Tiferet of Netzach – “Who is the real winner?” | Counting the Omer - Rabbi Anava | #sefirathaomer

yesterday was the 23rd day and we've been talking the last couple days that n can be in one way which means Eternal but n can also be n Victory and success and today we're talking about the the beauty of the competition cuz we were talking about everything in this world is a competition everything in this world is a game but uh if you're following the classes every day then it's easier to relate with the current class if you're not following will'll be hard to follow the what I'm saying but we're talking about that everything in this world is a game and uh there's always going to be a winner in the game there always going to be a loser in the game that's how the game is but nevertheless at the fact that there is a battle between the winner and the loser that's where you see the beauty of the game can you imagine just one team showing up and the other team doesn't show up so technically they won right but what was the action I came all the way to see a game and the other team didn't show up has to be the competition that's where the beauty of the competition of the game is revealed other than that there's going to be one team one set of fans and the others don't show up but nevertheless the fact that there's a competition and there's backwards and forth that's what reveals the beauty of the competition now even though one is against the other nevertheless it's still you see the beauty that one is so to say they need each other I know some people when they come to the game they come here viciously to win but I'm talking about when you have a good what's called in Hebrew SP you come and do it in the spirit of sports of we're coming here to to compete so even though one is against the other nevertheless the fact that they're they need each other that's the the whole point of the game that's where you see the beauty in the game they need each other so the beauty the here is to beautify and to praise the other as a that's the beauty of the competition that's at the end of the competition you still have shake hands you hug each other and you and you finish it the right way and from that idea of the game that's where the beauty the is being revealed and I'm giving example with sports because that's where most of the world will relate with but take the idea and apply it now to any type of U uh game competition relationship and so so forth