Rabbi Alon Anava is live!

and you see a 10-year-old boy jumping up and down the ladders and the slides, nobody gets upset, nobody gets excited. All 10 year olds do the same thing. But if you see now a one-year-old baby taking one step and foing who thousands pictures are on Instagram a minute later, everybody's like, "Wow, look, he walked." So why you getting so excited? It's the first time he walked. He's doing a little step. I told my friend that's that's me. I can't observe Shabbat right now. It's too much for me. In two years, in three years, I'll be able to observe Shabbat. Now I'm like this little baby. I make a little step and I fall. But I told him in the eyes of Hashem, I'm this little baby. You know what happens when I go and buy myself this kosher food? Hashem calls all of his angels and tells them, "Come, come, come, come. Look, look at what look at what he did. He drove 60 miles to buy kha wine and look how he set the table and look how he bought a beautiful cup and a beautiful suit and look how he stood all happy saying koo and how he got excited. I told him you think Hashem is now focusing on me going to a club. He's looking at the fact that I was focusing on all my on this. I told my friend I'm like a little baby. I can do but if I do something then I do I do it all the way cuz once I master this I'll move to the next thing and master that and then I'll move to the next thing and master that. So it will take me two three years maybe more and that's how I lived my life for about a year later on a few change of events happened. Come tomorrow you'll hear what happened. My wife always says you're saying the wrong miracle. The miracle is not how you came from the heavenly court to this world. It's how you came from Chicago to New York. That you'll hear tomorrow. A little bit more action than tonight. That's where you see the real miracle of Hashem. But nevertheless, I did found myself back in New York uh a few years later where I started doing my cha and at some point I mean I was going through a very difficult situation and I met my first rabbi who already sent me to yeshiva and from there I started spiritually grown. But after like a year of doing chuva and yeshiva and all that then at some point I was looking up to the heavens and telling hashem you know look you told me to behave like a Jew. I am not the perfect one yet but I'm at least on the right track. You can say uh condition number one check then can condition number two start fixing all the path and also I went to a big rabbi to consult what to do how to do he told me he gave me all sorts of instructions how to start fixing everything and badashem some time passed and then I was able to start saying okay now I'm checking number two now comes number three start telling it to people so in the beginning was very very difficult it was embarrassing to come in stand of a crowd out. I'm not a it's not my nature to come and stand in front of a crow crowd and talk. So it was very hard for me but in the beginning I spoke the yes is yeshiva and I had very good feedback because I'm coming to affirm everything that everybody's learning and then I got my first gig was some uh shu in Brooklyn full of bloodthirsty Israelis who luckily they didn't give out tomatoes in the entrance. If they had what to throw at me, they would throw at me the whole night. Shakuran, you liar. Who brought this guy here? The whole night they were bashing me to a point that I was like, you know, should I continue? Should I stop? Doesn't look like there's anybody here listening. But I decided to go all the way to the end. And at the end, I got my confirmation. One guy came up to me all sweating. Was it wasn't Florida. It was January in New York where there's ice and snow outside. He was sweating, shivering. And he told me, "I believe every word that you say. What do I have to do?" I was like, "Oh." 99 people from the crowd wanted to kill me. One got it. That's it. That's enough. So for about a few years, I went and from one place to another, one synagogue to a school to Aiva and sharing my story. But coming for like six, seven hours telling every little detail of the experience. And that's it and going. And years later, one day out of the blue, I get bad news. My brother-in-law, very young man, goes out for a jog, gets a heart attack, dies on the spot. I go to Israel and I from the plane to the cemetery and I go into the room where they prepare the body do the tah and I'm see I see my brother on the table my sister's there crying and I pull a book of tim out of my pocket and I start reading tim but out of curiosity you know my eye is like on the body I'm reading tim and my eyes looking at the body in my mind I'm like, "Oh, you know, now he's like here on the ceiling and he sees me and he hears my taleim and he knows what I had for breakfast and he knows everything about me right now and he sees his wife crying. He sees the whole I remember how it looked and in my mind I was like, "Okay, so now they're taking him there and then they're taking him there." Oo. Now on the surface it didn't he wasn't really an observant Jew. Although you can't I don't judge a book by a cover. A person can look on the outside very unobservant and in the inside pure and holy and giving and charitable and kind and then you can see somebody on the outside looks like a chief rabbi of the world but inside. And then when I looked at him like as if it's like as if I understood that was missing for many many years. There's no point of me coming and giving you a 5-hour lecture and giving you every little detail of the experience. And the reason is because most people don't even remember the details. I've been speaking for 22 years. I meet people that they saw me 10 years ago, 5 years ago, 15 years ago. People remember the title. They don't remember the details. Nobody remember details. Sometimes they even go in the street people like hey I saw you somewhere. You crazy right? No. No. Last time I checked. No. So I stopped telling all the details. There's no point. The details came for me for so I can become observant. Really when I come to share this story is for one purpose is to explain to you something very very simple that might some people take it in a scary way. It's not scary at all. It should be inspiring. The fact is that each and every one of us comes down to this world and right over here you have an expiration date. Some people come for 20 years, some people come for 60 years, some people are lucky 80 years, but we all leave. You are not going to be the one who's going to live till 932. We all leave at some point. Now, unless Mashiah is going to come tonight, tomorrow, in a week or two, that that's it. No more death. We're still living in this world, then everybody has an expiration date. The question right now is not if you live in fear that one day the date will come. The question is what are you doing with your time while you're here? People take this statement as oh no don't I don't want to be bothered and scared and you know there's a reactions to my action and one want it's too much for me to deal with okay well one day that day will come and it might be around the corner and how are you willing to go up to the heavens are you willing to go up like I I went with empty-handed what's your plan you know only people in this world most people in this world ensure everything that exists. I'm now traveling for the last month and a half. I fly. You want to insure your luggage? You want to insure the flight? I rent a car. Insure the car. Everything you insure. People insurers their phone, their house, their car. Why are you insuring your car? Why are you expecting to go into a car accident? Shalom. Why are you talking like that? If I should fall into a car accident, then I'm covered. But why are you insuring your health? What do you think you're going to be sick? Instead of insuring your health, pray to Hashem, eat healthy, and I'll never be sick. Why waste this money? If ah, so if it's a maybe, you can drive 40 years and pay for car insurance and never use it and say, "Ah, I shouldn't have paid that for the last 40 years." Now if this is the the the attitude then why wouldn't a normal individual want to secure and ensure for themselves a good place in the world to come. Now if you come and say I don't believe in the world to come but you also just told me a second ago you're not going to believe that you're going to have a car accident and you still need insurance. Insurance is when you don't think something is is they might happen. So assuming you're on that side of the river, then wouldn't you want to prepare some type of a investment savings account and insurance that when you come up to the heavens, if it's real, then at least you have something. But assuming you're on the other side of the river where you're already practicing and following and believing, then then comes the big question is do you really believe 100%? Because how I see most people, how they conduct their life. One big concern that I can tell you that if you need to take something out of this door tonight, especially now third, fourth day in the month of ill, I can tell you the time goes like this and I'm sure you all experienced it yourself lately. Something happened in the universe that the week is very fast. Have you noticed that? You dodah before you even blink boom it's already Thursday it's Thursday tomorrow I still smell the ch the pot still how you all smiling cuz you agree with me you literally do have dala boom it's already Friday you all like oh my god I didn't think about it it's tomorrow Friday why because if you imagine our a sand clock, you know, imagine the sand clock and a lot of sand and the sand is dropping down. When it's full and you don't see the sand going down because it's full and it's wide, but when it comes to the end, at the end, at the end, at the end, how why do you see it going down fast? Because there's very little left. That's what's going on right now with time. for thousands of years it was like that you know okay this time now because we're like moments before the end before the the Msiah is coming then the time looks like it's going real real fast but that's the fact Hashem put now you know where you can relate with that you listen to now videos some people listen to my video they tell me I I I spoke with somebody the other he told me uh we were talking about that my lectures along He's like, "Oh, I don't mind. I just put you on double speed and then the lecture is not that long." And I was like, "Yeah, but then I sound like I go, how can you understand what I'm saying?" So today, you put double to and the message goes fast sometimes. You know, I hear people wish to listen on on WhatsApp. How do you understand what they're saying? So, Hashem put the whole world on double speed. Now everything is fast. So if there's anything to take into consideration that is valuable in your life is how do you how much do you value your time? I can tell you already that most people don't have value to their time. Most people all day long are hugging their companion this little thing here and like this hypnotized. You find yourself like this more than 5 minutes a day you have a serious problem. No joking. >> You learn. >> If you learn Torah, listen. Go. No, no, no, no. If you learn to That's why I'm talking about sitting like this on Tik Tok and Instagram and Facebook and all the rest of the junk watching junk. If you're getting educated, listen, I'm also on all these platforms that hopefully one of these I pop up. But the reality that even even when you're watching Torah on these platforms, you'll go one class, another class, and another class, and a cat is starting to dance. So what's the cat doing there now? I don't want to see a cat. What? That's what they want to show you a cat dancing or some guy falling on his motorbike or all sorts of crashes and you know, you're all smiling very small kind like because you know what I'm talking about. You're all guilty. That's the biggest waste of time. Maybe you all came here tonight to hear that. I mean, I I believe very strongly init I I I know that every detail in the universe is stitched and organized by Hashem. So when I'm looking at all of you tonight and I can't look at the people on the screen, but I see a lot of people writing chunk there, all sorts of nonsense and then some people are normal. Hey, one thing one thing I didn't understand, you come to watch a lecture, people write comments there. Listen to the lecture. Are you writing all sorts of junk? See what I'm talking about? You You're logged in. You're listening to the lecture. Listen. People are having conversations. Oh, yeah. How do you I didn't know. Waste of time. Most people don't know how to value their time. So, going back to the nothing happens by chance. If you think that all of you came here by chance, you didn't come here because you saw some ad or a WhatsApp message or whatever. Each and every one of you in this room and the people online right now came and logged in because you were personally invited by Hashem tonight. You know, some people wanted to come, couldn't make it, couldn't find a babysitter, couldn't get off work, too far. Consider yourself extremely lucky because you heard about this lecture two days ago and somehow you had the free time and look at Hashem decides who's going to come, who is going to sit where, who's going to come first, who's going to live first, who's going to live in the middle, who's going to listen till the end, who's going to be busy, who's going to fall asleep in the back, who's going to come an hour later. Everything is shim. So you have to understand that you should consider yourself extremely lucky. Shem invited you a month before rash sh to tell you what what is your plans for the next month. What are you planning on doing on for you think on rash sh you can do anything sh is when you finish your repentance. You have to come to sh clean. You have a whole month now to do chuva. What are you planning on doing with this? What are you going to do after that? The question is, what are you going to do when you leave this door? I'm going to leave the same way I walked in. I'm going to finish, go and pray, go home, sleep tomorrow, starting the next day. Question is, how are you leaving this room tonight? You came here cuz God wanted you to hear what I had to say. And also the people online, Hashem wanted them to hear live what I had to say. And that's why you see all this nonsense that people are writing on the on the comments. That's the doesn't want you to focus on. So don't ask me the I'm going to ask you the question. What are you doing when you're going to leave this door tonight? Are you going to leave this door tonight the same way how you came in? Or are you going to go out of this door tonight with a little change in your mind? Because a little change now makes a huge change down the line. If you take two railroads going like one railroad but two uh pieces of the metal from the railroad from Los Angeles to New York 3,000 miles they're parallel 100%. If one of the the tracks go one micro millimeter to the right you won't notice that but 100 miles down the line it will start splitting. All it takes is one little switch and one little thought in your mind and you send yourself to a completely different place. So you were invited tonight by the master of the universe. It's not a coincidence that you were free tonight and he wanted to relate to you this information by saying to you what are you doing with your time? When I share my personal story, it's not about the details. It's not about what happened to me that happened to me that I should become observant. The message that I come and say is listen, you live here for a very short time and even if you're now 20, it's not that it goes like that. Life goes like this. Are you ready for that day that everything will go real fast? Are you ready to meet the master of the universe? You feel that you fulfilled all your purposes in this world. You did your chuva. You learned enough Torah. You did mitzvot. This feeling of thirst and and desire to come close to the Torah. You have to inspire yourself on a daily basis. But my the main message that I'm giving over is is time. We don't value our time. The life goes so fast. Everything goes so fast in front of our eyes. Instead of complaining and whining and and and what I don't have, what I wish I would have, you know, I walked into my friend's house the other day where we're staying and she had on the wall this beautiful picture, not even a picture, you know, somebody just wrote something and they framed it and it says, "I still remember the days for the things that I prayed that I have now." Think about it. How many times you pray for things and then you get it and now you live the what you prayed for. But most people don't remember that oh 20 years ago I prayed for this woman to be my wife. I prayed oh how much I looked for a wife and now all day along you're complaining that she's giving you a headache. Where were you 20 years ago praying reading tale from morning to night. Where's my other Where's my basher? Where's my other half? Finally you got it. [Music] I hope that tonight you'll able to go out of this door tonight not thinking oh wow story is nice inspiring is what do I do because our sages say the action is what counts talk is very cheap what do you do what is the action that you do so now it's up to you how you leaving this door tonight you can leave you can leave the same way you walked In you wake up in the morning tomorrow nothing change. You go back to your same life routine with the same goals that you are not able to fulfill with the same achievements you want to do and you somehow can with all the struggles and going back to square one or you go out of this door tonight and you're saying okay I understand there's a lot more what to do and there's no time there's much more things to do and very little time to do it. Don't wait for that day that you'll be standing in front of Hashem. It doesn't matter now how it come good or bad. There will be a day you're going to be standing in front of Hashem. That day has to echo in the back of your mind. Am I ready for this day? You don't have to come with results. You have to come and show efforts. That's really what you have to do. I explained yesterday in yesterday's class two days ago in Roshesh the concept that we learned for so many years that in the month of the king is in the field and I explained the whole concept briefly two days ago that what it means when the king is in the field is not that you go there and you see the king and you can slip in some note the king is in the field means a place of work where you work hard the month of is where you work hard. Why? Cuz the king is in the field. He can see what you're doing. He sees your hard work. Even if you don't come with results, but he sees that you came and you showed up every day and you did effort and you at least you cared. You showed up. So when the king is in the field, you want to go and work. This is a month of work. Month of alul is not to sit like this. You had that now July, August in vacations. That's it. Alo is a month of work. hard work and that's why he's called Basad in the field and not in the Hilton. It couldn't be like in the Hilton. Go visit him. It's not appropriate for the king to be in a dirty place in the in the in the field. Put him in a hotel. The bas the field comes to tell you, "Yeah, yeah, you have to work hard now for 30 days." And why? Because Hashem is in the field and he'll see your effort. That's it. Hashem wants effort. He's not looking for results. You have don't don't have control of results. You have control over the effort. So my recommendation is don't leave this door tonight and say very good lecture inspiring and and and slide it. Stop for a second and say Hashem brought me here. Hashem brought me to this lecture whether live physically or live on the phone. And your question is, what am I going to do with that? Are you going to miss the opportunity? How many opportunities does Hashem give you? And you don't even notice that it's an opportunity. So my blessing and my wish for you tonight is when you leave this door tonight, you take my story that caused me to change and internalize it by saying, "Everything else that I knew before is all great. Everything that I'm doing good. You always need to climb higher. Get closer to Hashem. Find more closeness and a place a a better place for you. But don't think that it's you have all you have to the next 20 years to do it. And why is that so perfect now? Because most people they wake up on Roshul and they get all excited for two days and because they went to a lecturer party and then a week later they go back to their busy life and then they don't do nothing and they wake up three days before oh I didn't do I didn't read I didn't learn I didn't do this I didn't do that. Most people I know that they wake up a minute too late. So I'm here to tell you don't wake up a minute too late. Wake up now and not only for any situation in your life. The Mishna says don't push for tomorrow which you can do today. It sounds like a very good common sense but the practical part is because who says that you're going to get the opportunity to do tomorrow what you're supposed to do today? You might lose the opportunity. You might not have that opportunity. So the message I I would like you to leave out of this door is to start valuing your time, the time that God gave you. When every time you do something that you're wasting your time, you are you basically betraying your your your employer. Shem says they give you time. What are you doing with it? Are you busy to learn Torah? Are you busy to refine yourself? Are you working on yourself? Are you doing good deeds? Or what else? you are you're on the phone all day long. What are you doing with your time every moment that you're not doing something for Hashem which you are obligated then you're you're wasting this time even though you know the the terminology to that is Torah but that goes when somebody can learn Torah and doesn't learn Torah but I call everything you sit on Instagram for five minutes that's that's the same idea because Hashem tells you I gave you valuable time and what are you doing with it and you have to be true to yourself like you said I see shim you maybe a lot of people they see three four five classes and then whoop they start seeing all the junk my recommendation don't use this these devices to learn Torah tora you learn in yeshiva if there's no other option fine but standing in such a apicious time a month before sh and really sh is where judges the entire world all the books are open all your deeds your good deeds, your bad deeds. We're standing in front of Hashem in three weeks, three and a half weeks and our fate for the next year will be decided on that day. And everybody does so much work before Shana. But the reality is that if you have this thought every day of the year, then you don't need to do much preparations for because you do it every day. So I again hope that when you leave this door tonight then the message that you take with you is that every action that you do has a big and strong meaning behind it. I go hold strong by the by the teachings of think before you do something. It might take you a second or two to think about what you're about to do but you'll save yourself a lot of headache down the line. I can tell you that every action that you do, every thought that you do, every word that comes out of your mouth has a lot of value to you. It might not make much sense, but sometimes for you not to say a certain word and you're not hurting another person's feeling, it's a huge thing. Sometimes just not to say a certain word. I was very judgmental and very very vulgar how I used to speak a long time ago before I became observant. And I would insult people as I speak. That's how I spoke. And it took me a long time to recognize that and to understand why should somebody be uncomfortable because of me. So you have to understand that every action that you do, every little act that you do affects everybody around you. You want to strive to become a better husband, a better wife, better employer, a better employee, a better Jew, a better human being. So to summarize tonight, there's so much else what to say. But the point that I want you to leave this door tonight is to value every little moment that Hashem gives you. Some people don't have time. Some people don't have what you have. Be thankful for everything that Hashem gives you. Don't complain for what you don't have. Thank Hashem for what you do have. You'll see he'll give you much more. Most people just complain, "Ah, I wish I had more money. Ah, I wish I had more more this or more that. I wish my wife was like this. I wish my stop wishing. It's a little bit mele. If you are like the straight a Jew, I will say okay, wish for a few things. But so far, you're not delivering nothing. Why are you wishing for something? So you I hope I'm helping you see that the eyes looking at the world needs to look in a completely different angle is to pursue good to look for how how can I do good things how can I help other people how can I put myself second in line and put the the feelings of another person first in line then looking at other situations and judging them completely different when you're doing all this you know to perform all the mitzvot is amazing I'm all for it there's No other option. You can't do half. You can't do whatever is good for you. You have to do everything that it says in the Torah. No exceptions. If I have to observe Shabbat, you have to observe Shabbat. There's no difference between me and you. If I have to eat kosher, you have to eat kosher. Doesn't matter how you hold yourself. Orthodox, nonorthodox, halfobservant, modern, non nonsense. When they told me Jew, they didn't tell me orthodox, conservative, reform Jew. Just call it observant or not. That's it. You want to grade your level of observance. So you call yourself a reform or or don say I'm observant or I'm not observant. There's no difference between doesn't say in the dua. By the way, if you live in Tampa and you between the age of 35 to 45, you are exempt from eating kosher. It doesn't say that. See, meaning that every doesn't matter where you live, how old you are, who you are, you have to observe the same like how I do. No difference. That's one department. But even between me and another individual, you know, the entire is based on between me and another person. Shem says if if if somebody's out there angry at you, upset at you, then don't come on to pray. First fix between you and another person. So there's a lot more what to do. Each and every one of us has a handful of of things to do not only this month throughout your entire life. Therefore, I hope that the message from Hashem that you hear tonight is going to help you understand that there's no time. Your time is the most valuable thing that you have. Whether it's now 28 days inul going to go like that like that. Before you know, you're going to blink your eye. Boom. You're standing here Roshashana and you want to come to Roshash or clean after you did chuva after you prepared everything you want to be blessed with a good year the blessing on for the Shana doesn't come on Roshana is what you do inul what you do this month is how you pave the the way so to say and based on what you do this month is what how you get the blessing on Rosh but the point is not to work now on and say ah I'm going to get my act together because I need to be blessed with A, B, and C and I'm trying to get some credit points. That's not going to work. Hashem knows your intentions. Your intentions has to be no, no, I want to do it because it's the right thing to do. And that's the attitude to do everything. But when you understand that Hashem gave you very little time to do a lot of things and you are not even close to your daily quotota, then that's when the most important thing in your life which is your time has to come into more value. And not only to waste your time on nonsense when you're already doing everything is what's the time for what? There's time to pray and there's time to work. There's time to learn. There's time to be with the kids. There's time for everything. You have to learn how to manage your time the right way. Then comes the end of the day and you read the bedtime and you do a little bit of your introspection and looking up to Hashem. Then you at least can come and say I listen I did my best the day didn't go to waste on nonsense. The is always going to find how to get you completely distracted. That's why I told you in the beginning this whole event happened on a very special time when the nation of Israel went out of mit and mit is not only a country in the south of Israel. Mitim is a state of consciousness and mit means mit a state of limitation. When something limits me can be an addiction and it can be many other things. Today they call it addictions. It's called a state of limitation. Something that stops me from growing to the next level. something that limits me. So that's my it can be something as small as being addicted to cigarettes or today everybody's addicted to phones there is that mit is called is coming from the world m state of limitation who's the king of mit is the king of mit he's controlling this state of consciousness and if you switch the letters of his name it you get a different word means is a distraction. Po comes to you all day long and he distracts. You come to do a he pulls you to here with something and all day long you get distracted from what you need to do. You get distracted from your phone that rings in different variations. The WhatsApp goes ding ding and this goes dang dang and this goes and also all day long you're looking at your phone. I also have phones. I don't check my messages every second. I check my messages twice a day. That's it. That's how I check messages because I don't like the I don't like disturb me because every time if I go like this when I hear ding ding then that's a h it takes me away from my focus. Most people are not productive because all day long they're constantly dealing with distractions. This is par in your life. And when you understand that you realize that you're wasting half your day on nothing. Look at your day once and you'll see how much time you're wasting then really that's valuable time that will never come back and Hashem tells you and he will hold you responsible tells you I give you time what are you doing with this time now if you superju then fine go and sit and do other nonsense after your work of hours but most people they do two hours of productive work and then 16 hours of nonsense waste of time. So my strong message for you tonight is value your time. Don't waste your time. Value every moment of your time. Do good in this time. Work on yourself. Refine yourself. Elevate yourself. Do good. Help other people. Do good in the eyes of Hashem. Don't worry what you had, what you don't have. That's that that I see is what I've been trying to tell people for years. People are focused on what they don't have and what pray they need to say and what remedy they need to do. Stop wasting the time on that. Do what you're supposed to do. Hashem will give you what you need. That's it. So, I hope you leave this door tonight with enough inspiration to just do not to think too much, not to talk too much and to value your time that you walk out of this door saying every moment in my value. I'm not going to give it for nonsense when it's time to it's time to pray. Hashem comes first. I can tell you a million things to take out of this door tonight, but came out of my mouth. That's what Hashem wants me to say. Hashem comes first. You want to be successful in your life, you have to put Hashem number one. If Hashem is number two, you won't find success in your life. Not in finance, not in relations, not in your your task and goals. Hashem has to be number one. You wake up in the morning, first Hashem. My rule, one hour, first hour of the day, no phone. Last hour of the day, no phone. You wake up with Hashem, you go to sleep with Hashem. If you go to sleep with the phone, you're not going to say good night to Hashem. If you go to sleep without the phone, you say, you'll say you'll say good night to Hashem. And same thing in the morning, you wake up with the phone, you check your WhatsApp, your Gmail, your Instagram. You don't say Manny in morning prayers. Be honest with yourself. Bring Hashem number one. Make Hashem number one. everything in in your life, you'll see your whole life changes completely different. Hashem will also allow you to grow. So I hope when you leave this door tonight that you value your time, that you time that you fill in your the the free empty time in your day with only positive things and refining yourself, helping other people. It's that's all it's all about. and preparing for that day that you stand in front of Hashem and say maybe I didn't come so successful but I showed up I I tried I did my best I had the right intention that's what Hashem just wants to see effort he's not looking for straight A's he wants to see you showing up on time and doing much more than the minimum doing something I'm going to wish you uh and I'm going to take also the time to wish May Hashem bless you this next coming year with true health and true happiness and true peace in your heart and that all your desires and your prayers and your goals should be fulfilled in the best way possible. And my pray and hope that when you leave this door tonight is that you leave not like a revolving door the same way you walked in that you leave this door tonight understanding how important your time is how important every moment that Hashem gave you that you use this time the right way for Hashem for the sake of Hashem and remember something very very simple that everything that you do in this world it echoes in eternity. If you do bad in this world, that's what it echoes. But if you do good in this world, then that's what's going to echo in eternity. Thank you, Rabbi, for opening your sh and inviting your congregation. And thank you for coming. I don't take everything for granted. People stay home and watch everything on the video today. So consider yourself the lucky ones that came here. And I bless you for that. That Hashem should bless you with everything that you need should be in an abundance. And again, thank you very much. Tomorrow there's going to be another lecture. You can look at it online. The next piece, the part two of this lecture and I'll see you there too, whether live or on the phone. Also for the ones on the internet, the ones who are writing nonsense there, nobody cares about your nonsense. If the ones who want to be educated and inspired, come tomorrow, same hour. No, actually 700 p.m. And will be a very special lecture. If you have any quick questions, now's the time. Until then, I will again wish you great success in everything everything that you do. >> And if everyone has a quick question, now is your chance. >> And if not, also good. >> How many years have you been listening to? >> Few years. You have a lot of people listening to you for years. The question is in Hebrew when you listen to somebody is you say >> but in Hebrew you say there's two variations you say is that I listen to your voice and that's it. You you listen to music. >> People that said they're listening to you they keep going. I know. So that's what we want the the is that you actually do something and that's growing stronger and stronger. >> This is what this is what we need to do. You plant seeds of of charity of good things and Hashem makes it grow. >> Mrs. as she's been talking about Rab for years before you start [Music] any subscription was doing okay. >> Oh, hashm Do you know the name of the place? >> Where is it live? No, no, we still didn't reach to salute on my YouTube. So if you go to YouTube, you write Nava and then you'll see the the live link but and and it's also on my website but tomorrow is going to be also very interesting. So again guys I wish you also the guys online everybody online. Thank you so much. Have a good night. Share this video and may Hashem bless you with great success in everything that you do. They never would have