Toras HaSafari: The Nuclear Power of Perek Shira - Kruger State Park; Journey to South Africa

okay good morning everyone sh we have very important introductory material today we're going to get a deeper insight into the power of parak parak begins with a statement of K anyone anyone who engages and is involved in par in this world will Merit to sing it in the world to come notice it doesn't say anyone who says parak Shira doesn't say anyone who recites peraka it doesn't say anybody who just opens it up you have to delve into it it's St statements of kazal and therefore they need to be studied like any gar or any mishna there are many promises associated with I want to share with you two very interesting ones anyone who involves himself in parir will be saved from the the evil inclination how in the world will studying parir save you from thear doesn't all sa from thear isn't it barin why specifically parir offers this protection against Yar there's a p called he says like this thear is always looking for a weak moment he knows that while you're in the base hedish or while you're learning you're saved from the Sahara how however the moment you step outside you're easy prey the moment you leave the four walls of the Bish you're uh you're a good Target easy target for thear however someone who studies perak the whole world is Tyra the shim talks to him even when he's walking outside the heavens tell him sh the clouds talk to him the rain talk to him the trees are speaking to him the whole world is Tyra somebody who understands and studies perir has special protection from thear because the entire world becomes but then in parak it also says his learning will be sustained meaning he'll remember his T could you imagine such a thing here you have a guy he's just in the base HED and he is not vouch saved that his Tyra will be only someone who studies perak will the tah be why I think yesterday we saw a small example of that yesterday we were walking and we saw the baby imp Pala and the baby in Pala was born on that day and it was already walking and we set over the rashi rashi says that when par asked Shi why you letting the Jewish children survive I told you you have to kill them so sh said no they're different literally their midwives the Rashi says they're like wild animals that they just give birth and then they move on so had you not seen it with your own eyes maybe you would forget that Rashi but now studying parak Shir and studying the Bri the are etched and seared into your mind so anyone who studies these are some of the benefits of studying per okay