SERIES FINALE: Leaving Shabbos or Living Shabbos (Ep. 220)

hi this is D olowski and welcome back to the rabbi olowski show whether you watching with our friends over attorney time orever you watch and listen to your podcasts or phone in just uh had some uh some guys Yesa guys over who said that they phone in to Torah any time because they don't want to use the internet so wherever you phone in or watch or anyone who's interested if you're going to be in the harof neighborhood and you want to be part of our studio audience yeah this is a also a golden opportunity in any event welcome to the rowski show and for the ongoing experience and we have a sponsor this week um sponsored anonymously in honors honor of the greatest magic Shear now for those of you who may not be familiar with the reference um when I was 12 my mother brought me a magic set uh in fact if you go back to one of my first episodes called it's a show not a sheer which is why it's called the raski show as opposed to the rowu sheer is because I do whatever I want I actually did a magic trick on that show because uh I used to used to be a magician and um and uh so uh so I moved on from there and I was known as The Amazing Oro I used to do different different types of magic tricks and uh very exciting so okay thank you so much for that sponsorship and we're going to be Mar toyra in Israel and uh as you know since the war started we've had a series where we've been talking about shabas uh with the exception of last episode where I spoke about my parents for the two yard sites which are six days apart but otherwise uh we've talked about shabas and different aspects of shabas and in fact somebody wrote me and said you know I thought you have a minut on the show that on Pas bash you have a singing episode and that's true but since I had three episodes of singing in a row I thought another one might just be pushing it so uh those of you who missed your shabish mitem next year we uh we'll try to be more back on track in any event I want to finish up the shabus series and uh I got a lot of response from all of the singing obviously me and Arie goldwag U that became a two Potter and my nephew Ezra and some of the S mirrors so I got a lot of I don't have them all here but I want to read you uh an excerpt of uh some of the comments I received and and um uh some real fascinating insights and I want to share this as we come to the end of this shabas series and like I say it's not everything but it's a few that I took out at random thank you for your great podcast I've been listening to ever since I was a b in Yeshiva 15 years ago I used to I also used to sneak out of Yesa to attend your shab you mentioned that K is a Christmas [Music] Carol that's why that's why I felt that I didn't write after you Ari goldw episode because I figured you would get a deluge of people writing in but when you repeat it in the sari episode I realized that either no one did or you haven't read the responses yet I I read the responses I don't always respond but I always read just in case I'm the only one to write about this you are I believe it went viral a few years ago that kesar is actually an old Ottoman Navy song called the march of sylvesta pool here's a YouTube link and a Spotify link so maybe we'll put those up if anybody would like to hear the original March of sylvesta Pole thank you again for your great podcast morai Marcus um another comment I'm really enjoying your recent chabas episodes and wondering if you can get M foros thank you uh miti if you're out there and you would like to come and sing We would be delighted to have you it will be em thank you um I'm enjoying the shabas series in particular Theus episodes please try to find reel's shimu shabai I think it's very essential and I noticed that you already didn't mention it thank you um if anyone has a link and wants to send it in we'll put that up I really enjoyed your singing and banter with Ari goldwag over ziros what's interesting is that yes the classic sh were both composed by a conservative caner named gold farb also I don't know if Ari was aware but the Miami manim is actually an old Lish nigan yes they existed most were lost because the BAM did not have much of a shabas suda in the boarding houses so no one sang it does seem that there were for madesa who's also Lish had a chanting one while myid had a de re chanting tune I can send them to you if you wish please do we will put them up since as I mentioned we got a lot of response to this m only some of the responses other tunes for sh include R shim and AIG it was sung on the ru albums also on Ru the greatest hits album and Mig composed I Believe by theim in honor of theas ela who though a young man greatly impressed him if you really want an expert on of old he helped me Trace many of my Z you can contact duid Maya ruse okay next I know you and Ari Gold were wondering whether this you did nefes comes from the tune is abam Fred's tune someone decided to put it to you did nefes here is a link to the song Here is a link thank you for your informative and entertaining podcast a few pointers on the tune one the Kadesh tune which you said that Suki Berry's father made happens to be a m Mel tune to MIM Which MBD sings on the tape D wer sings melt Nim volume two okay theen tune which you claim is mudet the tune is a m tune thank you very much which it was composed for H you can find it in M volume two wish I knew anything about music the new which you and everyone else sings is mosha Goldman's composition a number of people pointed this out uh this is not the a nees just his tune put to it this is a nees he also put up a link we'll have to put up all these links my father D HS was the last in in hurg we German have beautiful Etc which are unfortunately ignored we will all have a good time as long as you follow they are more melodious than many of the present Nim um someone told me years ago I don't know if it's true that Kus is really a German creation because they wanted to try to capture the the Opera that's what I heard I don't know if it's true the s niggan for example is taken from an ARA from the marriage of figuro Figo figuro fig but there are many unique ones our family and the German Jewish communities have maintained many of these gems that are unknown to the CLA iron Kim David So by all means please uh send it in uh before shanker's ases K there was a well-known niggan which my Z sang I don't know where it comes from or who sings it on an album shows how great rabon's nigan is I just finished listening to the zir installment of the podcast I want to help you regarding regarding the sources and composes of some of Theos you were singing first the classic uh which we always sang in right this is uh this is a connection here for you is a Ben shenka composition from his Joy of Sabbath album that album also has his a and Mis as well as a sh that AB Rottenberg sang as a cover on B menovsky AKA album many of the classics including Ben Ing and kidish are probably from unknown composers what were popularized in the 1950s on a series of Records produced by the Wu Educational Department and Tor masar most of those were put together by silmore Seymour sment longtime Hank music teacher I had him in fact yeah and U we we sang a lot of different songs in fact I don't know if you know there's an English version to the famous tubish song that we sang when I was in Hank with ktis silam mitz the almond tree is growing the Golden Sun is glowing the Birds cry out in joyous Glee from every roof and every tree Tu bishvat is here the Jewish Arbor Day tubish vad is here happy holiday anyway uh I'm including some album covers as attachment one of these albums can be found on both the Dartmouth Jewish sound archives he has a link and Florida Atlantic University Jewish music archive and he has a link between the two websites you can probably access every old Jewish music phonograph record caner Abraham Davis his brother torton Hank 6 grade rby and grandchildren Mikey Davis went to Hank also had a slw of albums of the of all theas the retical sumary of America also known as had a fundraising album in 1949 released many times over and up to 1960 in which some popular Ziro songs um uh were released I once spoke with morai he schita who was in the Yeshiva back then and he said said many of those Tunes were brought over from BM that were refugees from Europe the album was produced by Rabbi Abraham cron father of rabie pesak cron who was executive director of the Yeshiva back then I enjoyed the episode immensely and I can't wait for the next installment thank you Aon friedler I will add Rabbi Aon friedler he of course is won't mention that okay this one's from RI and adla no it's not the the next one is I'm just Ling at the beginning of the Ari goldwag episode this is an album called sh by Gates head boys choir um which came out in the 90s it has very singable Shalom Alim and many people in England sing it okay this is from Rifka Adler I want to start by thanking the RV for the consistently amazing content thank you I work not at all to be able to produce this there only two episodes that I actually did have preparation for was the shalash Shas one and this one which is the maleva Mala one you can't tell it yet but trust me um I was listening to the last podcast with Ari goldwag and while it was entertaining and beautiful I could not help but be surprised at the lack of presented that's because me and Ari are not we went to Han in fact AR's Dad if you've ever been up in the mountains there's this store in South fosburg uh Murray socks that's his dad so uh you know anyway um Tunes I was sure were velt nunim I guess I am more closed-minded than I thought uh no I listen or or any other who would like to come on the podcast and sing we're happy to have you yeah I'm reminded of a tune for the r had mentioned in a recent podcast something about a writer from the five towns for a magazine I recall the r saying then that he does not who the composer is and I am delighted to share that this is my grandfather R mha Goldman's tune it was presented to his kala as a gift and was published years later as one of the many releases in the camp shalva series people who look out eagerly every summer for the latest release and his songs were the go-to in Jewish music in circles some like his Baron became literal Nim the proof is that it reached even lisher shabas tables he's composed tunes on Su Shalo and curon the tunes translate the words in an uncanny way and reflect his Shish Han and intense love for chabas he gave a lot more to the community than just his music people knew he was always available with a listening ear and Sound Advice sadly he passed on at a young age this ad will be his 14th yard site I would like to suggest an name of ysep mha Kahana of Distributors for the goto forid music he lives in yush again I have tremendous AAR for all the work that goes to make this podcast happen okay here's another one just wanted to say thank you for all your wonderful podcasts went through a significant Challenge and your podcast really were a lifesaver you know I get this a lot from people who tell me how much they get from this and I cannot begin to tell you how much I get from knowing how much people get from this um they were my constant companion throughout the zirus episode one with Ari goldwag was particularly special May Hashem help you continue to inspire M wherever they are until mhia comes very soon okay I am Josh last first cousin Josh last is uh a tremendous personal friend he brings me out to Minneapolis and uh um he uh this is his first cousin just throwing that out you see Muller I'm an aid listener I've been listening to your since I lived in har 25 years ago on brand now I live in M by the way I'm going to be speaking in Chestnut Ridge um in March I'm I'm going to put up my whole schedule but uh I'm I'm coming into America I'm doing I'm going to be doing a shabas in La I'm going to be speaking in Baltimore I'm speaking in Chestnut Ridge and number of other possibilities I'll keep you posted the shab are amazing as an eighth grade Reby I have many ideas and things that I use to make shabas fun exciting and meaningful to kids zir seems to be the one area where kids have little interest they like songs of famous singers a few comments one one of my reel Risman he said about you can't be Bening on chabas since it doesn't have say so you can sing it at any time two did you know shim was originally written as a pisone recited at levas no three the most popular tomb of sh was composed by a conserved Rabbi thanks for everything um as we chant with theim of mish very interesting thank you for your great podcast I oh we did this already okay those are my comments those are some of the comments like I said there were more people sent in links to others mirrors that they have and things like that and uh you know I I I would like to believe that in addition to hopefully being M People in sh shabis these have helped people to be a little bit more careful about singing smiros I can tell for myself I have to full disclosure I said the only two podcasts I prepared with shaas and this one where I'm going to speak about belov Mala but I also prepared the zirus ones because I had never learned through zirus and now every shabas when I see the zirus I get a deeper appreciation based on the research that I did so I hope that people who are listening also did as well okay so we're coming to the end with a an aai It's Time to Say Goodbye to our shabas series all right anyway um that's from Uncle mhi for those who are not familiar I remember I I uh I got a letter with somebody said that you know my son listens we play it in the car and he thinks you're Uncle Mishi so all I can say is hey D D Dum which to me is one of the funniest lines ever it was in the second Uncle Mishi uh album they go are you Uncle Mishi who teaches Jewish children all about Tor msos goes that's right well hey dumb Diddy dumb I've just adopted that as one of my by lines in life that have deep meaning to be but in any event um so uh so we come to the end of chabas and like I say we finished with chalis but part of uh part of chabas is Mala Mala it is brought down in the gamarra the same gar we brought down about shis also talks about Mal Mala and the idea of making a suda after shabas to uh the now let's understand what's going on over here the M Mala um obviously if you have a friend you uh when it's time for them to go you don't just wave from the couch okay bye right you walked them out depending how good the friend is I remember when I was going to Israel one of the first times my parents came with me to the airport and as I was walking towards the gate my parents were there like waving and as I'm going down I keep turning around and there's still there made a deep impression on me that uh there was saying sometimes people don't want to let somebody go and they they hold on to it um RAB pesak cron who is an exceptional uh individual he's not just a tremendous speaker you know uh but uh as a person he's just an exceptional person it's it's Kad to to listen to him talk about his own life but uh but at some point listen to this story because it's to me it's mind-blowing a lot of different levels um his father was listening to a recording I don't think they had cassettes back then it must have been real to real um of uh of shadon and he says to his family the next time he comes to America he's staying with us okay anyway um they heard he was coming into America he took his bed and carried it up to the attic he set up the room he dressed all his children in big day shabas and they went down to the docks to welcome him shadan did not fly he took a boat and came in they were all waiting there to welcome him now the boat was delayed because there had been storms whatever the case was so it came in days later than it was supposed to anyway the representative of of the aoda were there to welcome him and they said listen we had a place arranged for you but it fell through because uh you know the r was late but we're going to find another place and re cron steps phot and says no no no he's staying with us they said what what what you know and um uh so everyone's like who is it this guy so someone says I know who he is you can trust him he says okay you'll stay here till we find a more suitable place anyway he stayed there for months stay there for months and he formed this tremendous Casher with their family so it was time to go they bring it back to the boat and he says my father made Ain how long it would take the boat to reach her show and he got on a plane and he flew to Israel to meet the boat when it came to Doc in whever it came to Doc and there was his father waiting for him so that not to let it go so uh so of course he became he became part and parts of the family and so when pes's father died young he was there so to speak to to fill that void in the family but imagine I I so don't want to say goodbye I fly all the way to ell to say goodbye again that's one of the many many uh mind-blowing PES cron stories about PES cron you know when he tells stories about other people but I I find his life just absolutely fascinating anyway um so uh uh that's the idea now you know there's a m be malava I I work people out I work out my shabas guest a famous story with the gur well there was a fellow who was a big MIM and his house burnt down and he went to the gr says what happened he says uh I don't know why you why' your house burnt down he goes you gave people to eat says yeah so he gave them to drink he says yeah says you walked them out say uh no he says Ah says AB planted an Asel and as is R for and you only did the a that's a I took that to heart so I never invite any guests over so I don't have that problem no I just I try to be careful to walk them out now usually they're going up the stairs so I walk them damos horizontally I don't feel like I have to go diagonally so I walk along till they walk out and um and that's the dinner of L so so there's an amazing concept over here when we talk about malav being malav I'm GNA talk about it in a second but first I want to throw in another concept that people know and that is the gamar says um that the Emperor as from Yeshua when a person is completely uh destroyed their body is completely destroyed how do you have there's nothing to bring back says there's one bone that is indestructible it's the lose bone in the back of your neck and there if everything else is going the lose bone remains and you can um do based just on the lose bone this why you when it comes to you don't lose out but anyway uh so it's a fascinating thing the K say the lose bone is supported by Mal malka so this is very interesting because when we talked about shalis we mentioned that the gar says that if you eat shalas you're going to be protected from goog right you that tremendous battle at the end of time and if you eat Mala that's going to give you the ability so what's going on over here how does this work so let's talk for a minute about um being malav there is a par in the Torah called UA what is this you find somebody murdered and on the highway yeah and there's no forensic evidence we don't know who killed him we know he was killed didn't just die from natural causes yeah he was moed so you take the elders from the closest two cities and you measure and you determine which city is closer and the Elders of that City come out and they say we didn't kill this guy we didn't kill him killed this guy it says we did not send him out without AA and Leia we gave him food and we walked him out we walked him along the way how much dadus we had somebody walk him out of town damus that's not very far walked him out Damas and then said have a nice trip and therefore we are not responsible for his death so what does this do so there's two reasons for it one sociological and one metaphysical the sociological reason is that the reason highway men attack people on on the street on the highways is because they know there's not going to be a price to pay there's a certain lawlessness we don't really care what happens and therefore we have an opportunity to ply our trade but if I know that I'm going to kill somebody and there's going to be a posy the sheriff's going to gather together the people they're going to chase after us looks like a good day for a hanging right and Justice will be done so I'm going to find a different place to uh to operate lawlessness of course sends a message to people that they don't have to keep the law so the fact that I'm malav the person even though it's just dadas I don't have to send it with an armed escort I just have to send a message that we care about the people who are traveling on the highway and we will make sure that Justice is done that's that's the the sociological idea the other one is that it just takes doas for me to accompany this person for the rest of the journey I'm with him and I'm able to provide him with spiritual protection because I walked him out I I was malav him and I went along with the journey the concept behind it shabis is going away the sky's getting dark it's the end of the day oh shabas you really should know we're sorry to see you [Music] go that's our approach to shabas we don't want people to stop you know there are people who have a minig that from the Hava candle they light two candles from Mala that chabas is going to extend into Mala Mala the concept of Mal Mala is I'm walking the king out because I was deeply moved by the fact that I spent the shabas with the king I don't want to let it [Music] go shabas is the gar tells us may there are certain things in this world that you cannot sense because they're outside of this world a NAA but a dream is uh 160th 16 being the smallest amount that you can be margish right if trafe falls into something as long as you have 60 against it it cancels it out but one in 60 you can still be margish so a dream gives you a sense of NAA um sleep gives you a sense of death and um uh shabas gives you a sense OFA on shabas we reach this level of Haba know there an amazing share he has um there's a safer that was put out of his Schoen um on on has that he said about the and it also has a section of on obviously give so I refer to it but you have to go through the whole till you reach the level of kadha where on shabas whatever we do is it says whatever you do is k whatever you eat is like on the whatever you drink is like wine offerings brought on the you're on this tremendous level when you reach the level of kadha it's the uh 10th level in the M the whole end of the book where you reach this tremendous level and writ Shar his a unim but you know even if you don't finish the hom Sharm you get that every single chabas and that's why there's not a Mitzvah of sim shabas there's a Mitzvah of shabas on is a spiritual pleasure we spoke about this yeah on is Ros um aen Nahar Gan the Gan aen was supported by the river that came out of Aiden that's on it's a pleasure and it's not a physical pleasure even the physical Pleasures Are Spiritual pleasures they're um and even the sleep is praised when you sleep on chabas it's something that's elevating yeah all the physical things are have that kadushi to them it's a day in and we want to be M this into the rest of our week because as you know the entire week is shabas and when you say say the on Wednesday you add in at the end now granted it's the continuation um the sh shom is peric sadid the next few the beginning kabas we added in because Wednesday is already has a din of chabas but Sunday Monday Tuesday has a din of the shabas we're not getting ready for chabas we're still we're still enjoying shabas and that's why if you're in a situation where you could not make hav Dolla you have till Tuesday to make hav Dolla because the the power of shabas continues into the week when you are Mala Mala we are taking the power of shabas and keeping it with us and we are continuing that Kad of chabas and bringing it into our lives um B has a beautiful idea where he talks about y Kipper this is in the section obviously on moim on the holidays and it says that the co would make a Yanti for his loved ones that he came out safely from the Kos so he says that's hard to understand are you telling me that the whole kav of the K as he's going into the Kos is please don't kill me please don't kill me please don't kill okay I'm just putting this down here please don't kill me I don't look at anything I didn't touch that number I'm alive oh no I have to go back in okay I'm just taking things out I'm not I'm not looking anything don't kill me okay I got it you then he makes a party I didn't die says of course not he reached this unbelievable level and now he has to figure out how to take this level and make it part of the rest of his ear I mean I reached the K I was beyond time and space if you ever thought about that GAR in Bros it's mindboggling used to spend an hour before me an hour beforehand an hour saying an hour coming down from the experience I understand an hour beforehand they were saying to zimra they were preparing they were doing whatever needed to be done to be able to get themselves ready forish monaster an hour standing an hour monaster an hour coming down from the experience you know when you do an aerobic session laav deal you shouldn't spend as much time in the cool down as you did on the entire exercise regimen a whole hour but they used to do and they would reach the Elum they would go so high up it took them a whole hour to figure out how to get back down into this world and take that power from theira and make it a part of their life Mala Mala is that opportunity where we're able to turn around and say okay we've had this unbelievable shabas now I got make it a part of me that supports the lose bone so the kazal tell a story about a place called lse where nobody ever died you didn't die in this town if you um got tired of living you had to leave the town and then you would die but if you stayed in this town you never died lose was the secret of eternal life just like the lose bone why is that so it's interesting that there's a story with L where the Jews were trying to find a particular place and they pointed him in the direction they even walk him and take him they just pointed in the direction yeah so um uh there's this connection that comes when you malava somebody to be able to have that powerful connection like I say to the point where he'll be protected on the road because I walked him out means that you're out of this world and as I mentioned on shabas you're out of this world you're inhab is in fact that's the that's the L the uses when he says he's referring to he says that when we die now and we go to what we call he calls that the that's just where you hang out it's a waiting room it's a very nice waiting room it's not just magazines and stuff you know in a fish tank it's like you know it's very nice but it's not the ultimate the ultimate is to come back into this world and to be alive and to be in the physical and the spiritual that's shabas that's where the physicality becomes spiritual so that there's no physical Pleasures on chabas per se like I say it's not right no the physical Pleasures are themselves Rani they're spiritual they take you to a new place and that's what gives you the power to come back and amazing because if you have shabas then you're already and if you just have shabas and it's over and you close the door it doesn't carry over into your life but Mala Mala brings it over to you now like old things you have to plan ahead so you know that if you're going to stuff yourself over shabas to the point that I can't eat anything from love Mala you can't eat if it's aasa it's not it's not eating if you're so sick that you can't eat uh it's easier in the winter time when shabas comes out early then shalis is more of a challenge um whereas for in the summer time Mal Mala is tough so you have to plan ahead to make sure you leave yourself enough room that you can eat Mal Mala okay so uh if you get by with with a with a kazas but there are people who m make they make a whole sud like I say there people like Candles there are people who um are are creating this continuation of shabas so that shabas is M into our lives I mentioned this at one point in one of the earlier episodes when we count to yil seven years so we don't count 7 time 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 just like during s we don't count seven weeks 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 we count 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 meaning we're going through the seven days or the seven uh years but always on a higher level level and says desla it's the same thing every single shabas every shabus we supposed to be taking the K of shabas and building it up and building it up so that we are moving up in a spiral so that we're reaching the point where this shabus is greater than the last shabas I read someplace once doesn't mean anything I don't know if it's true liby o was in an old edition of the bathroom reader but um any sour dough bread in America comes from a starter that was made in San Francisco in 1904 and they just always take some of that and move it on every shabus is supposed to be building on the shabus before that to be able to make the experience that much greater now there are people who don't take advant advantage of this there's an old expression there's a lawyer with 10 years experience and there's a lawyer with onee experience 10 times not the same thing and there are people who've had uh a thousand shabos and there are people who had one chabas a thousand times and they don't take the energy from it Mala Mala is there to take the starter from that um bread in San Francisco and move it onwards into the next shabas and the next chabas and to make each one more kazak That's The Power of Love Mala because we don't want to let go of shabas our whole life is shabas we don't have names of of the days right um in English there are names of the days Sund day which of course is named after the Sun Moon day which is named after the moon Saturn day which is named after Saturn um and then the rest are named after uh I think Norse gods Thor's day you know stuff like that anyway um but uh uh I think fry is supposed to be Loki Friday anyway so um but they're named after the north gods that we only have one day that has a name it's called shabas and then there's one day to shabas two days to shabas three days to shabas five six and then chabas and there's Arab shabas and there's Moi shabas and we only we only tell time by shabas we live in shabas and when you live in shabas you're living in alaba so we're either enjoying chabas from Bel as Carri frees Us in or we're preparing for the next chabas and getting into the shabas but Mala feeds that lose bone that bone in our in our neck that's going to guarantee that we come back here it's so uh like I said I didn't get to read all the comments of which there were many a lot of people um have have a kuk from uh from strengthening ourselves in chabas and like I said I started this because the Tor who said that since this terrible event took place on a shabas and people were saved because they were sh shabas I heard a story not that long ago where this guy broke down on the highway you know and uh the guy pulls over and and the guy is secular you know and he says what's the problem he says I've ran out of gas he says you have a gas can goes I'll go get your gas and he drives this is on the highway so it's not like goes all the way down to get the gas then he has to turn around and come all the way back and then come back again you know aren't that many exits this is not the Southern State Parkway you know what telling you can drive on Onish for a very long time and he fills him up he says what do I owe you he says nothing it's my Mitzvah my pleasure he saysi want you to see the bumper stick I have in my car they walk around to the back of the car and it's like stop the he says I want you to help me take this off my car and they take off the bumper sticker they exchange it ERS and he calls them from time to time and uh and he says to him listen why don't you come to me for for shamas says I don't keep shamas I'm not going to do that I'm not going to become religious go I know but come I want you to be my family let's have a nice time bring your kids you know anyway he's nagging him he's nagging him and he finally agrees Sim to come so he was not there in the in the village when the Kamas came in and murdered everybody because he was at this guy's house so shabas saved lives I heard that the way that they would get into the places because they had the metal gates and the and the fences is they'd wait till a car came and opened the gate and then they would shoot the guy so that his car would block the gate and that's how they were able to come in and uh do all the destruction and uh there was one place where they were thinking of keeping shabas so that was the first shabas this start to keep shabas and they couldn't get in so when we're M um shabas it was dying grunfeld but I'm not sure who said more than the Jews have kept the shabas the chabas have kept the Jews it's a it's a the most powerful thing says the and I may have told this in an earlier podcast you'll forgive me just uh you know you get old you get old you don't remember everything but uh says you come to a store the store is closed say okay you know maybe had to go to the doctor a week it's closed NE maybe he's sitting sh two weeks it's closed maybe he's on vacation a month is closed says well maybe they're doing renovations they're fixing up but when they take down the sign you know they're out of business shabas is called an O It's The Sign between us and when you take down the sign then you know you had a business and as long as we have shabas then we know that we have that connection to and the more we shabus shabus is not just that we keep shabas but shabas keeps us and so all of us should be ourselves in our shabas and we will uh go on to survive this terrible time and to see yhia the end of Goog and to be able to go in to the that we're promised from that's it for this series if you want to find out more about the show you can go to my website row.com you can leave a comment you can sign up for one of my online sh and people keep signing up for theila series and uh it's always heartening to see you can sign up for missar uh you can uh sign up for the Dai and uh that's it until next time uh I am d olowski and this has been the rabbi olowski show it's the rabbi orlovski show Tor and S ready to go the rabbi orovi show knowledge and wisdom will help you grow lots of fun in every episode and we don't have to ride no we don't it's 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