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First of all, a welcome home to AB.
That's first of all.
>> [applause]
>> A welcome home as well to Jud, to Yehuda
Mendel. Welcome home, Yehuda.
>> [applause]
>> Kyan, Kyan he should have gone first.
Where is Is Davie here?
I want to continue in a few hours. We're
going to greet It's Pasha to me. Now,
Shimon bar Yochai is going to come. It's
Pasha. Pasha will be here in the
Neshama. He's a big tzaddik. And the
Yidden that this yeshiva we're excited
for Shimon bar Yochai. And it's Pasha to
me that avada there's there's these
things are higher than my eyes could see
and yours. But in a very serious way,
we're going to farbreng together
together to tzaman.
And and I want to prepare for Lag B'Omer
that's coming in a few hours. I want to
prepare together. I want to learn a
Mishnah where Shimon bar Yochai says
something that you need his eyes.
And in preparing to greet him, I'm going
to learn this Gemara, but I'm I'm going
to ask believe not that we all work in
it. At least be mispallel for such a
niyam this afternoon.
And that we would I'm going to try
believe not that not just to learn this
to prepare in some way to greet Shimon
bar Yochai. To greet the day that Klal
Yisrael's miskasha to this tzaddik.
So, I want to I want to share this
incredible Gemara Samech Vav Mem Beis.
We've been learning Lamed Gimmel Mem
Beis in Shabbos. We're stuck in middle
of the Gemara, but we're fast forwarding
a couple of blocks to Samech Vav Mem
Beis a Mishnah. Gemara Samech Zayin It's
it's a pella this Gemara. Let's let's
learn the Gemara together. Let's let's
learn let's learn tzaman.
The Mishnah on Samech Midbar is the
Mishnah says
says Bnei Melachim kings can go out
besugen.
A king on Shabbos can go out with bells.
It's normal for fancy people to have
bells on their bigadim. We're not
talking about the Shabbos bells, but
talking about mamish bells. Some Yeah,
bells on the bigadim, b e l l s.
And it says kings could go out with
bells on their bigadim. I assume at the
corner of a bigad. I think kings have
bells on their bigadim. It's like a big
deal when they show up.
>> [snorts]
>> They don't go places quietly. It's like
ding ding ding. Look who's here. It's a
It's a It's their bells on their
bigadim. So it says kings are allowed to
go out with bells on the bigadim. It's
not called carrying. We know there's a
melacha d'Oraisa of hotza'ah on Shabbos
Kodesh.
A Yid is not allowed to carry on Shabbos
Kodesh. Fascinating melacha of hotza'ah.
A Yid can't carry on Shabbos Kodesh.
What is assur on Shabbos? If you were
describing it to a Yehuda, what
can't you do on Shabbos?
You're allowed to lift a thousand pound
weight up and down, up and down the
whole day. Yeah. So what can't be done
on Shabbos?
Melacha work? You can shvitz your head
off. So what can't you do on Shabbos?
A Jew desists from being creative.
We're not creative because on Shabbos we
announce Hashem's the creator. The
melachos have nothing to do with sweat,
with hard work. You can't be creative on
Shabbos. And the 39 melachos of
creativity. The one that's the least
creative of all 39, Chazal call the
melacha gru'ah hotza'ah is carrying.
Creative?
I carry something a few feet. The reason
it's creative is because it's only
assur, of course, to bring it from one
reshus to another. You're either not
allowed to bring from reshus harabim to
reshus hayachid or reshus hayachid to
every four
a new
so you can't bring an item to a new
that's a creativity to that. This item
wasn't there and now it's in the it's a
creativity you've created it's creative.
That's the
creativity and the creation is bringing
an item. There's good
why is there no sheer on
in the city one could take one step
carrying something. Why is there no
sheer
here there's no
sheer so the
says cuz the the
is bringing an item into a new
so half you didn't do half you didn't
bring an item into a new
so nothing was done that's why there's
no sheer
says the called
you can't carry. If you're wearing
clothing that's not called carrying it's
the
to wear clothing I'm not carrying
anything. If you wear something that's
not the style to wear the state to
carry.
Kings could wear bells
cuz it's normal.
Comes the mission and this is
really says the mission of them.
Every person really is allowed to wear
bells and
said kings could have the ones who
normally wear bells but every every
person is allowed to wear a bell.
Practical Montana who holds this way
you're allowed to wear bells. Now the is
asking a bomb catcher.
Practical how can a commoner wear a
bell?
What's the catcher explains the
the is asking two catchers.
If you wear something outlandish what's
the problem? What's the problem? So what
it's not the to wear it I'm wearing it.
Why can't you wear something outlandish
on
does anybody here not wear gloves in the
on this?
I don't wear gloves because if a guy a
Yid sticks out his hand to me, I'm
shaking his hand. And because I'm going
to take it off, I'm worried I'm going to
come to carry it. You think I'm shaking
a Yid's hand with a glove? You're a
meshuggener.
I'm going to shake his hand like a
mensch. So I'm going to take off the
glove. Then there's a problem. I'm going
to come to carry it. If you're very cold
kind of guy, then you can wear gloves on
Shabbos. If you're the type of fellow,
don't show anybody, don't tell anybody.
But if you want to leave on your gloves
to shake hands,
first of all, get healthier and second
of all,
you're allowed to them. But about that,
I shouldn't make fun. Okay, we said. But
if a guy is a far a mensch, if I see a
Yid, I'm going to take off the glove to
shake his hand. Hand on hand. So the
bottom line is is that if you wear
something
>> [laughter]
>> If
If you wear something that's not the
derech to wear, there are two problems.
First of all, somebody may make fun of
you and you'll take it off.
>> [snorts]
>> If you wear bells, if people see it,
they're like, "Uh are you okay?"
People are going to make fun of you and
you'll take it off.
And the second thing is, Rashi says,
a second reason Rashi says, one second,
the second reason you'll take it off cuz
unusual.
It's like a funny item. Hey, you see
what I'm wearing? And you'll take it off
like to show, to laugh. The two worries
you'll take it off either cuz people
laugh at you. It's like silly. Or cuz
it's so unusual, you're not used to it.
You're like, it's just a joke. You're
putting on as a joke. You'll take it off
to look at it, to laugh at it, to show
it. So practically Mara, how can a
regular Yid Yid wear bells? Montana, who
would hold this way? It's a joke a
regular Yid Yid wearing a bell. Says the
Gamara sama zayan on Shabbos, Montana.
Who's the tan who holds a year could
wear bells? That's like it's bizarre.
Amre by issue of shimini.
It's like it's of shimini of shimini by
of shimini on zero of shimini says where
of shimini the amra call you Israel the
name of him.
Yid not kings. All yid not kings.
So by zay.
I by zay of shimini by kayos call you
Israel the name of him. I by zay they
could wear it of had it. He's not
worried it'll be like funny like a joke.
If a yid wears a crown it's very normal.
It's not like a left. It's not a joke.
He's stuck at sugar past. He's strong on
the mesa.
Of shimini by kayos says for a yid to
wear
items that belong to a king call you
Israel the name of him.
And I by zay there's nothing
there's nothing outlandish about it.
He's not a king.
>> [clears throat]
>> And of shimini by kayos is pasquening.
The pas of Shabbos it looks a little
bizarre. A yid will feel comfortable
wearing dressing like this.
It's interesting.
Girls on girls on on on Purim said
almost every girl dresses up as a calu
or princess. That's how girls dress up.
I remember when I was a youngster I
dressed up like a bum.
So an older yid I dressed up like a
gishmakster guy like a like a person a
vagabond as a person.
So I dressed up like that. So a yid an
older yid made fun of me. Said you want
to be that?
You
you're such a fool. Today I say you want
to be that and I want to be it. I'm just
honest to admit there's all different
parts. I'm curious and wonderful of
course gishmak.
But you you dress up like all different
things. When a yid puts on clothing of
malkus there's nothing fun about funny
about it.
A yid wears big day malkus literally of
shimini by kayos pasquening. He's not
saying like a gishmaka word.
He's saying deep in the psyche of a Yid
al ach ul maaseh.
The Yid wears garments of kings, he's
some not embarrassed, literally he's
paskening. It's no problem take it off
cuz people are deriding you. They will
actually feel very comfortable.
Malchus of a king feels comfortable to a
Yid cuz a Yid in the deepest space,
that's how we feel. It just feels right.
I dress up like a king, it's a shidduch
past, feels right. To the point that
we're not worried if somebody laughs at
him he's going to take it off. We're not
worried it's a this this quirky item
you're going to sh- No, it's like it's
very tzugepast, it feels right. Feels
comfortable. Kol Yisrael bnei malchus,
every Yid is a ben melech. That's the
deepest space in a malchus kehuna.
Reb Shimon has profound einayim. Reb
Shimon always is the pnimius ha'inyan.
It's interesting when people do
shidduchim, when people do shidduchim
So, where's Aicha right today? Today the
the cat's out of the two families, two
mishpachas
are there's a shidduch baruch Hashem in
a few hours. Keep it quiet. The
Smilewitz mishpacha with mishpacha
Swolf. What? Two mishpachas that are
about to become a chosson. They're both
like glorious families in our people.
The Smilewitz mishpacha, we all know
that Naftali Grunberger, our Naftali, we
all look up to. He's He's partially
married into the Smilewitz family.
The other special Swolly Ryan, big
people. Mordechai Ryan's brother is
married into the fam- Just big people.
He has big brothers, big people is
packed as a He's Adam chashuv moed.
And then you have the Wolf mishpacha.
R'Eli Greenwald's a co- The Lowensteins
I'm saying Wolf, the the uncle's Wolf.
The Lowenstein mishpacha. The
Lowenstein. The Lowenstein mishpacha
that the Zayde that Rav Ronnie
Greenwald, the big idealist, the uncles
are heads of institutions, the head of T
J, the head of Maor.
All different beautiful institutions and
big people the Wolf mishpacha is talking
uncle big families.
I want to say that I always find by
Yidden we're b'nei melachim, it's always
big families.
It's always we're we're we're a nation
full of royalty. We're full of big
people.
The mishpachas are always big-time
families. That's who we are.
That's who we are as a people.
I get very nervous when we make social
classes in our people. I get very very
nervous. It's a nonsense, very goyish,
very secular. Sometimes people make
Yidden come from this country, that's
classy. This country, not By us, that's
a bunch of bunk.
Kol Yisrael b'nei Avraham Avinu type of
yeshiva.
There's no such goyish in Amayu. By us
say Yidden is mamleches kohanim. We
don't have social classes. Wow, these,
they're from here. We don't fall for
this garbage. Nonsense. Kol Yisrael
b'nei melachim dinu. We're we're a
people of royalty. It's so deep and so
profoundly true al halacha l'maaseh. A
Yid could go out with garments of a
melech and he practically is not
nervous. Avraham Avinu is very deep in
him. If you don't have the eyes of
Avraham Avinu, you say this is
outlandish.
He's dressed up like a like a king. It's
not outlandish at all.
Not outlandish at all. A Yid is very
comfortable with bigdei malchus. Deep
down, it feels right. Just like feels
feels good, it feels right. You know why
it feels right? Cuz it's kol Yisrael
b'nei melachim.
Cuz we're mamleches kohanim. We're
people of malchus. Avraham Avinu sees a
Yid walking down the street, he sees a
guy with a crown. It's funny, in yeshiva
there was a a lot of guys like wearing
tallit.
And that is a tallit is out there Israel
with Sephardic the glory of a year.
And it's like made sense the everybody
loved wearing tallit.
You have to look into a lot of challahs.
You don't want to put on a bag of
tzitzit not mitzvah. I advise a guy is
mitzvah is a shame mitzvah. He has to
look into should he make a bracha,
should he not. Don't put it on as a
collector as a joke, then you have a
problem of wearing tallit canvas. Even
if you have tzitzit, you're not doing
person is putting on a bag of mitzvah
mitzvah.
But a year a year never looks funny with
a crown. He never looks silly. He never
looks Rebbe Shimon bar Yochai sees you
with a crown. He's not worried he's
going to take it off. He's not worried
it's some sort of gaiva. It's like an
arrogance. Going to take it off. Rashi
says there may be a smara you're a baal
gaiva. You're you're malchus. So you're
going to take it off not to be you iron,
not to be gaiva. Rebbe Shimon bar Yochai
doesn't see that as gaiva for you to
to wear garments of malchus.
Call Israel by name of a year is
glorious. A year is a year is a melech
and and fits and is so good past the big
day malchus.
That's that's what Rebbe Shimon bar
Yochai sees.
I want to say to prepare
for the hilula for the yahrzeit of Rebbe
Shimon bar Yochai to prepare for the day
perhaps of Rebbe Shimon bar Yochai met
Rebbe Akiva. To prepare for the day that
Klal Yisrael chooses to have a very deep
einayim. And once the eyes of this
tzaddik Rebbe Shimon bar Yochai Hashem
gave Klal Yisrael big tzaddikim.
And we want einayim Rebbe Shimon bar
Yochai Rebbe Shimon bar Yochai sees a
year in a crown.
It's like fits him fits him.
Fits him well. I'm a fits him strong.
I had a guy I had a guy when I lived in
Sanhedria Murchevet. There was a fellow
who lived there.
And he was a very short fellow, and he
had a deformity on his face. He had some
serious deformity on his face.
And during the week, you could see he
clearly I don't know his job. I I'm a
I would dive in Visionits. I like to say
this a lot, the Earnstatters Mishpacha
were beautiful Yidden. So, I felt very
at home there. It's before I found a lot
of the pnimiyus of Chassidus, but I felt
very comfortable there.
And I would dive in and they were
mikarev me a lot, the Earnstatters
Mishpacha. That's the Rov there and his
children. They were mikarev me a lot.
And I dive in the Visionits. This guy
during the week would be in Visionits
all the time. And during the week, he
looked he clearly had a job, a very
physical job. He was always very dirty.
Not in a bad way. He poshut I think he
must have been a maybe a carpenter, a
plumber. And he looked the guy who
works. He looked beautiful, a guy who
worked.
This guy came Shabbos by the Visionits
Chassidim there. They wear the tall
streimels. During the week, I was taller
than him. Shabbos, he was much taller
than me.
And he looked like a million bucks. He
was huddled under this whole He had a
beautiful thing. The the coat with the
rekel with the streimel going up. He was
tall and good-looking came Shabbos.
And I always felt it was like tzugepast
for the guy. Okay, during the week he's
he's grinding it out.
But Shabbos, a person's chazeh to who
they are. He looked beautiful on
Shabbos.
And Reb Sherbya Yichye to our people
that when he gets wearing bigdei
malchus, it's like tzugepast. Ah, ah,
does I.
Ah, you look now you look like you. Make
sense to you? He's wearing bigdei
malchus. Somebody else is at this.
You're not a melech. Now, Reb Sherbya
Yichye has deep einayim.
And he sees the Yid is tzugepast for it.
And as such, he's not worried the Yid's
going to feel uncomfortable. What are
you talking? A Yid in the deep space
sees what Reb Sherbya Yichye sees. That
I belong in Big Name Alches. He's not
going to be made fun of and take it off.
He's not going to He's not going to feel
uncomfortable. It's not going to be an
oddity of an item. No, no, he belongs
this way. That's the name of Rebbe
Nachman.
One of the questions that we're going to
be asked after 120 is him locked
Were you mom looking for Did you treat
your friend like a mom?
Did you treat your friend like royalty?
And I want to say I want to say in a few
hours towards the hug that all of Israel
is getting ready. Getting ready and
gearing up to have to have to have to be
inspired and to be inspired by
to get closer to Hashem through our
Nachman.
One of the great lights of Rebbe Nachman
is to see our people especially. To see
goodness in our people.
And I want you to be
that the way to start this is to see
goodness in yourself.
People always say, "How do I work on
seeing good in others?" One answer. See
goodness
You won't see anything more in than you
see in yourself.
Takes one to know one. See goodness is
just true. It's just true. It's just
simply true. See goodness in ourselves.
I'll tell you something funny.
We're living in a generation of a lot of
shame. A lot of shame.
So a youngster meets you and you hold
the belt like Nachman from Somebody with
good Nachman
meets him and he's crazy over him.
And Nachman is like, "Mom, it's
friends." And the guy inside thinks if
he would know what happened in sixth
grade, he wouldn't hold of me.
And it's it's so ironic. Nachman sees
you better cuz he doesn't know. You
don't know you. He knows you cuz he
doesn't know sixth grade. That That big
No
Say it
It doesn't doesn't move the needle a
mashu.
You know yourself less cuz you know
that. I He knows you more cuz he know
You got confused. Something happened.
Some of this
travels Rebbe Shimon bar Yochai knows
the Yid better than the Yid knows the
Yid cuz he doesn't know the story.
And the story is an assign from Hashem.
Someone doesn't know himself.
The first type of an one must follow for
in waiting to greet the the nefesh of
the tzaddik in wanting to serve Hashem
through the voice, through the order
that Hashem sent down through the
tzaddik. The first thing is to work on
is to see goodness I saw. Rebbe Shimon
bar Yochai says about us that we can go
out with crowns on Shabbos with bells on
Shabbos. It's not a What are you saying?
Sometimes a guy Somebody came this
morning, a friend of mine had a very
fancy car. I like seeing Yidden in fancy
begadim.
It was important to me when we started
the mesifta.
So
it was very important to me. I had
looked before I started this mesifta.
There existed a mesifta in whatever, in
the city of whatever.
And I saw the
There There were guys walking down with
pants that were very They were falling
down.
And I have They saw the locals. And the
locals, that's an assign by the locals.
Now, I like going to give an Adam should
never go in my good. I actually feel
good. I want a guy to know he's a good
person.
Have even Adam should never be selling
my guy is wonderful.
Israel Israel's malchus.
It bothered me a backwards world. A
melech doesn't look at a car. I mean I
don't say I want to dress like that.
It was very important to me that guys
dress fancy. It's interesting. I'm not
so good with begadim. I'm not so good at
I'm not so good with clothing. It's just
not I'm not good at it. I don't know
why. I saw I produce a lot of dandruff.
You'd think less here, no dandruff.
Somehow dandruff and I I'm not good with
begadim. I don't wear ties. Just another
bag and they get stained. I'm not I'm
very thankful that my kids are good with
begadim.
Dress nicely. Why she dresses to kill,
beautiful. It's very I I mean earnest
that it means a lot to me. Cuz I think
of you Reb Yisroel Salanter when he
started working with Yeshiva bochurim,
he wanted them to dress to kill.
Yeshiva bochur is a It's a big thing.
It's a big thing. It's important they
should look malchusdik. To me it's
important. I like Shabbos when a guy
dresses up to the end of the world. That
Chassidishe guy in vision it's on
Shabbos here. Wow.
He's a prince. Shabbos he became a
prince. I somehow is he pressured during
the week he's
scarred and dirty. Shabbos the guy
looked like that the the guy was mamesh
a prince.
Mamesh.
And it's important cuz that's the deep
space of the year. I have a thing I like
when the physical world matches the
spiritual truths.
I like when it's aligned cuz it could be
aligned and should be aligned. That's
Geulah when it is aligned. It's galus
when it looks different. There's a
There's a hester Hashem.
But when it when it's aligned it's
beautiful.
So a Yid dresses gashmak. It's
wonderful. Mamesh he understands. He
dresses is beautiful suit. Guy comes in
a fancy car. I like that he feels
malchusdik. He's right. He's right.
It's funny with Ari wines and dines us
in the summer. He treats us like kings.
And it's good that people feel cuz
they're feeling a truth. The physical
world should align with the spiritual
truths of the the princely nature. It's
interesting. This Yid came here
yesterday. This beautiful Satmar Yid. He
loves Yeshiva guys. He came here he
said, "You guys I can't Reb Ezi can do
the accent but he came here like raising
money from the chevra. He's a pretty
aware that the bochurim aren't the
richest guys in the world. That's
usually That's usually not Listen, we
have some exceptions but typically
bochurim are not the are not always
loaded. Some exceptions. But
but he came here. He came here.
But he [laughter]
No, no, no, no, no, no, he's a prince.
But he came here. He came here raising
money and his respect in an honest way a
a yid a beautiful yid who respects the
benei yeshiva.
Now he has a plan eventually guys will
make money his whole shtickel Torah, but
he had a certain respect the benei
yeshiva like the center of the world. He
had a big respect for benei yeshiva and
he came with that kavod of of the
yeshiva bochur.
Reb Yisrael wanted yeshiva guys to dress
very nicely. There should be an
expression of the glory yeshiva man.
Yeshiva man is a precious it's a big
thing. Somebody's in yeshiva busy trying
to grow, trying to what what are we
what's our eisek? What are we busy with?
We want to get closer to krias shema.
That's what we're busy with. Fighting
through, figuring out, working through
our stuff. What are we busy with? The
ganz a zach. We're about trying to grow,
trying to serve Hashem with a simcha,
trying to figure it all out.
Yesterday is yahrtzeit of like a big
respect for the benei yeshiva.
Reb Shimon bar Yochai
in a yid. And so a yid is worthy of
malchus. That's the deepest base of a
yid.
I want to I want to suggest that
something we can work on in the next few
hours is to see that in ourselves the
greatness the largeness of a yid the
precious. A yid has a big a big light to
bring a very very special art to bring
to the world unique light that a yid
has.
And each yid each yid is a very special
type of kiddush Hashem ayin. Without him
we're prashut chaser the world's missing
horribly without the yid's light that he
brought here the the world's missing
tremendously.
Somebody over somebody over over
Pesach a yid told me a vert. We meet
these beautiful lights and a yid taught
me a vort.
I asked in the possuk in Daniel.
You'll never guess why I like this
possuk. But, the possuk in Daniel says
that that teachers of children, melamdim
tinokos, k'chochvei me'iro, they're
going to shine like stars.
The teachers of children have a big
shine, have a big place, but it says
they shine like stars.
I asked this year, why is it like a
star? The sun is much shinier than a
star.
I asked, why does it say they
shine like stars that the sun shines?
Shine like the
Somebody looks at and says, "Your
momma shine like the sun." That's okay.
Your momma shine like a star? Nope. Star
is okay. It's not bad. It's not so not
so powerful as
Isn't a star bigger than the sun or
something?
>> It's true, but the light we see, to say
you shine like this The star itself is
much bigger than the sun. But, the what
we see that it's so much further away
that we sun, it looks like it's back.
So, Yehuda Yehuda de pshara I always
learned from him. I from him de pshara I
always learned is stars, when you see
the light of the star, the star doesn't
exist anymore.
The sun, you see the sun, and the sun's
there. The star, the star long ago
doesn't just take so long for the light
to come. So, I wanted to tell you that
teachers of children, their impact is
after they cease to exist. So, it's the
light of the star, cuz the third grade
rebbe, years later you're shtarking,
you're growing, you don't even know what
he did for you. So, it's the light of a
star. It's
His light outlasts way past the person.
That's what I wanted to tell you. This
Yid Yehuda told me I was beautiful. This
beautiful Yid said, some pshara, Yid
said that the sunshine, the Gemara in
Pesachim says, "Shraga b'teira ramaya
hani." When the sun shines, no other
light's effective. You don't take a
flashlight outside.
God, there's no flashlight outside cuz
when you have the sun, no other light
shows. Shraga Matira Mayani means that
Shraga, candle, Matira, compared to that
powerful light, Mayani is that help at
all? Imagine a guy has a flashlight
outside, it does nothing. You don't put
on your headlights in the daytime. It
doesn't do anything.
So, he said that a good mechanech shines
like a star, there's space for other
light.
It's a subtle light that you can see,
but there's room for other lights.
And he said a good mechanech, there's
room for all different lights. Let's
space for people's light. He shines like
a star and not like the sun. I thought
it was a beautiful p'shat of a Yid. Said
a good mechanech doesn't doesn't shine
like a sun.
A sun, there's no room for other lights
in there. Shines like a star at this you
could see, but there's room for others'
lights. I thought that was
shine p'shat. Nice p'shat, have you had?
From you, like that one? I appreciate
that a lot. But, I want to say that
there's tremendous lights in every
single Yid.
A Yid is a melech. A melech means the
Yid has what to offer the entirety of
the world from one end to another. Every
single Yid has a light, an impact, is a
melech of the world, is a king of the
world. He has an impact from the ganz of
velt that the whole world needs, is
reliant on him. Mamash a melech. And the
whole world needs the light of a Yid. If
Shervey Yechai saw that in our people,
let's start seeing that in ourself and
in others. The value, the need, the
purpose of a Yid to shine the light, the
beautiful light that belongs to a Yid,
let's see it in others, let's see it in
ourself and then see it in others.
That's what I wanted to be mechazek.
There's much else to learn, and we'll as
Hashem we'll learn other things. We
still have to finish the story, but I
wanted to speak this Shervey Yechai
Samech Zayin.
Samech Zayin in Shabbos, powerful of
Shervey Yochai, he always sees deep. He
always sees beyond what the eye sees. If
Shimon bar Yochai is Torah Sanhedrin, he
sees that which is hidden. Somebody
[snorts] sees a simple Yid, and Shimon
bar Yochai sees a ben melech. Sees
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should give all of us good einayim to
see that in ourselves earlier. We should
see it in ourself and see it in others.
See it in ourself, see the powerful
light that we have in ourselves and
others. Obviously, let's just sing the
ba'al teshuvah prayer for such a name.
Let's pray to the name to see ourselves
and others. Yehudah, if you could start
the ba'al teshuvah.
Let's raise the key.
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>> One of the compliments we're going to
share with Rabbi
is not the name of the record. Wow.
Hashem says not so dumb. Let us create
man. Never mind about Hashem was
thinking about you and Rabbi
it was said on your behalf when Hashem
said not so dumb.
Every single Yeshiva has a plan not so
dumb. Every Yeshiva wants in their base
madrish a not so dumb plan. Let us make
man. Let it let's let's let's in our
Yeshiva produce have have somebody find
themselves and people always like who's
the spits of that environment. Who's the
not so dumb that was said it so the the
eulogy of Hashem Rabbi
is not so dumb never mind about when God
himself said let us make man. God said
to the ministering angels to his angels
around him not so dumb. Let's create man
never mind about
was said on your behalf. He was thinking
about Rabbi Yitzchak.
That's partial shot.
What I'd like to suggest to the Yeshiva
is the creation of man when when the
Yeshiva created man what a frail
creature what a challenged person. The
angels don't mess up.
The angels serve Hashem with loyalty
with dignity with with with consistency.
They're They're always are. They don't
have off days and on days.
And then not so Adam was a khiddush.
Let us make man, a person who could
rebel against Hashem, who's so feeble
and forgetful and weakness and has good
and bad days.
Not so Adam never by
means that you have a na'im to see
deeper in a person.
Even when Even when the person is going
through, you say call Yisrael b'nei
Melachim. Not so Adam never by
means you're a person who gets it, who
sees the innate beauty of a person. It
was said on your behalf doesn't just
mean share by Yechai. When Hashem said
not so Adam, okay, you. But Hashem said
not so Adam on every human being.
It means the na'im of
Yechai. Never by
was said on your behalf means somebody
like you has a na'im to see goodness in
every Yid. Not so Adam was said.
That's You cannot You're the one who can
understand. It's never by
means a person like you can understand
not so Adam. Because you understand the
innate beauty of every single Yid. The
call Yisrael's b'nei Melachim when
Hashem says not so Adam.
Not so Adam crew your mother of Adam not
so Adam. And the shpitz Adam, the Yid,
never by
Hashem said it and it seems like a
rather big a khiddush. Not so Adam, a
person who's challenged, never by
was said on your behalf. It was said you
brought a na'im to the world who saw the
beauty of a Yid. Who saw the
preciousness. It was said on your
behalf. You brought in or that it's not
a khiddush not so Adam.
I want an Adam, that beautiful Adam who
of course has nisyones and limitations
and challenges. But not so Adam never by
you who see the innate goodness of a
Yid.
Call Yisrael the name of Allah and the
beauty and the aura of each Yid not so
than
for Naim like yours you brought to the
world so not so than was said.
So I mispallel together with the and
maybe we could actively work on it in a
few hours.
We could do something to see good in
ourself and good in others to push away
voices that knock ourselves that say
or you can silly inner voices that that
that speak negatively to push those away
and to see in a person the malchus that
exists in a person and of course to have
those
to see others that's something that we
can plug into from now for the next few
hours.
We do have to stop now and I'm going to
invite the whole to
me it's very serious
to me it's it's a gathering that's
important to me. I want to invite the
this afternoon if anybody has learned
that we second say that if you have some
minutes you could we didn't finish the
line of it would be if somebody learns
that would be wonderful. There are other
of Shimon
but
but I want to invite the at 9:00 tonight
we'll be having a
now there we don't light fires in the
please make sure nobody lights a fire
but there'll be fire there'll be there's
different types they're all different
kinds of
but I asked nobody lights fires in the
the physical fires we can't have that's
that's we get in trouble the government
zero zero zero to make sure it's not
deep in the forest that we're zero we're
not we're simply not allowed but what we
are allowed to do is to have a
it's very serious
the day of
the day that we
we see deeper better eyes. Call you
through out the name of the beauty of
our people to have good to see a very
dignified and special people.
So, we're going to celebrate. We're
going to the words of Reb Nosson that
it's
more power than
and the
gives
who inspire
be closer to
bring out beautiful
and they teach us about our owner. The
shine like stars not like sun. They
leave room that each and every own
is one of those
men. His light far less past his
lifetime in this earth and his light is
still shining. So, I want to ask
please join in a serious way and a
sincere way. We'll sing about God bless
us.
We'll have a band come to help to help
the to help the celebrations. Two years
ago was from the last
moment that I was ever part of in my
life and last year was nice too.
So, I want to invite the
I want to invite the next door at 9:00.
Come join. Come
if it's me and you that's good too and
if three four guys join us and 10 and 20
but not for you and not for another guy
for you and for me.
But I want to plug into ideals of you.
Difficulties that people encounter
there's reasons for it. There's his
beautiful name.
And there's reasons for difficulty. We
spoke about
not busting. He didn't run in and say
it's over. We're not people. The world's
about happiness and good connection to
but the difficulties will
work with us. We believe
bring us place the difficulty
even the difficulties have a space.
We're not pursuers of negative.
I have been offered I've been offered
many times to bring the Yeshiva to
Auschwitz and place like that. Don't do
that. Cuz I don't look at like the way
to serve Hashem is sorrow. It's let's be
from.
The way to serve Hashem is to eat a good
banana, to play a good tournament, then
become from. That's the
and Hashem made a beautiful alum you
bought a world of happiness, of good
things and that's the good way to tap
in. I'm not saying we're looking for
sadness and sorrow. I'm saying that the
challenges we have in a moon they're
also we respect and Hashem brings us
places by way of difficulty and
challenge. We don't run over those. Of
course we want apparent goodness and we
assume apparent goodness and pray and
hope for only goodness.
But we say the challenges that we have
have a space also. Shimon bar Yochai
taught us about the goals.
He said
Shimon bar Yochai said he got My
difficulties brought me spaces. They
brought me places as difficulty.
So come Maracha will bring together
tonight Maracha 9:00.
9:00 join me and Maracha. If it's just
me and Maracha it would be a beautiful
night. Imagine if you join also.
So please anybody and everybody is
invited to come join and Maracha.
Come join the chevra. It's going to take
place at 9:00. My storage comes every
year. It's a beautiful Yid who
who Shimon bar Yochai this line of
Shimon bar Yochai he too. Come join him.
I said yesterday the story of my rebbe
of the Skolener that he prepared the
first time in his life. I told you the
story much? This I told you the story I
I said it over yesterday. The Skolener
rebbe was going for the first time in
his life to the cave of Shimon bar
Yochai and he was scared. He wanted to
prepare.
He didn't want to just walk in. So he
wanted to do so as I recommend to do
something today. Before you show up to
the Messiah, but do something. See good
in yourself and a year. Prepare to come
to the Messiah.
So, he did a preparation. He started
love romance organization for your
assignment.
And then he went in. Then he heard a
year my she screaming in the camera year
was saying
Minerva
sicko out sicko out Minerva
so the rabbit got all shaken up.
So, the one who was with him Stern said
to him
one who drew out of men said grab he's
not talking about you it's a year
yelling at his
a year a year was yelling Minerva and
his crazy out.
So, the rabbit said no fashion had me
here it's talking to me and he went to a
room to think the rabbit said that he
felt he had a certain guy.
I'm sure
brought out a certain covered of a year
but he felt maybe a touched arrogance.
So, he worked on it humility for a few
minutes then he went back in to the by a
year.
So, I say let's prepare knowing call you
stroll the name of
but not in arrogance no there's room for
him too.
No you're a but so is he and come dance
together by
by the by way of the light of the year
who taught us call you stroll the name
of let's dance together the is invited
9:00 for the of
take place at 9:00 second set will take
place 5:00.