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well hi welcome to the big yellow couch
special story today's story is called
the ruga chover learns a lesson H let's
begin the
story Rabbi ysf Rosen was also known as
the
go The Genius of
rachov he was known around the Jewish
world for his incredible knowledge of
Torah but he is also known for having
very long
hair d'vorah wants to know if he was a
Nazir oh that's a big word d'vorah you
see a nazer was someone in the times of
the B mikdash it was if the person
wanted to own only serve Hashem and they
promised Hashem that they would only
work in the BAM mikdash and they
wouldn't do anything else so they
wouldn't even go and get a haircut and
azer would have very very long hair but
you know what d'vorah I don't think the
rug chover was a nuer but let me explain
why he did have long
hair he simply loved learning
Tor so much so that he never wanted to
stop learning unless it was AB
absolutely necessary he would learn
Torah all day long he just loved
learning Torah so if he went to get a
haircut he would have to take off his
yamaka and he would have to stop
learning Torah and this would actually
cause him pain and make him upset so he
never got a haircut he just let his hair
grow
long d'vorah wants to know how come I
don't have long hair I also love to
learn Torah
too well I do love to learn Torah but
I'm not a genius like the rug go was and
I'm not a sadic either and I think he
might have been a sadic too and you see
sadim and holy rabbis and Ritson like
the
rone all they do is serve Hashem and
learn Torah and do Mitzvah but me
sometimes I like to take a break
sometimes I like to play with my friends
or listen to music or take time to get a
haircut those are things I like to do as
well as learning Torah and doing Mitzvah
but the rug chover goon's life was all
about learning Torah and nothing else
let's continue the story when the ruga
gone would teach a Torah class many of
the fathers who came to learn would
bring their children along the class was
a little too old for the kids so the
children would play outside the study
room one day the children were making a
lot of noise as kids do and they were
being a little bit too wild suddenly a
crash Was Heard and the fathers went out
to see what had
happened the rug gone was so hurt that
he had to stop learning Torah that he
gave a big yell at the children telling
them to stop playing so wild the men
went back to the study hall to learn but
the children were startled and did
nothing they were too afraid to make any
more noise they felt very bad the next
day as the ruget chover go own was about
to begin giving his class he noticed
that the sh was very quiet a little too
quiet he could see that none of the
children children had come along with
their fathers they all stayed home
instead the ruga chover Goon asked why
didn't the children come today one of
the fathers explained that the kids felt
bad for interrupting the Tor learning
and how they decided not to come to Shu
anymore in case they did it again the
ruga chover felt terrible he realized
his yelling had caused the kids to stop
coming to sh and this was not what he
had wanted to accomplish he immediately
apologized to all the fathers about his
behavior and promised to make it right
all the kids were brought back to sh the
next day and the rug chover gon spoke to
them in a kind and warm way about the
importance of learning Torah and the
importance of being respectful in a sh
and about the importance of not losing
your temper he made a deal with the kids
if they would agree to keep coming to sh
and just to play a little less wild then
the rugg chover agreed to never again
lose his temper and never to forget that
kids could be kids sometimes from that
day on the kids would play nicely and
sometimes they would even listen in on
the Torah class and the ruget chover
kept his promise too he never again did
anything to make the kids not want to
come to
Shu what a great story you know the rug
chover was a great sadic but sometimes
even great sikim forget that kids can be
kids but even as kids we have to also
remember that the importance of going to
sh the importance of learning Torah and
of course to do all those things in a
respectful and kind way that was a great
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