Yud Shevat Farbi 2022 - Raayatz Yahrtzeit - Nigun Benoni singing w Feeling & it's history, meaning

so today is youtube this is the day when the friday cadet of jason youtube passed away 72 years ago in brooklyn in crown heights it was a shabbos and uh passed away i believe in the morning and to throughout that shabbos howard ever his younger son-in-law did not uh cry that's what they say because a luckily in a lot but right after shabbos uh he mourned the bitterly for his father-in-law but uh this day of youtube is not just another another yard side of another sadiq but because the frida kadaba was here in america as a web with an entire pedigree of 150 years five consecutive the bachelorettes who went through the hardest and most difficult issues the gosmius and baruchnius uh physically and spiritually on many levels therefore his coming to america was for those rabbonim those rabbis and few hasidic rabbis that were here from before 1940 it was a major major breakthrough and at the time they all they knew about him is that he's obama's nephesh that he's someone that put his own life on the line in the face of stalin and and the kgb the ncaa and and can nk vd then kevin dad which it was called before the kgb and not only that but he also charged his hasidim to do the same and as i've told you many times not everyone came back plenty were killed nebuchadnezzar and then there were those who had messier snappers and gods saved their lives and there was a group of 10 some of which i knew who actually made a crisis bris a pact in agreement with the rebbe to do or die for yiddish kite and this was done both with for children and for adults a children teenagers and adults and then even programs for adults and college students and and and uh working students this was called the ferris bachurims on all levels that ever led an entire campaign underground campaign and that abundant here in america for example rabbi eliezer silver who became the uh the leader of the orthodox union and and abundant and he he knew that very well and he supported it and when the rabbi came to america he rolled out the red carpet for him and you'll see more about that in mr shem in my upcoming book but anyway anyway that ever so he was known as a balmer serious nephesh that by the same time the previous letter his health was was not was not good and people make the mistake they think it's because of the incarceration i mean the incarceration surely didn't help in 1927 but but if you look at the picture the video on the pictures of him coming to america in 1930 you see a man who walks straight and he looks like a royal king and his speech what was good it was only later in the mid 30s going into the 40s where there was an issue with a speech and ultimately in 1945 i think he had a stroke another another stroke so his his health and and when he and when you see him come off the boat in 1940 that 10-year difference between 30 and 40 29 and and he looks like two different people he looks aged he's in a wheelchair he's he needs to be held you know his health really deteriorated so those rabbis and abundant that were were were rebuilding you know in america didn't uh think much of him except that he's a holy sage you know he had a spadic he looked very very holy if you ever heard absolutely karobak speak to him about him and and and and people who were like his hasidim and who gravitated to him in the 1940s they talk of him as a father you know very fatherly and that's not just because he had that uh warm fatherly and motherly aspect to him it's because he his entire look was very very lent itself to you know that that that sage that sage like uh impression and and uh character and and that is yes yes what was it hereditary his disease was it a wrath yes yes but i don't want to go into that you the answer is according to uh rabbits and kaya mushka who told a certain question in crown heights she said it was hereditary but i i i didn't do a study i can't prove it but she said yes in other words there's different you know is a stroke hereditary no stroke is not hereditary so he had an addition to what he had in other words i think he had they say ms and and that could be that could be hereditary so part of what he had seemed like was hereditary anyway so the the eden in the 1940s in a way the rabonim and the leadership didn't take him seriously in other words they looked at him as a sage an old sage a great a great balmer serious nefish a hasidic rabbi and and a rebber and you go for a bracha to him you know but no one looked at him as let's say a baron cutler or kalman lovetts the people who were in good health and were very active especially in the vado at solar to save jews from the for the holocaust and and then building uh the torah in america they didn't look at him that way okay well to their surprise the frida kadeba had a tremendous staff he really was blessed with a great staff and he had a staff i would say that was better than their staff now what do i mean because they were hasidim of his they were more dedicated and this touches upon the whole idea of the relationship of a a should be is and should be much stronger than just a congregant to a rabbi or a yeshiva student to a god it's a whole different category and again we need to spend a lot of time complaining about that and we don't have the time today but just leave it at that that his his uh staff were his khasid so they were going to do everything and anything to to to to fulfill what he wants additionally he had american students some of which as you know were terrible students that came over to the babic the chabad and others and they were on fire they were on fire and and and and credit must be given to a jew like rabius earl jacobson who was here from the 1920s who laid the groundwork uh inspiring the the the theravada students of high impul and some kind berlin students and some yeshiva university where youtube students to get involved so so the students of the babaji achievement 770 they were on fire and and nothing could stop them so in the previous level let's say in the 40s calls for a shmira shabbos campaign they went out to the streets and they had posters you know compared to today we would say it's small change but then you have to understand this was very unusual or take for example with resolve the late representative says how even in the 50s when the rebbe marched the rebel walk to um to prospect park for tesla he said there was hundreds maybe thousands of of you and and they weren't all from because cronites was a mix of jews who belonged to the conservative movement and to the orthodox they would stand on the streets it's rosh hashanah it's beautiful weather and all of a sudden these combatants and and it wasn't like the day 2000 probably was a 50 to 100 walking in the street and he says you could see that they were marveled and they they never saw that and they'd ever walked like you know strong and fast and everyone's marching and they're singing a in the streets of crown heights 1950s this was unheard of you know today we take it for granted you know you put on the loudspeaker you mar and you and you and and you drive your cars down there on the delev or here or there and you know it's it's nice everyone enjoys it in those days judaism orthodox judaism was very formal very very formal and uh they didn't appreciate this i mean you have to hear zalman pose the people who actually did this with the rabbit speak about it then you'll understand anyway so though so the rabbit had so again the previous level had a great staff rabbit had got revenue mendel rabbi quint and different people he had bakarim and then he had his two son-in-laws and both of them were powerhouses was in charge of the yeshiva for the previous rebel all the babaji shivas and they made 14 yeshivas in the eastern united states from providence rhode island to boston to buffalo to philadelphia to rochester on and on and on and he was in charge of all the yeshivas that means he was responsible for the budget of all the yeshivas and even at that time was a lot of money and he was well respected you'll see about this also in in my in the book that i'm writing about that period i've actually printed some very interesting documents showing how how he he he was like a king he was the son of the previous rabbi and he came with that royalty and then there was the younger son of the rebel who merited coming miraculously because of the previous rebels efforts and the rashad to america and revelation silver and others he was saved from the nazis and he came here in 1949 41 so from 41 to 50 is nine years nine years of training and doing what the previous rapper wanted and although officially the rebel worked as a as a draftsman an engineer draftsman in the navy yard that was i don't know all the nine years but it could be and and and basically that's how he made his parnosa his livelihood his parnosa didn't come from from working for his father-in-law he paid his own bills and he wouldn't they didn't want to rely on on his father-in-law sadaka because that's what the rambam says that was very very thrown that way and although he could have gotten a salary but he chose no but whatever free time he had he then worked for for the free the cadaver for americas and at some point he actually started to work full-time at america's so those nine years howard ever really really took the previous sudden my morm that we're learning and uh and we've been learning all these years and in many of them he added footnotes of such scholarship from kabbalah to gemura to madrid from all over and all of a sudden those some that had questions about the kind of simplicity of the previous rabbis my muram like you know oh this is for like kids this is not real gemara scholarship rambam you know brisk you know what i'm saying that attitude the rebels showed how in the previous episomes of the deepest part of torah in particular you'll find this in the discourses of 1948 and 49. and he worked on this together with it with one of my russia shivers and we and and this brought a whole new respect to the torah scholarship of the previous surrender and in doing so so in doing so what was created was that the attitude changed from their previous sabbath being just a masiras nephesh rebbe an old messiness never surrender who's not well and it's just a matter of time before he passes away to being gonna uh a man for himself with an entire organization with a great staff and having 14 yeshivas and all of a sudden where they come from here now of course this caused some envy and we're not going to talk about that i've written about that you know in a respectful way but it caused you know issues both with antagonists and even people who were neutral you know and one thing they all another thing they didn't understand is why did evan doesn't join them and then and that was argument was why don't you join me and there's a lot of you know there's just too much to discuss it's you know really i i've really written a lot about this because it it's a whole it's a whole sugar you know it's a whole topic for itself the bottom line is that slowly they saw what this previous rabbit is about that although physically he was not a well man his mind worked and and and he kept on pushing and pushing and created what we have today 72 years later okay what we have today one second yoni what we have today 72 years later is directly a derivative a result of those nine those 10 years that he was in america yes so my question is is that in no other yard site is as as much as the octave as this am i right i mean yes you're right even even the alta rubbers your side is not it's not youngtif i mean you're you're you're 100 right in what you just said and one and and it's there's two reasons for it because the alternative goes back you know 200 years the the longer you go back the less you forget and and it's not active that's number one practically number two number two number two however made this you trot into a youtube seriously because in the first year in 1951 preparing january 51 preparing for the yard site he wrote an entire letter and he said what to do to light a candle to get in the here the shabbos before and to go to the oil to write a pond and he gave instruction and talked to your family about the previous rabbis obviously israel and talked to other jews on and on and on and every single year and then he started to say the mimer to the previous rabbit gave out bossily gandhi right so so so there's not even a question if there ever would have not done this it would have been like all other rabbits so you made a very good point it would have been a yard side you bring a little tick into the show you say look i am and you go on there single-handedly created uh uh uh you call it a yomtiv this this special day the rabbit didn't call it a young tif that ever called it the the lula the york site but that and then the fabregan you know as the years went on and by the way you can go online to find um you know rebbe drive has so many beautiful pictures of each of many of the year 75 76 77 and entire albums of pictures and and and you can get a feeling you'll see and i and i was there and i was there i i always say and i was thinking about it i think about every shot the atmosphere walking in to 770. i i imagine you're innocent you were there in the 80s but i'm talking about in the 70s late 70s walking in last night for my roof seven o'clock was my seven or so the place was swamped it must have been 2 000 people just for my roof and everyone is like preparing and thinking and and then when the rubber comes down he walks in you don't hear a pin drop in that room all you hear is like the the shvil they call the isle you know the parting of the red sea as the rabbit goes through up to the to the the cotton stand and says then it starts my earth it's elation or elation of oil was it was it wasn't in my day there was no sinking and dancing it was very serious it was a yard site it was a very serious day you know serious doesn't mean sad it means serious that you know we're thinking about the person his accomplishments and what we need to do to enhance and continue that and then after the rebel left the show uh a bachelor a student got up on the bema middle of the whole show and reviewed by heart two paragraphs of basil again in the first two today in the morning after chakras they did another two and by minha another one something like that so they they split the first five chapters into the three trilos where someone actually said it out loud for the public and everyone stayed no one got up and left and it took 15 minutes to read to to save them for 50 20 minutes but this and this was the norm last night i did it here in shul you know so most of the code we have a hasidic coal in our shield they left and now the barbecues but there was a group of a small group of barbecues that either came that came to listen to the mimer came to my roof because that's the way we were raised so i'm glad you brought that up yay and that's the answer the rabbis single-handedly turned us into a special day now hasidim look at this day not only as a yard site but we look at it as the day when the rebbe became the rabbit whether you say it was 1951 where you officially set a mimer or you are you positioned that it was 1950 because when the sun sets the sun rises as soon as the previous rabbit passed on you know the the next rabbit takes over so we can see them feel that this day is a very special day for our rebbe as well not only what he did for the previous rebel so there's there's an extra element for us and so we look at this and that's why today again you know as you go further away from the yard site from the original 1950 you know what i'm what i'm finding is that today's hasidim the new generation they're putting the focus i think more on the rabbit being becoming the rabbit today than the previous yard site and uh you know i'm not from that generation and that's not the way i was raised so you know i i i don't call it you know a young tiff you know where someone called my wife yesterday on the phone i heard her say good job so i picked my head up like no it's not a jump diff it's a yard sight but you know i understand for for the for many people who didn't weren't around those early years the 50s 60s and 70s and you know it's um let me ask you anderson you're innocent um what what were you left with as a as a liberator in the 80s with uh feeling about your trot that it's a yard sight or or more than a young tiff of the rabbit becoming rebel or the same or the or the yum tiff is more than the yard side boy is yours not like you said um there was no real celebration there was no dancing and stinging there was a problem there was serious companies in mother's town where there are rapper lipsticks the paparazzi [Music] right right okay so you're innocent is still and that's the 1980s you know because his teachers robbie lipscore they were you know from even older than i you know from so you know we we you know to us this was a huge fact this is what we what what and of course we knew there ever became red but that wasn't the emphasis that and and and even if yo khan he didn't really my recollection he didn't you know push this point but um like everything else extremism works hot heads work and you know if you you know today we maybe maybe for today's generation to get them excited about youtube what are you going to tell them is the previous rappers yard site i have no connections with the previous rep i barely learned as my maram i don't know who he is yeah the rapper speaks about him but however even if i didn't i wasn't around because i was born after thomas etc but still it's still fresh you know so maybe for them you know this is necessary that's why i'm not going to dismiss it quickly okay let's go on yesterday i received my wife sent me a copy of a letter that that the rebber wrote to her grandfather reps alma cerebronsky and in this letter he asks the rebbe in 1950 he asked i think the summer of 1950 he asks him whether his son his older son which is my father-in-law uh if he could go to yeshiva and and stop working that ever had instructed him to work in the orchards in the fields of when they came from france to uh to australia to mel to australia in 1949 and he was doing that but you know his friends were all in 770. so and he wanted to learn so he asked his father you know can my with my son have permission to stop working and and go learn and that ever answers him basically to continue working but what i realized yesterday is that that ever says to him solomon who was uh you know a hustler in his own right a very very committed one to that obey him that emma says to him work until you trot the summer of 1950 there were all kinds of issues who's going to be the next rabbit it was a very tense time okay so maisha what i realized yesterday is that the rebber writes that of zalman sarabronski regarding your son about his work let him work till you're trapped why i mean if he tells him to continue working continue working i mean you trot from the summers another three four months that's all it is and this is my explanation if you have a better one use it and this is relevant to our fabregan is not a rabbit in the past he is a rabbit in the present if he's a rebel only in the past you can put him in a museum in the museum you have pictures of what once was and you can get inspired but it's a museum it's a relic of the past needs to be present that's this is based on the teachings of the belgento this isn't my kiddush my novelty ha citizen the movement of has cynicism requires a a present rebel now what a president is the breast liver have their interpretation the chabadnicks and that's another whole discussion which i'm not going to go into if you want to read about that read my book wrestling i spoke i wrote about that over there but basically basically that that was telling my my my wife say the salmon let him work till you trot he was hinting to him that you trot some is the first yard site he doesn't even say that and something you know it's like a premonition it's to me it's like a premonition there ever had something big is gonna happen you trot and then you need to re-ask because everything changes when a new rabbit comes i'm going to use a uh a a a a you know a term that's not be fitting for atsadek and khabad into the office when the new rabbit comes to the office like a new president what does the president do he gets rid of all those democrat republicans who are going to be naysayers to him out if not today tomorrow it's just a matter of time and he wants his people in who are going to basically go with him well in in that world in our demo world in the true rebel world it doesn't work that way in fact that but didn't fire anyone and in a way it almost didn't hire anyone whoever was there from before with the freedom by the rebels cottage is holy holy holy and you see that even in in that episode it will that that he he left whether signed that sign but you see that all the people that were part of the organization under the previous rebbe are mentioned there and are very very um holy and and he wants them to be the continuation of kabab not as rabbits but as employees why is that because because because he his his becoming rabbit is a whole new spiritual avoider the fact that this one is a secretary this one does this and this one does that that's not his that the previous year appointed you it's a it's a life's job but when it comes to ruchnius the rebel of the time now god blesses him and gives him with a new and and different in a a blessing for what needs to be so therefore that ever writes to them salman regarding whether your son should continue working let him continue working till you trot then the stars change the spiritual energy changes and we have to revisit again i don't know franz almond did that we didn't do it unfortunately i didn't pick this up in in the letter to ask my father-in-law which i could have and i'm sure he would have told me but that's what it says and and when i read this yesterday i said oh about this we have to fabric because this is the answer of ram and joins it to us and volvo the answer is if the if you're a rabbit is someone of the past it's uh you're not on the same page you're living with the past you have to make it a reality now and even though it's uh from 1994 it's so many years later till you know now night 2002 it's um many years later but if we learn the hasidis of of the rabbi if we learn the secrets if we follow the instructions and we we make it part of our reality then he's alive he's alive and you'll say well that's the case you do that for the previous episode first of all true but nevertheless when the one rabbit passes on and there's another one who replaces him he becomes the new rebel and the fact that they never passed on gimbal thomas and there's no one to replace him that means he's still is there ever but i i don't want to go into you know the the positions and arguments there but that that's basically uh the idea yes yes i became the macron before the faith and era right that ever always used that word thank you for reminding me very important words means he feels every aspect of the previous one is is complete so it's a great day for broca's opportunities but as i've told you before we are trained in haba that when you want something you got to give something there's no free rides here that's the whole idea of opinion when you gave a pig in or settled whatever you know everyone you gave a little sadaka in other words you know give to dr a commitment in other words what are we going to do for the upcoming this is you try today for this upcoming in the upcoming year till the next youtube what are we giving and that's we have to think about today what am i doing for for this subjects the summer that's the bottom line i i do want to um conclude now uh with the nikken of the previous celebrity known as the bananee the intermediate which is the the you know the paradigm of the tanya the the the individual who the altar ebba talks about as the man's potential which means each and every one of us has the potential to reach this stage so this was actually composed by a rabbi hussein named kharitanov aaron kharatanif i believe but the previous under the previous lab heard it and he he like he loved negan and he asked that it be sung by many fabregans and it became like his so when the rabbit said you should sing all in the good name of the rabbi him at the end and other times the three who was in them they would sing this for the for the previous rabbit yaya and then you repeat it but i'll go to the second part now let us i but i'll go to the third part now and this is the high party a [Music] i a the fourth part and the voice goes down because it's the last part the concluding stanza what does the mean i told you a little bit the history who composed it but what does a mean so syd related what it means is if you know if the individual's singing this knows how he should behave or she should behave if you know the way you're supposed to be why aren't you so that's that's the meditation while singing this so it's uh you know it's a that demands of you that that obligates you it's not a you know that's to be sung that just because it has a nice meditative feel it has a message of room and the message is if you know the way you're supposed to be why aren't you nicer and it happened once while i was in morristown i had no forgiveness i ever told you this but there was a fabregan i forget when and i was i was sitting next to her at mail of tribal our master it was uh mamish very special jew one of a kind and we were singing listening again and he already took some crying i was sitting next to him and all of a sudden as we were singing uh you know that part where the voice goes up the third part and his his fist came down on my arm oh boy he was strong but it was coming out of love it was coming out of feeling it was coming out of looking at himself and saying here i am this massive talmud and the spear of the yeshiva and and your phenomenal memory on and on and on but it's small change because if i didn't improve today better than yesterday then it's nothing it's basically i was born this way or i was trained this way and i like being this way but i'm not i'm not causing in myself an upheaval and this is what's in this wants see this wants of us and that's why that you're asking a question why aren't why isn't the whole world hidden because it's a tough job who wants to cause an upheaval in their life everyone wants to be comfortable everyone wants to look cool everyone wants to be part of you know the community who wants to have this wild beard you have a beard like this with the same the khabad khasid and it wasn't that you know about because it did things crazy crazy things but sometimes it's perceived like you're just not part you know this is not the way we do things here and this is till today till today i wasn't sure this morning i especially went because i knew when i'll say kaddish i was saying kaddish for the previous rabbit and all of a sudden a sophomore was a very big mouth he actually went to the rabbit and then he's a good guy a good man he's you know sixties and seventies and he says to everyone oh he's saying congress foreign they call the priests so you know and and the young guys they they you know oh yeah yeah yeah and and and right away starts up with me where's the ticket by us here and shui says you don't get to say kaddish and celebrate a yard side without ticket and he's right he's right but i just didn't get around to it he is right so i said as a response i said to him what do you need the ticket you have me i said you have the laboratory himself my point is what's my point that you should know when you walk into a shoe i don't care which jewel it is if they know who you are or they smell from from looking at you that you're a habatnik all eyes go there whereas lit fox far deem hungarians it's it's just it's an interesting thing i'm telling you i've been to many schools why why don't they look at the iglesia the asia the age kodesh rabbi or beyond or kleisenberg comes into a shul especially if he says a kaddish or gets an aliyah and you hear him say the bracha with his havarra with his accent they lift their heads oh alabama is here and you know and there is a practical answer because the babbage has made so much noise over the years in different things but there's also on the kuda of emis and this is is really the nakuda it's the upheaval our people the barbecues especially you know in russia they even without stalin they would they would they would cause upheaval in themselves they they never accepted that they're in a sense good enough in other words they always found something lacking in their aveda as hashem and they said what more can i do to be a better person to have more obviousness at all which i also touched upon than ever said we should talk about the previous obviously slow so it reminds us the whole idea of porsche having obviously throw without any strings attached from the most simple thing of giving a person a ride in a car and slapping their groceries or calling them up i just sent a whatsapp to someone i met in chicago three three four weeks ago and the person i could see from his response wow you're thinking of me he's still thinking of me he didn't say those words he just answered in two words but i can see that he was surprised that i just met him over one weekend and i sent him how are you it's always said how are you so so this is obviously true obviously always push it to think about another eat and and every one of us has eaten all over that we've met and including family you know family too let's not forget our family you know so today's the day you send out a whatsapp or or message or whatever your means of communication is to your family and grandkids and friends it's a special day for the yard side of this club that's his name you remind people people forget in other words if i would have not been in the show this morning i'm telling you no one would have remembered that today is the free the caribbean's yard site no one no and that's why i especially go and sit down and do my learning because i want them to remember that today is the yard side of the previous remember i'm not bragging because it's me but the consciousness the mindset of allah sure is to include others not to make them with babies not to make them hasidic no but to know that this sadiq gave so much to the jewish world and today we're all benefiting from it the sacrament didn't come to 1947. the kleisenberg didn't come to 1946 or so okay the right yachts came at 40. he came at the very beginning of the war miraculously was saved so he had so many years and then and he was older than them and he had a whole staff and then like i said before i you can't imagine in florida uh on the maya and when i was uh hanging you know when i was doing some work in the miami area i went into the southern steeple that called the caristira steeple over there uh that you know in the 41st street area and i met sophomores with white beards old old and they said to me again they they realized from this hat amala babachir and they said to me i was by the yachts in 1940 and 25 and 48. he blessed me and he advised me you can't imagine how many of those supper you would their grandkids and great grandkids have no idea but they told me because they were proud to share so the the freedom could ever help them mamish eaten their stories upon stories how he told the person i'll give you one story he he didn't have an apartment he was struggling with an apartment and the rabbit told him to go out and go to borough park and he looks and he says where am i supposed to go that effort doesn't say anymore he told him to go to bar park and his issue with finding an apartment will be solved he listened not on the barbiture he went to borrow park he went to a show he met someone who said oh i have an apartment right up right next above the train station you know you trick over there yoni you know the train or the d train or the b train depending what years uh right no the f is an 18th avenue next to me i'm talking about next on 12th avenue anyway so so and he says you know it's an apartment that's you know there's a little noise because it's your window you could see the trains you know but it's an apartment he said i want to take it he lived in that apartment 40 50 years all because the rabbit defeated canada told gay told him to go to go to bar park did it make any sense where should he go bird puck walk the streets so that episode that ever had obviously you know and this obviously slow is what made him and the father special no money no honor no no greatness push it if you're saying yiddish to do a favor for a jew not who the jew is not where he came from comes from not what he will be nothing and as i eat we have to help him and this is a very important lesson for us sometimes someone asks you for a favor and all of a sudden it's good is it bad this question that question don't ask any questions just do the favor don't play policemen and don't play god and do the favor now naturally if it's something that's a public issue you know where it's a violation and everyone's going to know about it that's a different story for example dr feldman will show them that evan's doctor just passed away a few weeks ago in crown heights uh last year in the last year or so a group of israeli booker and came to his porch on president street and crown heights and they wanted him to sign off that they took the uh the vaccine he said i'm not doing that that's not a kosher and he wouldn't open the door and they you talk about 20 30 40 guys and he and he you know he was intimidated so he called uh someone who's a star care and a big guy and he's he said i'll be there in a second he came there and he cleared them all off the porch if you know what's good for you away the doctor's not doing it for you you know what i'm saying there are times when you you know do him a favor but in this manner this time in this period this favor as he is adopted would only be detrimental to what he needs to do to help other others so then he's not allowed to do it and he didn't do it but i'm saying just regularly tr let's train ourselves to be on the good side on the better side on the helping side and and less you know policeman and and questions you know whatever there's a lot to talk about that anyway it's uh with a brain hashem it's a short day you know here and by youtube uh so we have to you know make some others learn if you're able to learn a mishna for each of the letters if you can it's online in english in hebrew for its uh eight eight missionaries you know if you can do a whole period fine i'm saying you know do something talk to your family make a clothes they should help we should only have simchas and and and the the business should come back with all that and then and we should only have simches and tonight share some of these ideas with uh the at the fabregas um you could you could have if you know if it's the right setting to share share an idea so that he'll see that you began for bringing already in the morning anyone want to say anything i am and health this is a time when we should think of them yay your father you know he should have it a fool shaleema and um from our children in a you know in a in an easy way you know in a yiddish away in a city and um you know we should see mashiach so that uh this pandemic will end and and the goddess will end and and will really celebrate you know i mean with a real revelation yes maisha just want to say the madoff and you asked if anybody want to say something i yes i uh i'm very very um moved right now by what you shared with us and especially one of the things that i've been uh i've known for a while but just has been reinforced so much more in our learning is that it's not enough we just spoke about this recently it's not enough that a person learned hasidis learned this let's say last week we have to learn every day not just learn but we have to address these issues the things that you brought up especially the negan how you explain the niggin about where are we who are we and then where are we why aren't we there that we have to be working on that every day absolutely every and um i read last night before i went to bed i read a story that uh was brought out by was guess it was the mendel um asimov who was the one of the head shalom in paris correct me if i'm wrong well mendel is the son his father was schmoozed so mentalist is the son who was this lee of the day there but his son was his father was hundreds of thousands of them yeah so so he said that when his father um that when it was the court i'm not trying to make this very brief when it was done it was it was like 1986 it was the course court case was going on and um that the rebels going to the old every day every day and that his father in paris decided he was going to do something so he made some sort of a malevolent customer activity the monster shabbos for all fall bring them together to inspire them to speak to them to try to encourage them to do more mitzvahs outreach etc obviously and he said late that night he wrote up a report for the rebel he faxed it in this is in 1986 baxted into the rabbit rabbi klein got it on that sunday and some and and the rebel was was had scheduled he was planning to go to the ohil that day like he was going every day during that period yes so he had already gone to the mikvah it was back at 770 and rabbit klein gave him the report from the from from rabbit took it looked at it and he turned to where my client said okay we don't need to go to the oil today because i don't need to go to the oil today and the point was that because of the actions that he did in paris so it had an impact on on on the web on things in new york and things all over well i never heard that i never heard that um it was uh it was written up by um they send it out every week um uh a story i forgot the name of the email okay whatever whatever the point is the reason i'm bringing this up is connected to what are for bringing today is because this idea of of every day makes a difference every one thing every effort that we do every thing that we try another thing a makes a difference and i i'm so moved by the and and how you touch the how you explain it to us um i just think it's uh i just i i wanted to share that thank you thank you and now the negan has been recorded for prosperity it's it's online and it's hashem so you can click on it and learn it i mean you know i sang the in you know i really have to repeat each stanza twice but but but i sang it pretty pretty accurately you know and and and that's the way if you want a to have an impact you need to sing it slowly and and and and and articulate each you know fee each each each each movement of the niggin the high the low you know because there are feelings that are happening if you're singing properly and negan it's not just i have nothing better what to do so it's time now to sing a even a meditative that's not real chabad nagina that's not real chabad melody that's not the way our ancestors and khabad composed disney these were i mentioned the hare tunnels you know what kind of jews they were they dabbled each day to hashem for hours they didn't have what to eat and they expressed their love and all for hashem through a and that's how they composed the naked and there were two brothers so rabaran was more of a maraschiro more you know on the serious side his brother was more on the lively side so there are other there are many good that came from these two brothers and again they they lived in the early 1900s you know that time and you you listen to some of rabbi sharma's legal name if you know what's coming in you will hear you will hear more aliza more uh more lebanese more freelance more happiness and liveliness you listen to rap irons like this they can debate in the you will hear more mother's credo more seriousness so again two of them there too because they are who they are they have different ways of how they they related to so all of these things are from are part of a chabad you know and um and that's why it's it's so important then mr sham one day when we get there to throw we can you know have nagunum sessions i mean it's just i i've tried this and the times i've tried it has been successful but you really have to like make it global you know you have to go around the country and and and have the goodness sessions with malabachers and and and i'm telling you yeah people will just they they will start thinking differently and feeling differently and wanting to it's a whole different experience and the negan is is a tremendous tool out of a brain in particular but even in your in your home and even under your towers you know you sing a and you don't and you you you allow your mind to go away from that intellectual and just get let the negan absorb you and when you let the absorb you you're in the world of naguna in the gurim and that's a very special world you know um that sadiq might speak about it that's brought down this forum it's called the shah nagina the sharia nagina right anyway kevin have a great day we'll see everyone tomorrow we will learn only good things bye-bye same driver