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we're starting a new series
called in the ways of our rebes
our rebes the N the
leaders today is the Y side today's test
year today is the yite of the
theia N
neov was mashia in Russia Sak and then
in Paris in brunoa not Paris but brunoa
actually in
France the series is made to better
understand how lived and how we as sidm
today can live should
live and reap the benefits from such a
behavior so just a few things about
adiss
L
1970 was
called the Y of the
previous
and the Reb instructed that the saor
that his father the began to
write instructed to write in
1942 to greet
M was the sa was known as a sa to
greet Mia
Reb in 1970 gave instructions to
conclude it all those years it wasn't
finished for whatever
reason and the Reb himself in his holy
handwriting wrote a a
note of all the people that should be
honored to say a the tradition is just
like before we dance with
a by
Aus we
also say the ATA
those verses so to hear they should be
said and the clearly wrote who should
get who should get which PK who should
say theim who should get the
honors and he clearly
chose the
mash inab there is the concept of a
mashia not just
rash the head of Academy teaching
talmud but there is a Masia Masia is
someone who teaches and more than
teaching he lives and he
directs the
students and the
balaba we'll talk about that in a moment
the importance of balaba and
anad shes to have a Mas in their
Sho as the instructed
clearly so the Mia's role is to
inculcate Within
everyone the lifestyle
of name of this
series
so was honored to read a a verse
Ina as the mashia of Europe not just for
France
Europe the Mas for
wasan the Mas of
Australia
wasi and the Masia and the one who kind
of is seen as the
head over all other was lit who lived in
K Heights and he was the
oldest I believe at the time
anyway this isn't just the you know
honoring someone making a feel good
there's a message there that when it
comes to greeting mashia with this
sa and today we use the sa to I myself
growing up in
770 I saw Rabbi Matlin Matan who was a
saer and who would check the saer he
would take it out and he would bring it
into the sheni the second room upstairs
the 77 and he would check it and later
on I believe Rabbi zurin took over that
job that position
because so the point is that to greet
mashia with this a requires
masn in particular was a mashia that
excelled in Cabas oil what is cab oil
discipline rules and
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regulations you know there are many
students who excel in
understanding and in knowing lots of
talmud but they are there are few who
excel in coming in time precisely
exactly to the time when the studies
start it's called s Yesa the order of
Yeshiva not 5 minutes late not 2 minutes
late it reminds me of the story that
they say that when the Reb 1945 lost his
father so he asked the
Gabi Gordon I believe what time do they
DAV shakas I should be on time to say
kades and he said 9:30
9:35 I I believe this
was no shabas DAV 10:00 whenever it was
week the shabas I don't recall and um
and the rebba said which one is it 9:30
or
9:35 but it's only 5 minutes that's cap
that's discipline there's no such a
thing as only five minutes and the more
rigorous you are in in in keeping that
level of discipline and
obedience it inculcates in you in your
personality the ability to kind of
almost
automatically do what you're supposed to
do
