Dance till you sweat is the agenda of the final two days of the holidays - Rabbi Chaim Dalfin

a good of Y tonight following night and day followed by shabas three consecutive days of wonderful y holidays and with these two last days we conclude the holiday season of Tish the month of Tish the Hebrew month of Tish my friends it's been a long haul in the background you can see the foliage the trees fall is here but we're not falling we're continuing and not only are we continuing we're going up and how is that that's specifically through the last two days being and Sim these are the most festive days of the year in the Jewish calendar where we express our love for God our love for the T our love for our Jewish Brethren and our love for Humanity through dancing and singing saying hugging the Torah kissing the Torah passing the Torah to others embracing others and putting your hand around them Men to Men Women to Women come into the circle to dance even just a bit my dear friends don't be an isolationist on the these days these are not the days to be an isolationist these are the days to participate yourself as a participant and others to get them to participate the fifth laab re of Shalom be Schon of blessed memory said whoever dances these 48 Hours 24 hours 24 hours with great intent Focus concentration and great joy he guarantees them a year of success in their livelihood in what's called parasa we make all kinds of Investments the stock market the real estate market the gold market the bond market we're running around throughout the year to make another dollar to be able to give Sedaka to pay tuition to do good things here is such an easy investment so I want to get right to the point I want you all to dance more than you danced last year whatever you did last year try to remember and go one one notch up and those that danced last year with great fervor dance even harder you know the previous Reba has a line in a discourse that I always think about when it comes these two special days and that is the the idea of Dancing with the Torah is to show you care for a Mitzvah you shitz you sweat for a Mitzvah you dance you're getting all moved up shaken up you start sweating right we do it by running we do it by picking up weights we do it by swimming we do it by all kinds of exports and activities well these two days we don't do those things what we do is we dance with the Torah and we dance with each other and if it's too hard for you to dance whether it be God forbid of medical condition or whatever else stand in your place and keep your feet moving clap with your hands smile sing participate show you're there not show others show yourself you're there that's all I want to say and if we walk away from this short clip even if we see it after the holidays you can make up for it in the coming week because it's still the S days after the holidays is a fulfillment a completion of the holidays so it's never too late especially the first week after the holidays Hashem should help each and every one of us dance with K dance with love with embracing and forget about yourself and sweat yeah I want you to sweat I want to sweat S I want a big sweat why cuz I dance with the Torah and I dance with another Jew I said and since we mentioned saying don't overdo it is not a bar it's not a time to become crazy intoxicated to the point where you you can't move and you you you're disgusting no be happy but remember it's a yum and you need to hear the all the obligations you need to participate in the in the reading of the Torah and the and the alah T and everything else and then there's mus and there's and then shabas which we go right into shabas so please and also don't let miners drink your own kids this is not a good habit this is not Jewish a little hold the bottle don't give them the bottle in general Ines people should be the ones controlling the bottle if there is a bottle of whiskey or vodka Etc or wine for that matter so may hasem help us that we go into this yum with great and Hashem has already told us that 5785 is may it be the year the acronym is may it be the year p the Redemption of this Gus This Bitter Exile and may all Jews worldwide especially in AR Israel in the Holy Land be safe and enter this enemy and enemies to the point where they stop and put down their swords and put down their bullets and put down their ballistic missiles and all their ways of trying to God forbid hurt usz Hashem protects us and to make them wake up that this is not the way to bring goodness into your life Hashem will definitely have mercy on his nation and he will bring for us the ultimate blessing which is the Messiah that we'll be able to see with our own eyes hear with our own ears smell with our own senses and God will say good Y and good chabas