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Parshas Vayeira - The Humility of A Set Place to Pray

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this store class is brought to you by torahanytime.com a very interesting password wakes up in the morning to the places to the place that he stood when he prayed before hashems says foreign anyone who establishes a set place to Davin the god of Abraham will be at his assistance the gemara derives from this pasok that one should become by the way the person can say that means one should have a set sure that they dominant and in a shul they should have a set place that they'd have been in and likewise one if even if they're dominating in their home for whatever reason they should have a set place in their house so that when they die when they pray in that place when such a person dies they say about him they say that this person was a humble person and a sweet piece of Frank wants to know what is the connection between humility and establishing a place to Davin so he says and this is a very important lesson in life in general he says why is it you know many people float around from yearly dominant initial another yearly dominant a differential and you have some people they just stay in the same place for decades and decades and obviously there are different circumstances and different situations in life but in general why are some people always on the move and uh many people after being in a certain place for a certain amount of time it's inevitable someone will say something to them maybe the rabbi maybe the guy by maybe someone next to them and they have a perceived insult and they said that's it they're borregas I'm out of here I'm going somewhere else and inevitably that will happen in the next place and the person is constantly on the move because he's always so about his covered and his and his esteem and he's always being insulted by this by that things are always happening that anger him but in unov he's able to stick it out in one place for a long time he doesn't take these things to heart he doesn't pay attention to them they don't bother him so if someone is able to remain in the same place for an extended period of time that's a sign of humility and therefore when some when such a person passes on they say hi enough and this is an important lesson in life in general people always want to change I want a different this I want a different that I want to have to move I have to change my circumstance usually that's a result of gaiba where a person's not satisfied with their particular lat the anov is able to be kabeumakum let's philosophya all of his circumstances in life he's able to to slide with the punches and accept and say command of it whatever gives out to us is for our benefit is for our success n is for our well-being wishing everyone a great day you've just experienced another Torah class brought to you by torahanytime.com