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#578: Amida: Shema Koleinu (Part 7)
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responsible Saka family and by for we're
on the 16th of
the last we spoke the difference between
and is the Artis and the Craftsman that
which they fashion with their own hand
that which they feel responsible and
directly related for and with they have
a special protection of so we say Hashem
you created us we're your children
you're responsible for us so it's not
just some pity some Rus that you should
have as if we're a stranger but we are
have a compassion on us because we are
the work of your hand and if that's not
compelling enough if that's not reason
enough even if we're entirely and
utterly unworthy
then then just have compassion like the
highest level
of we're impoverished we're Indigent
we're poor we're unworthy we're
inadequate and but we're come before you
nonetheless and we beg and we gravel and
we ask and to please accept all of our
accept all of ouros and we continue we
pointed out just like it wasn't enough
to
say now it's not enough to
say please accept our prayers but we
also have the brazenness the boldness
the holy to sort of demand from hasem
how he should accept our prayer and how
should he accept
it please receive it and accept it
respond favorably and positively to it
with a sense of
we already encountered that a moment ago
and R so what is the difference between
ra and so again is if we're unworthy if
we can't articulate even if we can't
produce the
coal forget that we can't come up with
the words even if we can't even come up
with the Cs the groan the sincere
yearning
still out of compassion of pity for us
even if we're not even asking asking
properly what
is what is
so the that is a beautiful Parish on
each word in the says by we mean that
we're
asking we're not forcing you we're not
pressuring you we're asking you with a
sense of respond favorably not out of a
sense of I can't believe I have to I'll
do a but because you want to but because
you want to the
say he offers a metaphor a mush he says
you have two children
you have two children and each of them
want a slushy back up each of them want
a slushy so the first child is
undeserving first child didn't come for
Minion didn't come to learn didn't come
toim which by the way is why we have
some people have been scootering to sh
to fill something with slushies and go
home we're not the local 7-Eleven just
for free it's there for people who come
to learn and come to Davin an extra
incentive an extra motivation an extra
award for your dentist so the slush is
there for all of that so first child is
undeserving didn't come learn didn't
come Davin but muches the parent please
and I have to and please and I want to
and you must and you have to and just
much the parent the parent says fine
take a slushi the second child comes to
Davin comes to learn offers to help
cleans the house for Yan offers to set
the table says Kashi the parent says
absolutely by all means for sure I'd
love nothing more that's baraton
means we don't want you to respond
positively to ouros cuz we mucher and we
nudge and we bother you and we don't
leave you alone and we're Relentless we
want you to do
it should be with a sense of and he says
that's also what we mean soon we'll be
saying this is the season of yalo and in
the list in the litany in
yo what do I need all I'm interested in
is
the kid gets the slushy I don't care how
you say yes to the slushy I just want
the slushy but when it comes to us and
hasem we don't just want the slushy so
to say of life we
want we want to feel AEM that you're not
just giving in you're not just indulging
you're not just doing it out of pity and
out of
pathetic it's your Ron it's your will
you want to you want to we've earned it
we're Worthy it's something that you
want it's not something that just
because of
our you're doing with a sense of of a
willingness a desire it's something that
you want to provide us with so therefore
we don't just say simply even though it
makes
sense accept our but we ask him because
part of our goal of having Hashem hear
our prayers is not just the
result we're not the immature child who
just wants the slushy we also want with
it the the relationship we're asking
Hashem because he is the mocker he's the
source of all his Providence he's the
one who provides so Hashem if you do it
begrudgingly if you do it reluctantly
then maybe I got what I want but the
relationship doesn't feel right I want
not only the result I want you to want I
want you to want I want you to be happy
to provide happy to give it to me not to
do it reluctantly not to do it as if
against your will so We crave not only
the specific things that we're asking
for Inu but among the things we're
asking for and the reason we ask him is
because we want not only the specific
result we also want the relationship so
not
just it's not just respond favorably and
positively to our prayer
it's we want to know and to feel that
you'll have compassion even if we're
undeserving andon that you're not just
doing it because we you're doing it with
the you're doing it with a sense of
something that you want to give and then
we
describe so I'll just give you a preview
is bothered why we shift from the
singular to the
plural what form of the of the uh
grammar is
thatu but but the is is a
is
not our voice not and then we
continue so do we go from
not and then we return and end
in singular to plural back to singular
while the shift in the grammar we'll
pick up with next