Netzach, endurance, resilience - Greater than Malchus, humility, RA Mayore's vort- RC Dalfin

I once heard in the name of Rab Avrohom Mayor Drizin, the Mashpia, that Netzach Today is Netzach she ba Netzach in the Sefiros haOmer. Victory within victory. And another meaning of the word Netzach is endurance, persistence. Netzach Rabbi Avrohom said, "When Netzach is dull, fifth of fifth of of Malchus. Malchus is bittul, humility. Netzach is so powerful that in in one aspect, it's much deeper than Malchus. The The idea of overcoming, being to rise to the challenge and to overcome. That's the lesson from today. Netzach she ba Netzach. There are times when we feel stuck, stuck in our own in own our own issues, be it between you man to man, man to God. We feel like we just can't get out of a rut. Malchus won't do it at the time. Malchus, employing a Malchus, humility, kingship, royalty, sovereignty, whatever whatever bittul, the famous Chabad word bittul, it won't help it won't get you out of the rut. Netzach will. The drive to endure, that will get you out of the rut. Netzach she ba Netzach means you need to apply an aspect of Netzach, of victory, for Netzach to to overcome Malchus, for Netzach to overcome humility. When? Not only in general, but particularly when you're stuck. And I'm thinking about this and I share this with you, think about a way you could endure and you don't give up and you persist. People make the mistake and they say, "Well, Netzach has has a streak of stubbornness in it." Yeah, well, there is stubbornness to Kedusha. Stubbornness to Kedusha, stubbornness of holiness. Not to give in, to be resilient, to endure. Go for it. L'chaim.