Journey to Alaska: Anchorage - Salmon Run; Swimming Upstream Symbolizing the Journey of Teshuva

this Tower class is brought to you by torahanytime.com okay okay everyone this is our last stop we're here at ship Creek and this is really well this this we're here at really an amazing exhibit of something demonstrated in the Bria of what applies to men we know we started off first talk we gave about around but everything in this world reflect so just picture for yourself they get a little bit older they venture out into the ocean they go out into the Big World they make it in the Big World in the salt water and then at two years old or three years old something Clicks in their brain that they have to give over to the next generation and they have to return they have to return to the origin they have to return to where they were born and they're gonna swim upstream jumping over waterfalls over Bears over Eagles Upstream and almost super salmon way and they return to their place of origin what element of man do you think the salmon represents this is the Indian of chuva there is no more Vivid illustration in this world than the salmon run of the Instinct of man that at the end of life before you return back to your creator you have to make sure to do chuva you know review says what's not just returning to college shuva is returning to yourself returning to who you could be being the best that you could be and this is really vividly illustrated by the salmon run where they go hundreds of miles and somewhere programmed in their brain they return to their exact moment of origin so here we are we're and when you come to the yamana rum remember the last stop here in Alaska of the chuva of the great salmon you've just experienced another Torah class brought to you by torahanytime.com