Rosh Hashanah: Judged for the Better (Ep. 144)

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shabbos and i'd say gee i'm really sorry you have to come for the whole thing they said it's not my fault i said i understand sometimes people say i have a very important test that i have to take sunday morning could i come just for chavez and i say no i'm afraid not and people couldn't understand why but i feel very much the concept of lopez that the sages did not make exceptions because once you get into exceptions it's a slippery slope i'll give you an example there was a division of ncsy called junior ncsy and there was a steermannae bay because it said it was for grades five to eight and ages 10 to 13. so okay so what do you do so there was a nine-year-old who was in fifth grade so a mother calls up and says you're taking that boy he's nine years old i said but he's in fifth grade i said yeah but it says from 10 to 13 you're not telling that kid he can't come so if you take your nine year olds you have to take my son even though he's in fourth grade and then a mother of an eight-year-old calls up and says i didn't know you're taking fourth graders my son is in the same grade with the fourth grader so you have to take him mccain holla in the end we had people with carriages wheeling in their toddlers i mean it was it was it was just there was no way to control it because uh you know not everybody is very good when it comes to exceptions i'm terrible at it how do you know who to make an exception for uh it's it's a problem it's a problem so uh so i would just that was my position there were no exceptions no exceptions there were people who were upset at me but what can i do i if i make an exception for you then i have to make it except now i have to decide is his excuse good enough is her excuse good enough what do we make an exception for not so okay now i want to tell you that it was coming from a place of intellectual honesty and what i believe to be everest now i have to tell you a story one of my regional presidents who today lives in minneapolis uranus and kalman spa he was a gift from a kurdish borough during my time at ncsy as many of my regional presidents were who i still i'm supposed to maintain relationships with today but uh you know it happened to be he was luring in there itself when we made uh aliyah and we we didn't know what we were doing the only way to make aliyah is not to think about it you know people make lists and plans and stuff like that just fill up as many suitcases as you can and get on a plane hope for the best you know my brother my brother bruce who is one of the llama involved sadiq of our generation you know he cleaned up the mess that i left before he's done this many times in my life you know but he came into my house he says it looked like a crack house that just got a call the police were on the way there there was there was still food in the refrigerator nothing had been taken care of how do you just leave like that ah that's how you make it yeah you know so i came to eric's show and everything was was a wreck i mean it was really not planned out well i remember that uh you know my five-year-old we told her you know you have to go to sleep on the plane and she started crying and she said i can't sleep i don't have a bed i don't have a nightgown i want to go home and i look at my wife and she says me too [Laughter] it wasn't planned well what can i tell you it wasn't you know um but uh that's how it was you know uh the ripa zone we left with ryan you know you have to just just have to grab everything and go yeah so uh so unison coleman was helping us to settle in anyway uh i had gotten uh uh some things to my left and one of them was pergamon over shalom uh i had bought this like office set that you could assemble it came with a desk it came with a few little accoutrements to have like a little place to work you know and one of the things i needed was a night table and he says to me hey look the the desk set comes with a two drawer file cabinet and you could use that as your night table i said i can't use it as a night table it's a file cabinet and he said to me if you put the telephone on this is back when they used to be regular telephones that were attached to the wall if you put the telephone on top of it open the drawer you know put in your creation of me to put in your glasses then it'll be a night table and i looked at him and said it can't be a night table it's a file cabinet and he looks when he goes now i get it now i understand of course it can't be a night table it's a file cabinet that's why someone had to come on friday and leave on sunday not because of rules just because that's the way your brain operates is that if it's a foil cabinet even if you call it you could call it a night table it doesn't come at night because the final cabinet anyway this story happened over 30 years ago and to this day when i will occasionally get stuck on certain ideas like this my wife will just nod and say i understand it's a file gap in it so what can i tell you to my mind there are certain things that just you know it has to be so i told you i was going to finish uh another uh seder of perky uppers now you can argue that the six barrack is not really meseka's others and it's a group of races and maybe you could leave out the sixth parrot but but the fifth parrot is definitely part of it so i have to do the fifth parrot but it's just it's almost rosh hashanah you're not gonna do a podcast about rosh hashanah i can't i said i was going to do tricky others so i have to do the fifth pairing of pinkie elbows because it's a file gap but what am i supposed to do is it's russia i put on my gold tie you know gold represents me the sadden yeah silva represents me this arachnid gold represents me this is rosh hashanah i have to have to get ready but i have to talk about the fifth paragraph picking up those because it's a file cabinet and so i have wracked my brain over this now full disclosure i don't know what that means to rack your brain i don't know did you put your brain on a rack did you i don't know i don't know what it means it's an expression certain things i always wonder about yeah like um [Music] you could uh make a non-sequitur but can you make a secretary can you buy a single pant instead of a pair these are things that i'm curious about but we'll put that aside yeah as george collins says flammable inflammable non-inflammable seems like we could have done that in two words yeah so i i worked on this and i came up with a very simple solution it tells the story of rosh hashanah in parikh hamishi of pirkyamas now watch watch closely i used to be a magician note that at no time do my fingers leave my hands [Laughter] there's a whole a whole uh sub set of jokes that are called magician jokes most of them are so corny that people would be embarrassed to to say them over at any time certainly if you're a professional magician that's why so so many magicians are so incredibly corny it's just it's just too painful to watch sometimes but that's because they're they're drawing on the standard magician uh jokes you know some of them are pretty good you know so but uh but that one i always like notice at no time to my fingers leave my hands yeah okay so uh i tell you another story now um my parents took us away to a hotel for rosh hashanah my mother wanted to have the whole family together and uh we uh she couldn't accommodate us anymore so she said i'm gonna take everybody away to a hotel okay an interesting little side note um my father said to me at one point you know one of your brothers didn't come i said yeah i noticed says do you know why i said no he says he didn't think it was appropriate to be in a hotel in rosh hashanah you should be in your own home nobody in your own troll i said i can hear that so what did you come i said i decided to be mahmir in qibla which is one of the top ten commandments of all time even though it meant i might have to sacrifice some of my dobbing on rosh hashanah he might have liked the answer i don't know my father wasn't capable of saying anything nice but he was like yeah right yeah i guess it was good enough but anyway so in between milkenmayer there was a rav who was a partial scholar in residence i don't know if he was the actual scholar in residence or they gave him a discount to come and speak every now and then but he got up to speak and he said what number do you think would best represent rosh hashanah and people immediately said ten there are ten sukim of malchios there are ten sukim of zakronos there are ten circum of uh [Music] chauffeurs um the world was created with a sarah mamaros with ten expressions yeah and he started saying what are the tens do you know and uh this sarah sadibros yes marcos you know so me i was i was young i was young much easier to intimidate than i am today it's harder to intimidate me i still can be intimidated but a little harder yeah i said the ten tests of avraham and he stops like it didn't matter what anybody else said it looks me and says what does that do with anything so i'm going to give a different answer today but at the time i said well it's a 10. he said so what i said well the tenth test of avraham was a kedes yitzhak which we mentioned in musaff and we blow chauffeur because of the ram that avraham sacrificed and placed of his son to remember al-qaeda's yitzhak so i guess the ten tests do have something to do with rosh hashanah he says all right and he went on but obviously he hadn't prepared that this is a very sad thing i had a young lady who was learning in a seminar and she comes up with me and opens up a pussac and she says why does it say that okay so i opened up the makuzuka dollars nobody asks it so i look around turns out it's gamoran's vacuum they learn how to den from those words she said i knew it says the hummus teacher says okay take apart this and ask all the questions that was my question and she looked down and she said nah tara always talks that way and she says and i was so why wasn't my answer a good answer yeah i said the answer is because she prepared for the migrant gondolas and nobody mentioned your question so your question is not a question yeah if i didn't see an answer to it then it's that it's not a legitimate question which of course is backwards i'll never forget the moment i was in shia sv kusalevsky and he set up a whole list of mineral comas and he asked all his cassius he goes no the guy gave a terrorist and he just stopped and said that's right that's right it's so simple say it again this is the county goes it's so obvious i don't know why i didn't see it say it again yeah and he just he just didn't give that share he talked about something else instead i found a different thing to talk about but you don't just say because i didn't think of this answer or i didn't see this answer the questions on a good question here so i was i was very disappointed in this rabbi for this level of lack of intellectual honesty because he hadn't prepared this but as it happens what's the fifth paragraph of pirkieva's how does it open the world was created with 10 expressions couldn't he have created the whole world in one moment and rather to collect from the russia who destroy the world and to reward that sadiq asari 10 generations from adam to noah to show you how much patience hashem had waited 10 generations before he brought the flood yeah ten generations from noah to avraham to show you how much patience hashem has until abrahavino came along and took the schools of all those generations ten tests hashem tessabram oh my goodness goodness gracious that sounds almost like what i said as a young man ten tests of avraham rama bakulam kama ten miracles were done for the jews in egypt and ten at the sea essence baruch [Applause] there were 10 miracles that were done for our forefathers in the base of macdush and the mishnah goes on to list them asaridvaram shabbos banash marshas ten things were created in the twilight of creation now why would the mission have put all these ten things together unless all 10 of them have a connection this is the concept of the esospheres spherus is a very difficult concept but it means that there are ten aspects to creation they parallel parts of the human body the lower seven are the ones that we usually reference the seven weeks in between pesach and truiss we work on one of those medos every day during sukkos we had to combine it because there were no holidays in tamils of an elo they all had to be condensed into tishrei so we only had seven days to do seven levels that's the ushpezen the seven guests that we welcome in to the sukkah each one represents a different meda abraham yitzchak is you get the idea they parallel those lower seven the days of the week parallel those days all right the first day is the second one is uh glura the third one is te ferrous shabbos is obviously malchus that's why we say shabbos malkasa the shabbos queen they represent the seven the seven heavenly bodies you can see with the naked eye sunday is sunday for the sun moon day monday is moon day for the moon saturn day is for saturn which represents shabbos that's where the rings around it are a crown they represent parts of the body etc so all of these these seven those are the ones we usually access those are seven days of the week on rare occasions we add in the other three so for example avraham avinu was promised ten countries we got seven of them and three we will get la assad love the torah tells us in davarim we were supposed to get all 10. but because of the miracle we messed up we only got seven three will get later and this uh idea of the seven and the other three pops up in a lot of places the only place where we have a 10-day unit of time is called the assaira shuba from rosh hashanah to yom kippur and as you can imagine those 10 days parallel all of these tens that we're talking about sometimes they're going forward and sometimes they're going backwards the maharao says the aceros of dibros correspond to the asara mammarus with which the world was created whenever you see these tens they're all talking about the same thing you have ten fingers on your hands because akersbarco created the world in base 10. it's not that we work in base 10 because we have 10 fingers you have 10 fingers because hashem created the world in base 10. tom lehrer who is a professor of mathematics in harvard university but is better known for writing funny songs wrote a song about new math the new math that's from the early 60s and uh after he does the whole equation he says but the book i got this out of wants you to do it in base eight but don't worry base eight is just like base ten if you're missing two fingers but the idea of the ten spheres being part of of the creation of the world that's what went into the creation when hashem said each one of these expressions he was creating an aspect of creation what we call the ten spheres and that's the process that we're working on now the top three are called the mohan they are the head yeah you know men and women one of them is stronger with the right side of the brain and one of them is stronger with the left side of the brain and so the top the levels two and three are called [Music] two different ways of thinking one represents men one represents women and the top one is keser very hard to reach kessler that's a crown on top of the king when we start with maurus which is the lowest level which is kingship the goal becomes to put the crown on the head of the king that's like above it the letters of the asera sedibros equals which is gematria to reach that level of the crown on rosh hashanah the theme is malchus because we're starting this process is [Music] um and a show where over 60 of the people assimilated is there a direct relationship i don't know yeah but um uh the uh maurice [Applause] it's all about making hashem the king recognizing me [Music] we are your people you are our god we are your servants you are our king we rep recognize that he is in charge of everything and and that is the avodah on rosh hashanah is to make hashem step one then you move up the levels until yom kippur you reach the level of kessler that's why you could be forgiven for everything you know the first rashi because hashem wanted to create the world and din and he saw that the world could not exist and so he entered in so what does that mean you want to create the world in din in judgment and the answer is you can't create a world and din den means you deserve everything you get how can you deserve to be created when you don't exist yet there are people who argue that life begins a conception and they want to define an life as beginning from that moment and therefore they want to defend the rights of the unborn because they say they're already people but nobody has attempted to bring a lawsuit against parents who've decided not to have children on behalf of the unconceived this kid never had a chance to live because you decided not to have any children that's that's a stretch by anyone's imagination how could somebody deserve to live who hasn't been created yet how can a world deserve to exist if it doesn't exist yet you can't create the world in din you can only make the world as an actor yes it is totally free will giving daily giving dot org just thought i'd throw that back in you you it's an act of hassaid once hashem created the world as an act of kassad he decided what would be the best way to set it up and he decided the best way to set it up is denver so that you could earn and deserve all the reward that you get people ask the question you know why does rosh hashanah come before your kipper why are we being judged before we have a chance to have all of our sins forgiven wouldn't we better to have him kipper first forgive all your sins and then judge us the answer is that just because you haven't done everything doesn't mean that you haven't done anything some things you did get right a kid takes the test he got a 40. he didn't pass but he got 40 right he knows 40 percent of the material that's something to build on i know i've ever mentioned this one i used to teach in derek sorry lazarus had what he called the no failed test the test wasn't filled with trick questions the chest test was the shackle of attack of the gemara wesley murrah's question was the gamora's answer what's his proof with just to make sure that you know the steps of the gemara and the rule was you needed an 80 to pass so this one guy took the test he got an 80. he's done another guy got a 40. he says okay it's pretty good you have 40 down you have to double that to pass study again take the test again the same test because it's not a trick it's not memorizing uh a b c d it's uh to make sure that you that you know the steps of the minorities he goes back he studies he takes the test again he gets a 60. he says very good improvement but you got to get an 80. so he goes back he studies again he gets an 80. this is good yeah you pissed he says can i take the test again so sure he takes the test again he gets a 90. he says all right that's it none of the other marks count so the kid who got the 80 said hey i got an at the first go and this guy had four chances and he's getting a higher mark than me and mary lazarus said because at the end of the day he knows 90 of the gemara and you only know 80 do you want to study and take the test again he said no then you only know 80 percent the message was you know 40 that's pretty good that's a good start when you walk into rosh hashanah although it's true i haven't done everything it's not true that i haven't done anything and first i want a din what did i do right don't tell me everything i did wrong first let's talk about what i did right what did i get right let's see where we can uh build from here my brother brought a very old house and uh he had to uh rebuild it so the first thing he did is bring in the builder to say what's still good what can we salvage and then work from there now even though not everything in the house is good i don't have to raise it completely because not everything is bad some of it's good we're so good at beating up at ourselves and forgetting that we do do some good things so first we want to be zaikebadin what do i deserve the melach is a judge he judges you and after that we slowly move our way up until onion kippur we come to kesser what's kesser that goes on top of the head before hakurasboroku decided to create the world in din he decided to create the world that was kessa that's the crown that's that was the original makshava as he wants a world and so he builds the world up to that point where we can go to that original machava that we want a world and if you destroy us then hashem you won't get what you want forget about what we want we won't get what you want because you want a world and if you destroy us there won't be a world so we have to go out of den and go to the top go to kasir go outside of the functioning of the world and so we say temp tsukumobakis and tempsukum of the chronos and tempsukum of cyprus because the shaipha is the tenth test of abraham what's the first one tonight leave your home leave your family go where i'm going to show you that's malhus that's the first step recognizing because veronica was king give up what you got and do what the king says even if i don't like it tells us to do things sometimes we don't want to do it i told this story i was going through a difficult time once and a friend of mine he says to me but levi itself was working with his gossip and he stopped and he said if i was a coach parker you know what i would do he said what just what he's doing now well you think i'm smarter than him and i laughed because yeah yeah we think we're smarter than him we think you're all powerful you created the world from nothing but now you drop the ball big guy this you got wrong i would have done this right it really made me think how many times do we think hashem you got it wrong when you say that what you're basically saying is i want to be god because i could run the world better and i've got some ideas death penalty for double parking but that's not the point i don't think i'd make such a good god so someone said to me once you know what would you do if you were god i said i don't like the hours you know you're noob below your sean you know you don't get to sleep you're on 24 7. that's not for me leave that to the infinite beings i'll work with my little corner of the universe little small things like i don't like giving a dollar a day to dailygiving.org for example but but there are some things we can do and then we move up and up and up and we climb up and as we do we're getting closer to a closer to a kurdish barricade that's what it means when it says the dear asheville look for hashem when he's with you he's coming closer and closer to you until yom kippy is right there with you those are the tens blow chauffeur to declare hashem is melee read the story at the beginning when it discusses when the yahoo was trying to make himself king and blowing chauffeurs is part of making somebody the king and so we say hashem you're the king we recognize you and now we're going to begin that journey of getting closer and closer to you until we can move outside of the limitations of this world and reach kessa that original desire to create a world for us to live in for us to be part of it you know i get emails sometimes from uh non-jews who watch this podcast now i have to be perfectly frank i don't edit anything i don't i don't try to accommodate anybody i think that's clear my mother brought me up and said if you have nothing nice to say go right ahead [Laughter] i don't go out of my way go out of my way you know but i want you to know that when we're talking about rosh hashanah it says clearly in the davaning it's not just the jewish people it's all of the um my everybody who's going to live that's a very important question okay so two years ago i came home from yom kippur and i said to my wife you know i had a really good dominating russian kipper i'm looking forward to a good year and covert hit the economy collapsing all right so i came in the next year and i doven't with that in mind and i came up to my wife and i said i think things are going to be much better and i felt like the fellow who meets the little old man and he's very depressed and the little old man says cheer up things could get worse he cheered up and sure enough things got worse yeah so uh so i don't know what's gonna be this year i have to tell you that my optimism has been dulled i don't know we're the end of time things are coming coming down the uh down the tube pretty fast now so i ca i i met a girl who sang the blues and i asked her for some happy news she just smiled and walked away because she was dead supposed to be janet joplin or something it's pretty depressing idea people said to learn shot in that song and i said you know i asked for some happy news just smiled and walked away how many have we lost over the past two years why why why i'm not making any comments i'm not saying anything you know take the vaccine don't take the magazine i have no idea if you do turn into zombies and i have to cut off your head don't take it personally i have to do what i have to do to save mankind and i'm sorry about that but someone's got to do it but anyway that's not a point i got coveted so you know i'm fine anyway but um uh yeah i can't tell you what's going on i i don't know i don't know who thinks thinks they know it's an old expression those who know don't talk and those who don't know so i have no idea all i know is that a serious mate chuba from rosh hashanah team kippur is a very special opportunity for us to get close to hakarush baruch and to re-evaluate our lives and to reach that original red zone of that will to create a world fair the judgment demands mercy why because the world can't live and din and since me the sadden also wants to do the will of hashem and hashem wants a will so he says listen i'll do the judgment but you've got to give me somebody you know to bring in some mercy because otherwise there's not going to be a world and you want a world he wants us here how many times did i meet people who said to me i feel like hashem doesn't care if i live or die i said make no mistake about it there's no shortage of ways of getting rid of you so if you're still here it's because he wants you here i'm going to go in on rosh hashanah and we're going to say that i haven't done everything i've done something i'm a work in progress i'm going to be better next year than i am this year i'm a good investment it might take me decades to become perfect it took me over 20 years so i became perfect i got stuck on humility but once i got that down the rest was easy in fact i would say that humility is probably one of my greatest attributes i'm just kidding it is but i can't say it but anyway it's not important the important thing to remember is that kurdish borough can use a file cabinet as a night table it doesn't get stuck just the opposite my shapiro pointed out once it's a trick we make him the melech and the melech has extra legal powers he can pardon donald trump said at uh the uh al smith dinner he says i was walking in i bumped into hillary she said pardon me and he says i have to get elected first yeah she smiled that was nice but anyway uh the point is that his bar was the king he can pardon he do anything he wants what we have to do is recognize that he is hi anyway those are some of the ideas i wanted to talk about um i hope everyone has succeeded if you want to find out more about the show you can go to my website rebelofsky.com if you want to find out about daily giving go to their website dailygiving.org if you want to uh oh leave a comment send me an email i'm doing trouba so i took a couple of days and i knocked off a whole bunch of emails i only got through about a month but you know i started catching up with some of my emails as you got a response you know i'm still there one time i did the opposite i i started at the end i went all the way to the end of my emails i saw yesterday the guy wrote me says i wrote you this six years ago i said i know i get a little uh a little backed up [Laughter] in any event um if you want to sponsor an episode you can go over there whatever it is you know i've said this many times that i consider all of you you know we're all part of of opening we all dive into each other we all want to see the best for each other we i want to see everybody be able to have a wonderful year of bracha and hats locha and panoso toivo nikiya and yura shamayim and akhelig and torah and knackers from your kindle knackers from your parents yeah and you should all be zoey they have a special 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