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So
this was a little
arrogant and uh but nonetheless he did
what all the other were doing. He came
to the
tish tish is while the are sitting on
the table and the
rebi gives him some
uh gives him some of his food. It's a
whole beautiful custom that they
have. In anyway, Rabia one of Khalen saw
that this student was looking at him as
Rabia of Khalim was eating an
apple and he already knew what's in the
mind of the
student. The student was looking at the
Rebi and says,
"Look, the Rebi eats apples. I eat
apples. What's the difference between
us? After all, we both eat apples. Why
is he the Rebi and I'm
the
student? There's no difference between
us. That's what's going in the mind of
the student. And the Rebi knew what's in
his
mind. And the Rebi said to the
student, "Do you know what the
difference is between you and
me?"
Of
course, the the little student is
shocked that the Rebi knew what's in his
mind. You know what the difference
between you and me and this
apple? You want to eat the apple and
therefore you need to make a blessing
because in order for you to enjoy the
apple that you
want, there's a blessing that's in your
way. So, you make the blessing in order
to eat the apple.
I want to make a
blessing, but I need to find something
so I can bless Hashem because I'm
thinking about Hashem. And I can't
believe I haven't blessed Hashem for all
the greatness that he's given me every
single day. I haven't blessed him in a
few minutes already. What can I do to
bless him? The morning blessings I
already did. Can't do them again. The
prayer, we already did the prayer and
next prayer is not up time yet. Uh what
what could I do blessing from? I can't I
can't eat a piece of metal cuz that's
not food. Can't bless it. Okay. Oh, look
an apple. I can make a
blessing in order to eat the
apple. In so many
words, I want to bless
Hashem. And my way to bless him is
through this
apple. So therefore, when I eat the
apple, before I eat the apple, I bless
Hashem with all my heart. so much that
sometimes I forget I need to eat the
apple.
