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Zalman Schachter #1 - Rabbi Chaim Dalfin - Informal, colorful, different - Boulder, June 25, 2023
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he writes in this book he sent me a
picture of book which
sent me a PDF of his book and he writes
in his book that this was his hardest
book that he wrote so I imagine that for
some reason this was not so simple maybe
he'll explain that if he wants to but
he's an author of 90 books his story and
researcher and
ethnographer of the Jewish world he has
an educational program in Israel YouTube
channel channel and and as a recording
artist but Pacific
the interview in 2010 he just published
his latest out of Zaman I'm gonna be
available after the talk he is an
international Suite speaker endorsed by
professors Jonathan sarna Lauren
schiffman and the late Dr Abraham
karaski lives in New York with the wife
of children we are very honored to have
him with us today these are the dolphin
tracker
[Applause]
so what I'm going to do today is her
brain with you you know what a
fabranging is
bring them as an informal Gathering
you gotta relax and be and be shield and
that's the moment this isn't a formal
election I know you think there is a
formal Legend I don't want a formal
lecture you know why because Obsession
wasn't formal yeah
anyone can do it of Salman he was the
first
from a formal person
the book there of a tiger mentioned
they write from the beginning
that
rabbits a Shiner really gets the credit
for the secret
as much as the rabbi here but
but
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I write about
individuals and communities
that at times it feels like
it feels like there's disparity
there is
you know
differences have been trying to use the
word duality
am I focused in the book primarily
on his early years
and there's two reasons for it
one because I come from the same school
and I knew the same people heal them
although he was much older than I
but
I and he shared what we call and give
this the kiskus
fictitious the inside
of jewishness
not the outside
the sound and came from the kishkas