Rabbi YY Jacobson Farbrenging with Children #7: Stories, Riddles, Meditation, Q & A

welcome children from all over the world joining us here at a special program with Jewish children that we have been having over the last few weeks I am so thrilled and happy that all of you are with us today looking forward to many more programs with all of you and you can text in your questions to eight four five seven seven seven forty seven forty seven eight four five seven seven seven forty seven forty seven we're soon going to get to the questions oh so if you want a shout out if you would like your name to be displayed you can also text your first name your last name or either your age which city you're from and bleed Ned there we will scroll your name on the screen and we welcome all of you I want to announce that I'm here it's AHA Chamblee Ned they're on Sunday this Sunday 2 o'clock 2 o'clock New York time we're going to have a special children's program in he dish we had one right before pacer Baruchel was a smashing success so we're going to have another one in Yiddish this Sunday 2:00 p.m. you can tune in on the yeshiva dotnet tonight 9:30 p.m. after many of you should be asleep already at least in theory we will have a special program for teenagers for your older brothers and your older sisters they can also text in all their questions oh so you can tune in live they can tune in live on the yeshiva dotnet our next program for children is going to be in a week from Sunday this coming Sunday we have a program in Yiddish and the Sunday afterwards we're going to have a program in English once again Sunday at 4 o'clock p.m. 855 777-1727 EXT I'm going to begin with a little meditation a short meditation for all of you who are joining us I invite you if you want you can join us sit up wherever you're sitting on your couch on your chair on the ground on the floor wherever you're sitting try to sit comfortably try to sit comfortably notice your body and please close your eyes if you want to close your eyes and I'm going to ask you to breathe in take a deep breath through your nose inhale hold the air for a few seconds and then breathe out let's do this four times very slowly I want you to try to relax and remember that every single moment of your life Hashem is holding your hands and you're always in the loving embrace of Hashem who's in you near you and around you and if you're having scary thoughts or crazy thoughts or wild thoughts just notice them let them be and realize that you are noticing them which means they are not to you because you are noticing them and remember that every breath that you take every single breath that you take is a divine miracle happening right now with all of your trillions and trillions of cells functioning in your body including the cells within the lungs allowing you to take in the oxygen and that oxygen is then transferred and brought to your whole body and then you exhale you breathe out all of those things that don't have to stay in your body they're extraneous to your body you breathe them out and you breathe in again new oxygen this is a Shems life force within every cell within every part of your body that's allowing all of this to happen at every moment when you're ready you can open your eyes and come back so my dearest dearest children we're going to begin today our next phase with the story this is a story that I know from the firsthand it's not a story that I heard from somebody who heard it from somebody who heard it from somebody I know the people with whom this story happened and I know this story firsthand and I want to share with you it's also not a story of 200 years ago or a thousand years ago or even 50 years ago it's a story that happened not very long ago my friend I have a friend his name is rabbi hi I'm slow but it's key his wife's name is Hollis Lovett it's key they grew up in Belgium in Europe in the city of Antwerp antwerpen and Belgium and today they live in Fort Lauderdale Florida they are kabocha lucien emissaries ambassadors of yiddish chitin fort lorded them they've moved there in the year 2011 nine years ago during their first year Fort Lauderdale one day before Pesach Erev Pesach rabbi times Levitsky went to visit a local Jewish doctor in order to give him Mura matzah so he would have it by the Pesach Seder the doctor tells the rabbi I can't speak to you right now he was a middle of a procedure but thank you very much for the matzah and then he tells the p.m. he says you see the woman in the corner of the waiting room she's Jewish and maybe she would also like some matzo for her say then so what happens cab approaches the lady sitting in the waiting room waiting for her turn to go to the doctor she's sitting with a magazine he goes over to her he introduces himself he says hi and he says hi I want to give you some matzo for Passover she doesn't even look up she says leave me alone I'm not religious he says I just want to give you some matzah for the holiday enough to be religious she says I don't want anything from you rabbi slit it ski forth maybe she's afraid it's gonna cost her money she didn't have money he says it's free don't want to read no charge just take the matzah she says I don't want you matzah I don't believe in organized religion so he took back the box of Madison instead he reached out for one one of his new shiny business cards that he printed it was in his jacket pocket he he left it on the chair near the woman he knew that if he would give it to her she wouldn't take it he left it on the chair and he said you can always reach out to me if you need anything have a wonderful holiday and he left the office a few minutes later he forgot the story he went on to his next Mitzvah six months later two days before Rosh Hashana Rabbi hyams Lovitz he gets a telephone call a woman is on the other line and this is what she says I am the rude lady from the doctor's office a few months ago who rejected your kind gesture to give me matzah but I took your business card why am i calling you my father is in the hospital and the doctors gave him 48 hours to live he asked if he could see a rabbi you're the only rabbi I know whose telephone number I have so I phoned you 50 minutes later Khayyam slob a tip ski was in the hospital the daughter the woman the rude lady greeted him and she tells him my father has cancer stage 4 the illness is very very serious the doctor says he probably has a few days to live two days 48 hours he's 78 years old we're Jewish but we never did anything Jewish in our life so I'm confused why my father asked me to see a rabbi my sister and I the two daughters of this man never had a bat mitzvah we never went to Temple we never went to sure we never went to synagogue we never went to Hebrew school not even on the High Holidays Rosh Hashanah Yom Kippur did we go to the synagogue we spent our Sundays having fun not going to Hebrew school we are completely unaffiliated Jews Jews who don't belong to any Jewish community but my father wants to see a rabbi bhai I'm Slava Tetsu but it's key goes into the room a man 78 years old his name is Rami laying on the bed weak he asks both of his daughters to leave the room they leave the room Ronny turns to the kyon and he says these words I was born a Jew I want to die as a Jew rabbi slow but it's key not it and he says Ronny don't worry when the time comes I will do everything to make sure that you have a kosher Jewish burial you were born as a Jew you will die and be buried as a Jew Ronny shook his head he said rabbi you don't understand what I'm saying I want to die as a Jew the rabbi was confused what do you mean and he says rabbi I was born a Jew but I want to die as a Jew you see I never had a bris I never had a circumcision I want to die as a Jew the door is closed rabbi do whatever you need to do do the bris right now I want to die as a full-fledged circumcised drew with a bris guy probably thought every year of if you look like a Rob you probably also a mile he says lock the door and do what you have to do right now the rabbi looks at him and says Romney I'm not a Michael I can't do this I can't just cut you I can't do this he says so get me one so I'll try to get you one promise me rabbi promise me I'm going to die as a Jew so I'm gonna do whatever I can with God's grace to fulfill your last request he went out of the room started to call different people who do Britain this is before Hashanah and he found one in southern Florida who was ready to make the trip that afternoon remember the doctors gave this man 48 hours to live it's very very weak the man was ready to come this afternoon that afternoon rip ryan ran into the room he poked his head into the room and he shares the good news is ronnie i found somebody to circumcise you he's coming this afternoon the problem is there was a nurse in the room at that time and she heard what he said she raised her eyebrows you want to arrange a circumcision here there is no way the hospital is going to approve this Ronnie looks at this nurse and says what are you afraid of you're afraid that the circumcision is gonna kill me you're afraid that the rabbi and circumcise me won't know what he's doing and I'm gonna die I'm dying anyway the doctor says I have 48 hours to live bring me whatever waiver is you have I won't sue you don't worry I'll sign any paper you want and let the man come to give a circumcision one of the daughters of this man her name is Sam the living in Atlanta she was visiting her dying father she hears what's happening the nurse told her she freaks out she comes in she says to the nurse my father is dying he's not in his right mind right now this Chabad rabbi is a religious lunatic he's a crazy man you should expel him from the hospital for trespassing and bothering an old man moments before his death trying to force him to undergo a surgery get him out of this hospital Marva Slavitt if Sookie slipped out of the room he knew that there was a Jewish doctor who practiced in the hospital and that would be his only hope he phoned his Jewish doctor he told him the whole story the doctor promised that he would look into it and do whatever he can a few minutes later he calls back rip Heim stop at its key and he says the legal department of the hospital said they will agree to this procedure with one condition you have to find a mile who's also an MD he's also a certified doctor a certified physician and he has to be insured under the same umbrella policy as hospital if you have all these conditions he's a mile he's a doctor and he's insured under the same insurance like the hospital then they're going to let him do it well go find somebody he calls everybody that he knows in Florida no avail Georgia Alabama the Carolinas Virginia no success at last he finds a mile who's a doctor who's living in Brooklyn New York he fits the bill phones him tells him the story and the doctor the moil tells you Brian get me a ticket I'm coming down on the next day a few hours before Rosh Hashana 3 o'clock p.m. several hours before welcoming the new year an elderly Jew by the name of Ronnie was welcomed into the bris of of Rama vino Rani chose his own Hebrew name after the bris and you know whose name he chose he chose the name of another person who had his bris not at the age of 78 but at the age of 99 and you know who that was he chose the name of Aram by slobber tyskie sat with Romney who was now Avraham after his bris a few minutes before Shoshanna he squeezed his hand every time the pain spiked of Rob's eyes were closed from exhaustion and his voice was so weak it disappeared after every few words his oxygen levels were low his body was weak but this is Jew who just had a bris spoke to Rabbi Slava tits key and this is what he told them people always talk about Jewish guilt Jews feel guilty but you know I'm a Jew and I never suffered from Jewish guilt I never got the memo that you gotta be guilty as a Jew it never reached me I had a good life I ran a successful business I have two beautiful daughters I own a house I even own my own yacht my own boat I lived almost eight decades that way and I was happy I never felt guilt pangs I never felt regret I never felt empty I never looked for more and I never wanted to look for more the doctor came in here yesterday and he told me that it looks like I have 48 hours to live it's Riegert so many faults i built a beautiful life i built a fine life but i realized in 48 hours i won't be here anymore and then i discovered something there was one thing that i did not have a relationship with and you know what that was that was the one thing I was taking with me my soul my soul I didn't have a relationship with my soul with my neshama the only thing that will be left with me when everything else is gone I never had a relationship with it I didn't know about it I can't tell you where it came from rabbi but as soon as the doctor mentioned there 48 hours to live suddenly everything I was surrounded with my whole life evaporated I felt empty I had nothing all my investments my bank accounts my house my yeah my yacht all my successes all my fun all my leisure all my luxury it was all gone there was nothing there and then I thought about the bris I never had and I turned to my daughters and I said get me a rabbi and that's why I called you at least now I have something to take up with me when I die he looked at rabbi celibate its skin he said these words now I'm ready to meet God now I'm gonna interrupt the story for a moment on my own and a parenthesis I'm gonna say to appreciate what this person did you can open up a gap Miriam assess our voices are now viewed on with Aleph and read the story about CATIA bar Shalom or you can ask your father y'all the brother to help you avoid the Zora you da man Aleph I think in his clear bar-shalem and you'll appreciate what Romney did right before Rosh Hashanah however although the doctors gave him only 48 hours the creator of the world decided that a Fromm should be given more time and he gave him more time to be able to experience his new life as a Jew Romney of ROM celebrated his first wishes Sean Mannion kippered as a full member of a Roma venous tribe he heard the Schaefer on Rosh Hashanah on circus hi I'm slow but it's key walked two hours to the hospital with a Lula van and s Eric so that I've ROM could shake it as I've ROM took the lulav the Esther the Hadassah and our others his hands shook as he made a blessing on the telus lulav Saffiano Vicki Manu VG on others Manasa for the first time in his life on a lulav a few days later as Drew's around the world we're getting ready to dance with the Taira on simcha cetera an elderly man in a floor at a hospital by the name of of ROM passed away his hands filled with the holy things he could take with them to the next world but there's a postscript to the story their father passed away now his daughters have made arrangements beforehand for him to be cremated you know what cremate it is for his body to be burnt into ashes the ashes are scattered it's much much cheaper than buying and digging the grave and buying a coffin and burying the person and putting the tombstone you have to buy a plot in the cemetery so the two daughters Maya and Samantha made arrangements for him to be creating cremated but replica in promised dis Jew he's gonna have a full Jewish burial he's gonna come to cable you sir oh so he went to the daughters and he pleaded with them he said look what your father wanted respect your father's last wish and the daughters agreed Maya paid $2,000 towards the expenses of burial Samantha was ready to give the 695 dollars that she chipped in for the cremation not a penny more the problem is he needed another $9,000 to be able to perform a burial Maya's mm and some Anthes 695 would not cut it now this a new rabbi in town he did not have money none of so many connections but he put it on his credit card he absorbed the remaining nine thousand dollars in expenses it was not easy for him but he understood this is the right thing to do this is what everybody shillelagh wants from him this is his SH Lisa this is his mission Rome needs to be buried as a Jew not kalila cremated he had a full Jewish burial reply and took care of it cabbage was said all the Jewish traditions were kept and maintained Raheem admission is for him gave sadaqa for his neshama time has passed the slop at its keys wrote the safe attire for the community a new safe attire for their shul and they were now completing the safer tailor beautiful has Nasser secretary infer lorded there and the woman who donated much of the same eternity invited her friends to come to the celebration of carrying the safe attire the Sheol outside on there a hopper with music and dancing and torches and candles bringing into the beam again into the shoulder and cried there's dancing Herc office and a lot of Jews many of them were secular Jews came to the festivities beautiful celebration a few days later Rebbetzin hi Ellis Labatt it's Kira Prime's wife is going through her mail and she sees a very nice check that came from a woman living in Atlanta that she comes with a letter the woman writes as follows I came to the safe a Torah celebration that you hosted last week I came from Atlanta my friend invited me to come and she sponsored that there the the Torah scroll watching the parade accompany the holy scroll down the streets of Fort Lauderdale and hearing people speak about their connection to Judaism and to the timeless values of Torah it woke up a part in me that I did not know existent I never planned to give my son a bar mitzvah I never had a bat mitzvah but after this celebration with the Torah scroll I made arrangements for him to learn about Judaism with our local rabbi I want them to know what it means to be a Jew I am sending you a check this check is to cover some of the costs of my father's Jewish funeral thank you for taking care of him when I would not with a grateful heart Samantha daughter of Avraham she paid up the nine thousand dollars for her father's burial I found this story so moving so extraordinary it teaches us so many things first of all it teaches you how to look at a Jew are you dish in a Shama what a Jewess sometimes a Jew could live 78 years without any connection to you this kind and there's no guilt and you would think he doesn't really have a soul he's part of the he's the exception you never never underestimate what a Jewess drew is a piece of Hashem every Jew is a piece of ash Emma Gaelic la cop me ma ma ma as it says in Tanya a Jew is a fragment of the river nation I love a spark of infinity a light of a shine in this world and it's something I can't change this is who I am this is who you are your infinite your sacred your beautiful your holy your awesome your wholesome your you are splendid even if I make mistakes and even if I'm estranged and even if I make many mistakes there's a connection because this is who I am this is my essence even if I haven't practiced just like I can't change the color of my eyes I can't change the color of my soul this is the color of my soul this defines my essence this is what you see in the story with him and with the daughter I also learned from it how sometimes we can invest our life in so many things but at a moment of truth you have to answer the question that my investment go into the right places the I invest in something that is really real really powerful real eternal and a lot of people are thinking about this now with the coronavirus when so many of us all of us are stuck at home with quarantined at home most of us are not going to work we can't go to shul we can't go to school you taught these and mommies are not going to their offices at least in the most part some are but most are not so many businesses have closed down or are on hold and it's a time when you actually ask yourself what is real what is the part of me that is indestructible that nothing can destroy and we are am I really investing my life Wow thank you to Brian and Kyla for for being the people you are and for for such an incredible incredible experiences story and now we come to the riddles guys riddle time and today I'm going to ask you to riddles okay one is a riddle on tehilim and one is a riddle on nature on the world hashem created i'm gonna begin with the riddle about something about nature that is very very interesting okay and i want you to tune in and whoever answers the riddle and you get it right you're going to bleed neither get something special but make sure you put in your address and at the next program which we're gonna have i'm going to announce the right answer and those who got it right well glean out there get a special gift get a special special gift in their in their home and i want to make sure the volume is good let's try to get the volume a little louder people are saying it's not so loud let me put up the volume a little bit okay so whoever gets the right answer on the riddle gets a prize you're gonna you could text it into eight four five seven seven seven 47 47 I'm going to talk about water okay you look at water there's something very interesting about water the colder water becomes the heavier it is the denser it is the warmer the water is the hotter the water is the lighter it is but when water becomes colder the colder it becomes it becomes more dense more heavy more compacted therefore the cold layers of water will always sink sink to the bottom because the colder the water gets the heavier it gets and the coldest layer of water will always go down to the lowest level because it's the most dense it's the heaviest according to this when water reaches the freezing point it's not only cold but it's becoming frozen and it hardens into ice the ice should sink to the bottom that's the way we would expect we would expect that the ice should sink to the bottom because now the water reached the freezing point but something unique happens in nature when water is cooled to four degrees it suddenly reverses the process and the colder it becomes the lighter it becomes till it's 4 degrees if it's 50 degrees and it's going to 40 30 20 10 9 8 7 6 5 the colder it gets the heavier it gets and therefore it sinks to the bottom and the lower layers of water will always be colder and the lowest the coldest because it's the heaviest suddenly when it hits four degrees everything changes it's now the exact opposite the whole process is reversed instead of it becoming heavier you know what happens it becomes lighter and the colder it becomes the lighter it becomes so therefore when it turns into ice you know what happens the ice forms not on the bottom the ice forms on the top that's the process how it happens which means which means whenever you go to anybody of the water any body of water the bottom of the water will never be colder than four degrees because if it's colder than four degrees what happens it gets lighter and it goes it floats up all the way to the top this is a very very funny thing that happens as the water gets even colder colder than four degrees it becomes less dense and the colder it gets it expands and it becomes more light and therefore close to freezing the colder water floats to the top and the warmer water now sinks to the bottom now if you know a little bit about the science of water and ice you'll have all these explanations about the difference of molecules of water and molecules of ice the interesting thing is that this happens already when the water is four degrees when it's getting ready to become ice this change happens so there is the scientific explanation of what happens but what I want to ask you today and our first riddle is can we understand why Hashem put this extraordinary phenomenon in nature what are the results of this what are the ramifications of this what would have occurred if this ruled not exist in science if the rule would be consistent than that is that the more the water gets colder and colder and colder even lower than four degrees even colder than four degrees it continues to become heavier and sink this is my first question Kindle ah you can respond there eight four five seven seven seven forty-seven 47 our next riddle do you know that there's one capital in tehilim curfew attest chapter 119 which is the longest capital at the hilum it has 176 so come I think the same exact amount of sukham as the longest partion how much what's long as perish and how much no say 176 okay the same amount as the longest my sector in Shas baba Basara so you have in hamish in Suva and in gomorrah the longest one purchase knots in the sector of Abbas and tehilim 119 Kofi o test you know what's unique about coffee tests it goes through the olive base and every letter of the alphabet gets eight sukham so there's eight circum for a loaf and then there's a token for Bazin eight so can forgive mo so it starts off ashtray smee made orichalcum Bucyrus are they know it starts off with an Aleph and then the next faucet ASHRAE notes Rayados of certain which begin with olive then it starts base by megasuck and iris RFI and then gimel all the way till tough every letter of the olive base gets eight per sukham it's called Palmilla a P and c'mon yeah P hand this is a capital that is double homilist song praise ecstasy port spider towards mitzvos and in every single pasa dove it makes reference to shams Tyra he uses different words sometimes he'll use the word tie Rosco right like ash race we made orichalcum thesaurus Hashem he'll use the word Tyra sometimes he'll use the word who Kappa your laws sometimes I'll use the word Mitzvah sacca two of town but now Aslam Dana keep in mid-space at their Monty Baraka - I'm Danny hotel sometimes I'll use the word mish potaka sometimes he'll use the word a boy sometimes I'll use the word devar huh sometimes I'll use the word in Raza all of these words are used in every single person sometimes he uses the word P khuda huh p KU death for your commandments your mitzvahs your testimony every single possible have one of these expressions but there is an exception and my question is which pasta Corp sukham and Kofi Oh tests are missing any reference to Toyota in any one of the above phrases and why you can answer your question you can answer the question eight four five seven seven seven four seven four seven next program we are going to get back to both riddles the children who got it right if you put in their home address you will bleed never get something special from us here at the yeshiva that met Tyler Tyler the Kindle I'll tell you the Kindle ah I'm going to begin now with a few questions that keep on coming in from our dearest children okay a lot of questions coming in let's begin with a few questions and then we're going to go to another song and then we're gonna go to another amazing video that we're gonna do today about something extraordinary in our world and then we're gonna go to more questions and then we're going to go to another story and finish with a song so let me go to the first question here the question is by Ailee how come there are so many ways in our Vedas Hashem what is really the right way and what is Hannah and what is the right way to journey during our life here on this world Wow Haley this is a great great question and the answer is there are those things that we are all equal in just like we all need oxygen we all breathe and we all need to eat then we all need a drink and we all need to sleep and we all need to exercise these are things we all need but there's also the uniqueness and every single person that makes you unique as the Mishna says amiss after Sun hydrogen page 37 there are no two people who are identical they never worry there never were and there never will be because indeed every single person has a special contribution to make in this world that nobody else has there's a famous expression in English we are all born originals many of us died as copies in you discredits the same way the mitzvos include all of us we all dive in and we all need caution we all give sadaqa and we all are entire and we all celebrate shoppers and we all celebrate dumb TIFF and we all respect our fathers and mothers and we all love another Jew like ourselves etcetera etcetera however there is also the unique journey of each person and that's based on who you are it's based on your personality and the type of body you have and the type of mind you have and the type of neshama you have and the type of place you live and the type of talents and resources and challenges and blessings you have and that's why there are supposed to be many paths it's not supposed to be one path it's like the body itself look at my body imagine if my kidney decides tomorrow that it wants to be my nose where the heart says you know what I'm fed up with fed up with pumping blood all day I'm exhausted I would like to be the brain I want to be the supervisor right or the ears decide that they want to become the eyes and the eyes decide they want to become the legs and the stomach decides I want to become the pancreas or they decide they're all gonna do the same thing what happens it's a catastrophe a person can't live the beauty of the body is that every lemon every organ has its own unique contribution to make in life and they work together in full cooperation realizing that they're really one they're creating the miracle of life and the same is true among the Jewish people and the same is true in serving God the same is true in Yiddish guys there's things that we all do equally just like in the body the blood flows through every part of the body the blood cells trillions of blood cells we spoke last time with the videos right they go through every part of the body no difference you don't say oh this is a leg you don't need blood cells without it no part of the body can live but then there's also the unique contribution that every single limb of the body makes sorry sorry Huffman if Hashem knows what we're going to do how is it our choice and why give us a choice if you anyway know what we're gonna do if he in any way knows what we're going to do so we can't do anything else and if we can't do anything else it means we're forced to do what he wants so we don't have a choice that's an excellent excellent question wow that's an amazing question so this is a huge discussion this is a big big discussion and I should say that the Rambam rights and hooks is true ver in Chapter five I think it is that this is such a complicated idea because to understand how our Sims knowledge works is beyond human comprehension but still I'm going to give you one explanation that's brought in some smarter this is brought in meddra small and prickly others in the name of the Rama Moschino and it's brewed another swarm that is as follows for Hashem it's like the future happened already and because by Hashem past present and future are all one in fact the name you'd hey evolve heya shams name is three words together hiya hi every here he was he is and he will be so when Hashem looks at reality imagine if you could see the future before and for you it's like the future happened already so then Hashem could see what you chose so of course you have a choice Hashem just knows what you chose already because by him the past and the future are one so just like if I know what you chose yesterday to eat by dinner there was a big choice and you chose something and I know what you chose it doesn't mean that I forced you I just know what you did Hashem for him the future is like the past now I know it's very hard to understand but I just want to plant that seed I once gave a four class series on free choice if you're really curious girl you can go to the yeshiva dotnet and search free choice and you'll see I think it's four classes on this topic where we delved into it with more depth great question sorry okay I really enjoy your questions and answers did you make any major mistake if yes can you tell us about the mistake that you made I love you this is great so I'll tell you a little secret it's not a secret I always make a mistake some of them are big and some of them are small I sometimes make mistakes every single day but I'll tell you what I try to do I try to learn from every mistake when I make a mistake and I realize I made a mistake I ask myself wow that was a pretty stupid mistake now how can I learn from it not to repeat it now sometimes it doesn't really help I repeat the mistake again but the most important thing is that we should try to learn from our mistakes okay this is a question by Yo of yahwah from melbourne australia yahwah from melbourne I heard I heard it be said that when you were younger you were one of the team who used to remember the lubavitcher rebbe his teachings at a fabrini in' for many many hours on Shabbos and on young turf because they were not recorded and you used to write them down after Shabbos and after Yom Tov how in the world were you able to do it how is it possible to remember so many hours of talks well yo-yo that's a powerful question it's a powerful powerful question so I would say two things I would say three things number one sometimes a person has a special gift from Hashem with special resources that you could do something that may be difficult and challenging but you can still do it even though a lot of other people have other gifts and they can do other things every person has their unique gifts number one but there's also something else and that is when you're listening to something listening to a person and you really feel and believe that what you're hearing now is historic it's never going to be repeated again and it's unbelievable powerful inspiring deep and real material and therefore you tune into the words with your whole soul you can absorb it but there is a third Kannada element and that is you have to suspend everything else in your mind you can't even think about that you're not thinking about anything else and you can't even think about the fact that you're trying hard to remember and you can't even think about the fact that you're enjoying it because then your intellectual ego your eye gets involved and you're not really open to absorb so you have to suspend everything that's called bittle and you open your mind completely these are the three components that I think were extremely helpful who caused the virus the corona virus the sultan or hashem the answer to this is that there's only one master in the world and that is hashem the world is not divided by two domains where hashem runs some things and then the sultan runs other things Hashem is who Levada I Sevilla sakaba masa Hashem is the one ruler and master of the universe Hashem our loving creator calls the shots yes we speak about a Sutton and we speak about my locker but all they could be is as the Navi says kick arse and be a defensive it's like the ax in the hand of the chopper so imagine if you're building a sucker and you take the hammer and you take the nail and you bang the nails into the wall so you build your sucker and I want to thank you for building my sucker am I gonna go and thank the hammer and the nail they did it but you don't thank the hammer and the nail because the hammer and the nail were just hammers they were employed as lifeless tools in the hand of the person who built a sucker so Hashem has so many tools in this world he has hammers and he has nails and part of those hammers and nails are called viruses that are made up of genetic material RNA and they have their fatty covering capsules and they travel and they try to get into animals of the people so they could live because if not they can't live as I explained in previous children's sessions so there are all these tools that our Shem used which we call nature but essentially Hashem is the one master of the universe what do you do Betsy what do you do when you're going with sugar because you can't go anywhere in your home I bet see Betsy you're a good boy I love you what should you do first of all is it possible for you to go outside if it's not dangerous if it's medically not a problem I don't know where you live so you should try to run outside run run outside do some exercise maybe play some basketball do some sports maybe do some dancing what do you do you're a smart kid find ways to entertain yourself there's so much amazing things you could now do in life first of all you could connect with friends either on the telephone or through zoo or through a computer call relatives pull friends play games read books learn more davin more you could read now like you've never read before call your Bubbe and you say they call your uncles and aunts play with your siblings if you can or come up with new ideas maybe start writing a journal maybe make an album maybe organize your room maybe exercise maybe you want to learn an instrument maybe try to learn an instrument or maybe you want to learn how to draw or maybe there's a top of that interests you or maybe well hardly you should go through tomorrow so try to figure out how you could make your day productive and have fun and bond with your parents and with your siblings me and many others have read and watched things that I am not proud of things that ruined my ideas okay this is an adult question this is an adult question so you could ask it tonight that our teenage program 9:30 p.m. you can ask this question tonight okay because it's it's an adult it's an adult question okay my friends we are now gonna take a little break of questions and answers and we are going to go to this beautiful beautiful song by Yishai sheller Vahine a hashem Nitze severa vocalist [Music] the inai ashame to meet subbu Oh Emile oho let's give oh you do boy am I beat low every kind kilo yo is boola I deem of the cold vinaya same needs of I'm Aloha let's give oh you don't he might be loved if we can kill Allah de Molay kalui the heat is a meter yo yo let's get rowdy Oh Oh No you know very nice email or call [Music] if I can kill oh you're alive whoa now you saved me too you go [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] even though it although let's give oh you don't Oh maybe I can climb [Music] No [Music] Wow Fahim a hashem needs eval of amyloid calorics quite a uma batalov of eyghon Clairsville am i've de Caro ye with that song is telling us is that Hashem is deepest desire and pleasure his deepest interest is to have a relationship with you he's so connected to you he cares so much about who you are and everything you do has such a powerful influence and impact so ty in Italia the Kindle love before we continue with questions and answers a lot of questions and answers are coming in and you can text your questions to eight four five seven seven seven four seven four seven eight four five seven seven seven four seven four seven you can also text the answer to our two riddles and I want to remind you tonight for your siblings your older siblings teenagers we have a program 9:30 p.m. on earth is even that net the yeshiva dotnet th ey es HIV a.net that's the night 9:30 this Sunday two o'clock a Yiddish program for children aji de chef program fight Kindle a and against develop on the yeshiva dotnet coming Sunday two o'clock p.m. the second day of ear Bezier this coming Sunday and then next Thursday were again gonna have four teenagers and a week from Sunday at four going to have our next program with children in English and I'm going to address the two riddles and reward all those children who got it right and now I want to talk about something extraordinary and marvelous you know one session we spoke about how viruses work and how they get into the body and they make copies of themselves and suddenly from one virus there are thousands and then hundreds of thousands and then millions and sometimes it kalila be life-threatening a man shall bring a complete and speedy recovery to all those who neither a for slamming or for Craver speedily very speedily and smoothly and easily when I'm I remain we spoke in one of the programs we spoke about the white blood cells and we spoke about the red blood cells and now I want to speak about another phenomenon an extraordinary phenomenon in nature and I'm going to talk for a few moments about bees now we look at bees is very very annoying you're sitting in your sucker and you're sitting around the table and there's of course maybe honey on the table or whatever else does on the table wine and suddenly in the back there or in the honey or on your fish there is one B and the B is roaming around and then ten minutes later there is eight bees in your sucker ten minutes later there's eight bees in your Sakura you go out to your garden now in the spring after pay Sun and the flowers start coming up and soon the bee start coming out because they love to suck the nectar they come to the nectar the sweet part of the flower the becomes and the bee takes the nectar and the bee eats part of it and the bee also can't eat so much and the bee wants to bring back food to the tens of thousands of bees waiting in the bee hive so the bee has two sacs where it stores nectar and it brings it back to the bee hive and then the bee knows how to take this nectar and together with its own enzymes it turns it into honey and even though it B is a non-kosher insect the honey of course is very kosher we dip the Apple in honey and we dip Italian honey and we love honey devathas olive there there is kabir tommy and eric says strollers defined as errors of us call of wood vash it's the land that flows with milk and honey and honey actually comes from the nectar of the flowers which the be through its own body elements turns into honey and it stores it in in cones in the bee hive and this is what we call a mush and kindness oh thank you what we called Vash thank you thank you Simon Baraka Todd in Milan pony up Advani now here's the deal let's say let's say you're starving you're starving you haven't eaten in a long time and everyone in your home hospital doesn't have food everybody's hungry starving right let's say it's era of pace so you know Eric pace are kind a lot of homes there's no food people are starving right I remember when I grew up Eric pasted up in the after you're always starving and then suddenly in the garage or in one of the pantries or in the freezer or somewhere you find a great stack of good on food and of course you eat and you make sure to eat a lot of it so you're full and then what do you do you go back and you tell your brothers and your sisters there's great food there are no macaroons or ladyfingers or chocolate or whatever the foods you eat on pacer every family according to its traditionally from unity maybe some good meat or some good steak or good burgers or chicken or nuts or oranges or peers whatever it is not peers but oranges and you tell them and in a few minutes they're all there enjoying the shallowest - that they just found a bee goes and finds food you see the bees are looking bees can see and basically smell and the bee finds the nectar but now B wants to tell all of its friends all of its colleagues all of its family members and the bee hive that is great great food here so first of all they can all eat second of all they can bring back food for those in the hive third of all they can make honey problem is the bee can speak the bee can't communicate so dear boy inertia loyola mush em put a mechanism into the bee into the work B that is extraordinary and I want to show you what it is take a look at this extraordinary video honeybee workers are able to send complex messages to one another in the wild they're sometimes nest out in the open but mankind has persuaded them to live and saw their honey in hives the colonists heart is its queen she is just a little bigger than her subjects and mother of them all in spring when food stocks are low the workers get busy collecting nectar [Music] they have a remarkable method of telling one another where to find the most productive flowers [Music] it's called the waggle dance this returning bee has just found a new source of nectar and is going to tell others in the hive about it [Music] first she gathers an audience to do that she climbs on her sisters backs and vibrates her abdomen now that she's got their attention she begins her dance using a code of movements that tell her fellow workers where her discovery lies [Music] the duration of her waggle indicates the distance to the nectar source the longer the waggle the further the flower and the angle at which she dances across the cone tells them the direction to the flower in relation to the Sun [Music] her instructions are remarkably accurate and can pinpoint the location of a nectar source over six kilometres away some of her fellow workers set off immediately to find it in one short season the colony's workers will visit up to 500 million flowers and will make around 90 kilograms of honey that is sufficient to sustain the whole colony through the coming winter when there is no nectar to be had [Music] you Wow this is absolutely incredible and some time ago I know somebody who lives a few blocks away from me in Muncie New York and they have beehives and I dressed up in the suit that I want to get bitten and I went in I went into the Beehive and you have 50,000 bees this little little high and they're working they're working non-stop many of the bees live only for 30 days because they work hours every single day they die from exhaustion they fly back and forth back and forth and I was watching I saw the queen bee and then I got to see this incredible phenomenon this incredible miracle of nature that you just saw and it's called the bee dance literally the bee comes back and it makes a dance what I like to call with my children see gate oxidation tensile it's like a civic dance yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah the beat is going around that yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah the music is missing but the bee is literally dancing around so you can just think it's excited you know the bee got food hey harangue no no there's so much wisdom and depth because in that dance as the bee is dancing around and around she's actually giving a shear she's giving a lecture she's giving a presentation she is teaching everyone around her we're they can go get their food to be able to sustain themselves and live to be able to bring it back to the high for the other bees and to be able to produce honey and oh so to do one more thing do you know that bees are very very special to us cuz even though we find them annoying but if you open up the refrigerator you look at your counter 70% I think it's around 70% of the produce that you have in your kitchen or in your garage and your or in your refrigerator it's credit to the bees because for these for this produce to reproduce the seeds have to be pollinated they need pollen in order to be able to create new bushes new trees new new flowers that will ultimately create the fruits and the vegetables you want and who brings this pollen who allows all of this produce to grow 70% of it is bees you know why because when the bees go to the flower to eat the nectar the bees also pick up pollen along the way over there and then they spread it out and they allow a new generation to grow and now they go back to tell their friends and how do they share it with their friends with this with this Silesia tongues or with this pencil with this with this bean pants I should say with this bee dance the waggling of the bees body what an what an incredible incredible phenomenon now I want I want to make sure you notice some of the details when the bee comes back they're not looking at her they have a lot of things to do so what does the bf2 do she has to call out and say it's time for if I bring in it's time for a how does she do that they're busy they're busy then I played the Gators she starts jumping on them and they start feeling her stomach vibrating on them she's jumps on them she now got their attention she triggered them she says never to have a special message now they gather around there you see it she's in the middle and now starts the action she starts to dance this dance is so meticulously calculated because of a few things number one how long is she gonna dance number two how was she gonna dance so the B basically knows where the Sun is and she's gonna dance in the right angle from the Sun so that the bees will understand that when they go out of the hive we are they going to find the Sun the food do they have to go in the direction where the Sun is that's the direction or maybe they have to go away from that direction maybe a 90-degree angle maybe a 15 degree angle maybe a hundred and twenty degree angle 180 degree angle from the Sun maybe a 200 degree angle or maybe they just have to go in the direction of the Sun when they come out of the Beehive look where the Sun is go in that direction so the angle that she dances on is the angle from the Sun where the food is gonna be where the nectar is gonna be incredible or what but that's not enough let's say they know that they have to go on a 90 degree angle from the Sun that's where the food is but where they supposed to go they guard over the Bihar they go in that direction she has to tell them how far every second that she dances is one kilometer how the bee knows that every second is approximately one kilometer which is a little more than a half a mile so over the beat dancing dance is 10 seconds if she goes on this dance for 10 seconds they know they have to fly whoa wait they gotta go six miles if she dances for one second it means it's right there one kilometer if she mama she gives a fast dance if she just makes a circle she makes a circle she's not going down a line and then coming back and dawn going down a line she just makes a circle what does it mean it means you'll go out and you'll see it right there how the bee knows this she knows where the Sun is even in the dark beehive now she could dance an hour later the Sun already moved but she knows where the Sun is and they all know so when she's at an angle they understand when you come out this is gonna be the angle from the Sun and that's where you're gonna find your food and they know exactly how far how long they have to go there's something else they smell the pollen that she brought back and therefore when they come to that place they start smelling if it's the same smell they know it's hot if it's not the same smell it's called we have to go a little further we have to adjust our angle what do you see from here bees know this they're hatched and they just know this how Hashem put into every single creature every single organism the Brill into wisdom it needs in order to be able to survive and in order to be able to create a new generation and in order to be able to help the environment all these three things to be able to survive itself to be able to make sure there's a new generation and to be able to help its environment because because of this what can the bee do the bee can go tell other bees how to get food so they can all survive they can create a new generation that you can read a beehive they can get give us honey and they can pollinate all these flowers which allows a new generation of produce this is the Karma that Hashem gave every single living organism the perfect ability to be able to fulfill its purpose in this world they should be able to give life to creation they should be able to perpetuate life look at this little tiny thing there's a little dance what is in the thousands of years people did not know about this they just knew the mystery a bee comes into your suka a bee comes into your garden a bee comes to flowers and a few minutes later a few hours later a bunch of bees are there because they heard a sheer from this bee you know what else you could learn from this you could learn from this for each and every one of us Hashem gave you all the resources you need to fulfill your mission in this world every person has their own mission but whatever resources you have are there to fulfill your mission and whatever you need to fulfill your mission you have those resources and you know maybe maybe this is a little humorous but the first time I saw the bee dance you know what I saw I saw that there was something very special it was almost like this is just my feeling that the bee came home it's fulfilled its purpose it got its food that brought food to the Beehive it's gonna give everybody honey it's gonna they're gonna have food for the whole winter cause in the winter they can't go out there's no nectar so they have to stay in the Beehive so they need honey for the whole winter a lot a lot of honey for the whole winter you know that they visit I think 500 million flowers of beehive and from that they make a lot of honey for the whole winter she comes home she's happy she's excited what do you do she goes a dance it's a way of thanking the reboiler sirloin limits I said there's a pencil she goes at conference he goes a dance it's assumed that she brings to everybody because when you fulfill your purpose there's a sense of inner joy and satisfaction let's go back to the questions and answer late for five seven seven seven four seven four seven a lot of questions are coming in let's see what we have over here eight four five seven seven seven four seven four seven okay I try so hard I'm always accepting things on myself for a short amount of time but then it goes away I'm not inspired anymore and I remember the Mishna says lafoon Saira agra the harder you work the more reward you get and I feel that it's gonna be I'm gonna be taking on things forever which is not easy can you give me any advice yes yes let me give you advice don't just take on things try to do it in a way that works for you in other words don't just say you know okay I'm gonna stop doing this and start doing a new thing because it's usually not gonna last there's no Mitzvah to take on things and then be disappointed and take it on again and be disappointed again try to take on things that work for you take on things that you're ready to take on take on things that you really appreciate the value of doing these things or not doing these things and that you have a system of how you're going to maintain it even when you're not in the mood because that will avoid a lot a lot of disappointment yes don't be afraid of challenging yourself as you said Lefou Saira Agri but there's no Mitzvah constantly disappointing yourself by trying and failing and trying and failing and failing do it a completely different way really try to see why you're failing and if you could fix that in a very deep place it'll be so much easier maybe you're taking on things that you're not ready for or maybe you take on things but you're not really convinced you should be taking on these things so try to work with yourself maybe you could speak to somebody you respect and your family you're outside of your family made able to help you to clarify these things my name is Ruchi I am 8 years old what can I do to make Hashem proud rookie you are doing what you whatever you're doing you're making Hashem proud even this question what a special question imagine if my son or daughter would come to me and say Tati what can I do to make you proud Wow you already made me proud Ruthie your existence makes em proud your existence just you you make Hashem proud look at Rashi Raschi that defines the words gula we are as gula this is GU lavash Emmy says you like a treasure the king walks in and he just wants to look at it and he enjoys a rush M sees you and he's all smiles Hashem sees you you make him proud your very existence but remember every time you bring light into the world light into your life goodness you make a Shem prouder and prouder and prouder every time you learn Tyre every time you dive into becoming to a midst every time you help somebody every time you tell you Yeats ahora no and you Yeats eight oh yeah you make Hashem even more and more proud if Hashem programmed bad people to be bad and good people to be good and do good why does a Shem have Gehenna Mangan Ayden the answer of course is that we are not programmed we have choices and we can make choices so we always have the ability to make choices we are not programmed why does Hashem bring people into the world if he's going to make them die that's a beautiful beautiful question wow that's a real question I mean they're all great questions I love the question the answer to this is that our life on this world has extraordinary unbelievable value and purpose it's not like oh we live and it's nothing and let's you know let's get it over with it's like driving on a highway you just want to get to your destination and you wish the highway wasn't there every moment of life in this world has an eternal impact on an eternal value the meddra says that Hashem created our world where godliness where Hashem is concealed so that we should reveal the oneness of Hashem in this world at every moment of your life in this world has extraordinary value and opportunity and forever and you know that even after we died there's going to be clear son Mason every soul is ultimately going to come back to this world and there will be ternal life as the Ramban explains because the ultimate purpose of a Veda sasha is in this world even though there is that time when we go to the next world because the neshamah is in gonna deny me and my brother fight all day because we have nothing else to do what should we do about it okay I I think you should have a new game and that is the fight should be that each one of you has to be the other brother okay so let's say you're fighting about who gets to play with this game right so instead of you being you and your brother being you your brother being him make a game that you should make believe you're your brother and you have to explain why your brother is right and your brother has to be you and he has to explain why you're right that should be the game so whenever you're ready to get into the next fight stop and remember my suggestion say we're gonna do it this way okay I'm gonna argue for you're sorry then you're gonna argue from my side first of all it's a great game secondly you'll understand the other person's perspective and third of all you'll have great times together if we look on the world like a place where everybody has a mission and when a person accomplishes his mission he moves on to the next world is there a logical reason that we are sad when somebody passes away not an emotional reason there is a logical reason why somebody is where we are sad when somebody passes away because every single person's presence in this world enriches our lives so much especially somebody you're close with and that's why according to halakha when somebody passes away there is deep grief and is deep mourning so of course you're right the neshamah finished its mission and the neshamah is going where exactly it has to go and then summers eternal and the neshamah does not die when a physical body dies but still but still I miss my father I miss my loved ones you miss your father you miss your mother you say to you bubbie whoever it is your friend your family member or relative or friend and therefore there is something that they brought to the world that we don't have direct access to with our bodies and that's very very painful Hashem did not create anything new how did he create this world that a new concept of time a and so is placed that did not exist and is new the creation of the world is called yesh may I earn something from nothing and what it means something from nothing is that Hashem even though within Hashem you have everything you have everything that potential for the world was always there but the revealed manifestation of the world like you say time and space this is something that I Shem had to bring out as something new because before that it's called nothingness because it's completely absorbed in our shams infinite self and that's why it's called something new even though the potential of course was there because Hashem includes the potential for everything but the potential is so to speak pregnant within him if I could use that expression and then Hashem has to create and bring out something new which before that was just part of infinity because when we look at time and space it doesn't seem infinite it seems very very limited if you would see it in its source it's really an expression of infinity and this is pretty deep stuff you're asking but you asked a deep question so I gave you a very very deep answer that's why it's called yesh may I in a sham creates the world something from nothing because the limited definition of the world is something news you could text your questions 8 4 5 7 7 7 47 47 now I am going to share with you a beautiful story Toyota tyre Candela this is a story which happened in the early 1800s it's a story about a prominent commander of the French army who worked under Napoleon Napoleon Bonaparte was the Emperor of France Napoleon was a young man but he was the most powerful person in the world he ruled over most of Europe in the early 1800s but then he made a fatal mistake he declared war against Russia Napoleon's appetite was insatiable he never could satisfy his appetite it wasn't enough for him that he ruled most of Europe he needed to rule the world like Alexander the great Alexander Michener and Napoleon in summer 1812 spring summer 1812 tough cough iron Bay's declared war against the Czar of Russia now Russia is a huge country but Napoleon mobilized the greatest army in human history till that point six hundred thousand soldiers unbelievable number and they crossed the river he came of course from France went to the east came to Russia through luther way mia and crossed the river the Vilna area covered a Vilna area you'd base thomas tough cough iron base this is June 1812 Napoleon Bonaparte declares war against Russia he thought that within a little while the Tsar will surrender to the conditions of Napoleon Napoleon will be able to state the conditions and he will ultimately be the ultimate master and ruler over Russia as well there's a story that a prominent French commander encountered the great reply in vulajin r-rahim of illusion was the rabbi the Rev of the loose Iranian city of Varginha he was also the founder of the great Volare yeshiva rapine ballerina was also considered one of the greatest students of the Vilna Gaon and a crime but larger know whose author many far him like Natasha hi I'm Andrew hi I'm and other books shall search over scotoma shoeless reply Mahajan er was asked by a prominent French commander who will win the war Russia or France well Napoleon emerged triumphant that was the expectation or will Napoleon be defeated and the story is told that rebellion told him the following parable O'Brien said that there was once a prince traveling on the road with eight mighty horses they were of the finest stock when he arrived in the midst of a thick forest one of the horses slipped into dangerous quicksand and the horse pulled the other horses after it and the whole wagon turned over all the efforts of the prince and his officers to get them out were futile they were in vain nothing was happening the horses were stuck in the ditch in the quicksand a few hours passed the poor Prince's exhausted these dirty smelly and along comes a simple farmer a peasant with a wagon that's drawn by three weak and sickly horses the horses are old the horses are frail the horses are emaciated you could see they're not being fed well they also begin to sink into the quick scent the farmer begins to whip the horses they use all their strength and they pull themselves and the wagon out of the quicksand the prince is watching this and he's amazed he goes over to this poor farm and he said I don't understand I have eight mighty beautiful horses the best of the best you have three old sickly horses yours were able to get out of the ditch the mud the quicksand mine are still stuck how do you explain this my horses have so much power and might your horses are weak and probably what's going on there farmer looked at the prince he smiled and he said let me explain to you your horses are pure thoroughbreds your horses are the best you have taken one from here one from there one from here you have taken the best of every country each one of your horses has his own individual Stella's own individual personality and when you whip them each one tries to go in a different direction they can't really unite for the common good because each one of them has his way of doing things on the contrary when you whip one of them the other one is a little bit happy he doesn't mind that you're whipping the other horse let me tell you about my horses my bony and weak horses are all of one family see these three horses it's a mother and two children these horses love each other they're one they grew up together they care for each other when I whipped one of them the others feel the pain and all they want to do is help out the other one so they pulled themselves out of the quicksand by working together in unison and replying said the great Napoleon is like the prince in our story he has at his disposal a gigantic well-trained army but they're not from the same blood the army is made up from troops of Austria and Prussia and France and Italy and Spain and all over Europe Napoleon mobilized soldiers from all over Europe and every faction wants to claim the victory to its own credit every one of them cares about themselves each battalion is not so upset when another one is defeated the Russian army is very different it's a poor army they're not trained as well but they're made up of one nation fighting to keep their own country they feel the common danger they're completely united for the common good therefore I'm afraid that victory will go to your enemy history has proven him right Napoleon suffered a tremendous loss near Moscow finally he was defeated at the river crossing at the georgina almost all of his soldiers either fled or were decimated and killed the Tsar emerged victorious when I heard this story I read this story I thought to myself wow what a powerful lesson for today's times you know each one of us has our own personality and that's good each one of us is an individual and we have our way of doing things and our way of thinking about things but the most one of the most important gifts in life for the Jewish people is to remember that we're all part of one family we are all children of our Shem we're all soldiers of our sham we're all ambassadors of our Shem yes we have our personalities we have differences of opinions we have different perspectives different emotions but I have to be able to celebrate with your life and after be able to feel the pain of the whip that you receive and I have to remember that although I cherished my life and my contribution never ever should I live a type of life where I become estranged from you because ultimately we both suffer from that when the souls come together when there's trust and there's love and this camaraderie we can get out of every ditch and we can get out of every cold quick sense and we can get out of every abyss when we reach powerful but I'm only powerful on my own independent separate from you ultimately everybody everybody loses and as we go through this time of quarantine this is such a time to reflect on this and to remember this inner oneness that we have with each other because of this other one is that we have with our Shem twenty-four hours a day seven days a week you're always in a place of infinity and always in a place of unity and always in a place of oneness even if there are sometimes voices that distract us from this one is my dearest dearest Kindle ah you can come back two nights 9:30 not for you it's for your teenage siblings 9:30 p.m. on the eeschema that net for another program you can text your questions to eight four five seven seven seven four seven four seven come back Sunday at two o'clock p.m. for a Yiddish program on the yeshiva dotnet come back in a week from Sunday for another English program at four o'clock p.m. a program for children all on the with that net it's on the scheduel right there on the website you can also watch all the previous eight children's programs we had seven in the seven in English one in year there's one in Hebrew you can watch them all on the Shiva that night I want to thank you all for coming and let's conclude with this beautiful melody Spira vocalist melody by the vulnera hamana the honey Rock Amana come on [Music] they would make it only Lonnie yeah yo even yeah they know they don't need a doornail Arnie you're even a No Oh oh yeah oh yeah they know oh yeah oh yeah they know Oh