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There's No Time To Commit Sins

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Rabbi Yaron Reuven

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This hurt my kabud. Why? You're my son. [music] You're my daughter. And your connection with me is in your mind at all times. And you allowed this zonat to enter while I was here. There's nothing more inappropriate than this. There's nothing worse than this. This is why [music] when a person understands more about what he's supposed to do as a result of all of the great things that the King of Kings gives him, he starts realizing that just the fact that you're spend your time being grateful for all the good that he's giving it to you is simply not going to give you enough time to make sense. There's no time. Why? You should literally spend 24 hours a day. Myself included, all of us included. Spend 24 hours a day and ask for a miracle for the 25th hour just [music] to say thank you to Hashem for all the good that he already did for us, including the sickness, including the pain, including the loneliness, including the financial crisis, including all of the different difficulties we have, including all that. Say thank you, thank you, thank you to no end. And if we don't realize that we're supposed to say thank you, then guess what? That's because there's already a zona inside taking over. There's already one inside part inside there. When you don't understand that you're supposed to spend your entire day thanking for every single breath that he allows to go in and out of your lungs [music] and you don't understand why you're supposed to thank him, that's because there's already a zon inside there that you allow. And the only way that you're ever going to get to the point of understanding how much you owe Hashem and how much gratefulness you should have for Hashem and how happy you should be for what you already have and not what you want. That is only going to be realized once you kick [music] her out. As long as she's in there, you're never going to