the majority of population of the world their entire focus is on some type of a game whether it's basketball or baseball or whatever it is I mean this is the most H powerful thing in this planet is sports and games everybody it's about games and it's a very competitive world so you can look at it in a very negative way but it's coming from very very positive place that we all in us have this power that wants to win so going into the week of n it's important to focus on what we need to what we need to work on week of then we had to refine the beauty weak of G the strength and so for now we're going to have to concentrate on this power of victory of n is to win now like I said people like to win and like I said also the world is full of games and I don't know anybody who walks into a game with the mindset of how am I losing here he walk into a game how am I winning here important thing to know is because I just said twice that the world is full of game the world the whole world is a game if you're looking at everything in this world it's one big game even in the eyes of hem it's all one big game what's going on here we're in a game we're like you know there's now some movies about it this world is like a video game that you have a mission you have stages and uh you know sometimes it's easier to give analogies in the Torah and to compare it to a video game but nevertheless in this world some games are serious some serious games sometimes you play chess it's a game now you have world leaders that are playing games that can cost millions and millions of lives so some games in this world are serious games and they're not something to joke around with now you have a few world leaders that are bumping shoulders to each other all it takes is one of them to be angry that he lost and that's what it it takes you see this motion it's not a hard motion it goes like this and hundreds of millions of people are going to be under a mushroom cloud that's how sometimes you see wait a minute who am I playing games with here