Rosh Chodesh Shvat Farbi - History of Basi Legani - Translation of Torah into 70 Languages

so good hey dish to to everyone it's vat is mentioned in the theta he he translated the torah um so [Music] this is a great uh a great thing the idea of translating um [Music] the idea of translating tita is a great thing but the rebber [Music] explains it more existentially and thereby says that the idea of translating is to make the torah accessible in every language because it says that he irashi says that he explained the terror in 70 languages who was he doing that for whether it was people who were learning to tell it at that time or later for generations he made it accessible so that a jew at any time in history should have access to tata and to know that the tater's his or hers imagine if the title was not translated the average person somewhere else would say it's for you not for me so why why are you putting such emphasis and and calling my attention to it and asking me to follow it so what maisha albano did based on the instructions of god almighty is that he made torah available to every person in a manner that the person sees how torah siva la no moisha torah was commanded to us by moshe mo russia kihilis yaakov it's an inheritance to the congregation of jake meaning it's yours your inheritance if the if if there wouldn't be a translation we wouldn't see the link to the inheritance it's something foreign something strange so this day rashford biblically historically is a major important day in the transition of the jewish people going from a a nation like all other nations to being the jewish people we we we obvi talk about that day when we became a jewish nation and our sea night at mount sinai and that's true but the translation of the tata was another step in the link and the most important step in the link and i think that many people do not see it or don't understand it or don't think about it really that way and this we heard from the rebbe several times and it's already printed in his talks so it's a very important uh kuda to point to think about on today's day so that's one important detail the other detail of the and the month of that this is this is the month that celebrates the yard site the anniversary passing of joseph yitzchak stairs in the previous rabbit who we study his my murmuring regularly for several years now so we owe him a sense of gratitude really because the maimonides of the seven rivers many of them most of them are very complicated and difficult to explain especially in another language even if there is an english translation but to get the you know the the thrust of the mimer is a more difficult task whereas in the mimorum of the previous rebbe not in all but in many it's it flows easier and it's easier to un to under to be understood by all and that's the reason i chose those my body to teach those my mother and i am on a constant campaign wherever i am for example i was in chicago and i was pushing the laboratories there and leadership to really consider teaching the previous rebbe's my moral and i have a lot of work to do in that field and with hashem's help it will be accomplished at least somewhat anyway so the frida karemba's your side is youth shot the 10th youtube we all know that the holy titus says the tenth is holy we're talking there about myself you know you have to tithe from your animals in your in your flock the tenth animal is kodesh the torah says so we extrapolate from that verse in the torah referring to the number 10 being a holy number in this case the tenth of the month of shavat which is the yard side of the previous rabbit is kodish is holy this was part by of the fabregan uh talks that the rabbit gave for 42 years 41 years from 1951 till whenever to 1992 40 years whatever the case and here too is a very important message the question is what's the celebration for a jew who's not a chabadnik and alabacher or doesn't identify with hasidis etc what's is there relevance between the previous rebels yard site and him i mean there's many yard signs on the calendar every day you can find the yard site it reminds me in los angeles at the habachul where rabbi rajcik was the rev all of a sudden he just passed on a levy raichik a very fine jew who i knew and i made a voice note uh obituary about him i hope you had a chance to listen to it because um i shared some personal recollections of my time in los angeles he was our uh in the yeshiva in 1981 or so and then had opportunities to invite me home to eat with him when his his children were very young and uh have a lot of fond memories of that period of period anyway so in in this show one of the show members i've mentioned his name several times but he deserves lots of recognition one of the show members was mr david weiss or in hebrew reb beryl weiss and this rebaro weiss came from hungary uh he was a survivor uh i believe with with other hungarians who who made their way to either new york or los angeles and he identified with sapmar i mean you know the sophmar hasidim come from satyamari which is romania hungary and uh because of the sophomore rebels rabbi oil title bombs strong personality and outspoken brazenness on behalf of torah judaism um this was a a he created a lot of warriors people that were very committed to him and roberto wise was one of these jews and when hashem benched him blessed him and he was successful in business he would support heavily those institutions and other hungarian and and then started to support many institutions wasn't really on the radar so much and hit from where he was coming from until he met rabbi shmuel david raichik the father of shimaraichik who the previously ever sent in 1949 to los angeles as his emissary and he's the one who formally started chabad of california people need to know that it was rabbi reichik and robert reichik was a survivor himself a polish jew and he identified very well with the hungarian survivors in los angeles because they were so you know hurt and in the beginning had nothing and here they saw a jew who also had nothing but he believed in hashem and he had a rabbit and he was on a mission to revive yiddish kite in los angeles so in their eyes rabbi raichik was a rebel literally they looked at him as a river and when he would travel in the early 50s to the river they would send a critter uh a petition note and sadaka with him because he is a rabbit and he knows what to do with it yes my question on that just on that and that what you just said rabbit i know that you you in the past referred to him or he is referred to as he was referred to as a shaddaar which has a very unique my understanding is a very unique um classification for something very few people that you could say that about people could could you share with us if you don't mind a little bit about that like what does that mean because because you just said he people looked him as a rabbit and my understanding was like a shadar i know it's a russia right but it's almost he almost has the status of almost a little bit i'll i'll see you now by us we look only at it everyone else we don't look at it as a so he and a few select others in each period of each river were what we call shadow which is a he an acronym for and it's actually from the gemara it's mentioned it's not a hidden you know where you send out someone to teach hasidis in other outside communities outside of the of the hub of the of the headquarters to spend time there teach hasidis bring back people's letters to the rebel in each right so for the rabbit to mention them at the o'hall or in prayer and you are the shaddaar is the intermediary between the rebbe and the hasidim and there's a logistic thing there because they couldn't get to the rabbit most of the time because of you know wars and famine and money and the shadow slept around he he exhausted himself in doing so just to do that for the rebbe and the hasidis what type of person did the shaddaar have to be and and and for the record it was it was only it was the rebber who would choose the shattar the shaddaar didn't you know say i want to be the shaddaar you know overall you know was the rebel who handpicked them so it was an individual who was truly truly a god-fearing individual and he did it with a genuine mission nothing else was relevant not the money not the fame and not the exhaustion so during the time of cedric's time who was the favorite shadar repeal of parrish or a pillar partnership we find in the talks of the previous rebel he's called a half of a rabbit you hear that moshe the time said yes and and and and one of them is not a full concept because the other half of his is that arab he's a rebel that was a pillow and he was a shadow and and and he also was a shadow for the mithla rebel so abi and the mithla rabbi i think told them that your job is to be in these are the famous words that are repeated in khabar till today to be zaraya to plant spirituality through teaching hasidis saying my moran and you will reap you'll be kosair gosmius the material in other words people will give you funds and money to bring back to the river for his household and for the cassidis so basically you're a fun you you are a spiritual fundraiser and and your main thing is and the and when people will see and hear the rookies from you because you are an uh ish they will open their pocket books and so it was in every generation and i knew rabbi rajcik and i tell you that he was exactly that type of a true okay i have in my files his own reports that he wrote to our rebbe from his travels in the 50s in cities that we've never heard across america schlepping on trains for days on end not los angeles in the back rows of ohio for example or pennsylvania could you imagine you know when i drove up once to bring back my books from uh from york pennsylvania which is 45 minutes outside of baltimore i took a route like was the back route it was a beautiful day it was very scenic but i i said to myself wow these are really the back roads i can imagine how it looked 100 years ago 50 years ago and rabbit reichik and a few others this is where they went all over and he actually it's it's so interesting he gives reports he went there were orthodox schools in many of these places and he went there and he set hasidis there could you imagine in in a little can you imagine moshe let's say you talk about um uh where you where you rabbi frankenstein is what's it called uh um the name of the city out there chicago we'll met well that compared to chicago is a nothing right it's a small little right whatever and and a hundred years ago 50 years ago a writer would find himself wet because there was an orthodox rule there and actually there's a show in in in milwaukee in wisconsin somewhere for it not sheboygan in sheboygan there used to be a kaba a new show but in all these places this is where he went so to us he was a shaddaar but for the hungarian jews they don't know of shadows everything i'm telling you now this is not part of their upbringing they know a very simple thing that this is a holy man and a today and they looked at him as exotic and they knew that if he would bless them they believed they would be fulfilled and he tells them it's not me i have a rabbit so they said fine so most of them you know did it because it was rubber right chick this rebaro weiss he started to learn throughout the right chick i remember even my days in the early 80s they would learn a few hours from like nine to f from eight to ten before they dabbed and they learned they learned and he became alabama all the way this barrel white is hungarian and he didn't stop funding satmar and and business but he started to support heavily institutions and and although at that time he was clean-shaven he was uh a laboratory i'm telling all this all of this because the following this is now the punch line this is a very long introduction so he would light a candle every single day one maybe 50 to 100 candles and he for for sadiq that he knew and that not i don't think he knew them but he knew of them that died and perished in the holocaust and for their neshama every day and in sure baby yitzhak on alabrea over there in los angeles there are boxes and boxes of candles hundreds of thousands of candles a month goes through barrel wise lit hundreds of candles every day so i say this because there are many yard sites every day there's a yard site and that's why for example the beverage i see them here never say so i've asked them why do you guys in the cedar there's a yard side of it sadiq okay so my question is the friday cadaver what's special about his yard side to the average jewel on the street or to the average from jew i'm talking about even for sure and literally drew a jew who belongs to svardhan or lit literature that that's that's the question and that teaches us in his talks that you chat is relevant to every jew and the answer that that ever gave and therefore it's important to repeat at this point today rashford that the previous rabbit was all about what this day rosh represents translating the torah into 70 language making torah and hasidis accessible to every jew and in particular he did that in each of his 10 periods 10 years in russia 10 years in poland pretty much and 10 years in america and especially in america where judaism rebuilt itself between you know in america america it's just religious role post holocaust the freedom of planted through his son-in-law the rebbe and the other people the rashad his other son-in-law and the staff the the the seeds for future growth which we've experienced the last 50 50 50 50 60 years right 65 years so the concept and i i've written a lot about this in in various books to prove with sources not just hearsay and it's hashem in my upcoming book on orthodoxy in america 1900 1950 which i just finished hashem it'll come out in several months i i showed there how the previous rap already did that in his trip to america in 1930. so so his yard side is not just an individual alabachia river his c he's clali it's a it's cla lee for all of you means jewishness jews so you don't have to be a habaknik and alabama chair and a hussit to celebrate his yard site because what he did and what he represented was for all of claudia's role which leads us to the next the kuda at this vibranium and this is something that we still have a lot of work to do and we when i i don't mean i mean us all together because we talk about the thing and we learn about these things and this is our mission especially those that are in public positions a little more than others and that is that the altar rebbe's message of of your futso minos to disemanate the wellsprings to the outside is not like the previous sediba said i don't have a copyright over it anyone that wants to emulate this here do it in other words the chabad motto as as taught by the balatanya in sephirah tanya in say for tanya kadisha the holy tanya is what we call nakhlas it's an inheritance of the cloud of the community of the tshibor okay yes it happens to be that usually who's the teacher of hasidis and tanya you know that alabacher that's because they train in that field like a rabbi who trains in question mishpot in monetary law right most rabbis are not trained in ishmael so they for them to make a ruling in a haitian mishra is is foolish and once if one goes to a rabble he's not training the question but for of up sack or ruling in ish but they're making a big mistake you have to go to the field that you're looking and needing the sack the ruling you go to that type of a rabbi so if it's i am you're the uh every person who has michael is in in the field of of those halakhas and again if you really don't know this allah you shouldn't be ruling but but then there's expertise getting divorce laws marriage conduction those are all expertise it's not just yes and sometimes you'll have at a wedding where you have someone who really knows the laws but because the local rabbi the local rav or ashley or whoever wants to for whatever reason the person marrying wants them to make the bracha so they'll be honored with the official officiating the wedding but um while the other knowledgeable rabbi is standing on the side just to make sure everything goes halfway right okay that you know that's acceptable so the previous rabbit he was an expert in the summer because isaiah's great-great-grandfather the altareb was an expert in the soul and like the rabbit told uh i'm sorry the previous rabbit told rob schmuler victon actually when he was in chicago and i think when he went to chicago 1940 40s and and and he went to see someone and the person wanted took out a checkbook and he said no no no no no i'm not that's you know if you want to give me a check at the end that's no problem but i can't talk to you about your soul about putting on filling that's why i'm here he was also shaddaar of the rev so then when he came back the previous ever asked him raphsmule what did you talk about when on your trip so he told them about how every jew is is is a letter in the safety room and the rabbit corrected him i i don't remember all the details it's online but that epic directed him that a letter can be erased and then has to be fixed and and and and that ever said a jew can never be erased i think that's with the punchline so the jewish messiah is just a matter of being dormant but not erased and forgotten so so that every the the obeying should obey him this was their credo their credo was the neshama the story with the lady that asked it ever how could you stand on your feet for so many hours and and it ever says when you're counting diamonds you don't get tired from standing on your feet just take a look at some of these videos and you'll see how that is counting diamonds you don't have to be a rocket scientist look how every person's interaction and the person's going away and sometimes he calls him back and says something more it's like rather i already finished i don't want to take your time no no no no no no no there's something you have to hear he doesn't say that but that's the implication he calls him back only someone who unders who's looking at the sherman at the soul and who and it's a soul to soul experience not just a body to body face to face experience acts that way and this is this is all part of the youtube finally youtube is the day when our rebbe became the river now people ask you mean 1951 january 51 no i mean 1950. because we have a rule as soon as the sun sets the sun rises it's simultaneous right so the moment the previous labor passes away in january of 1950 ostensibly the rapper who became officially the leader a year later was already the rebel and i have the uh the hutzpah to say that because the rebels said that about the rebel shab and the rebel marash arafa brengan in 1983 i believe the rebels said the episode is printed you can look it up they have a broader rambam he didn't just say it that with a feeling the rebel would always bring a halacha or a piece of gomorrah or a madrish to support his hasidic feelings so people shouldn't say you know this is hasidic stuff i'm i'm a lit i'm about nicola shout out to me the gemara and that episode you're right i will so trevor showed a rambam of he quoted a rambam well the rambam speaks about who inherits the melech when the king how does how does yerusha by a melech i believe that's it and the rambam writes that it's kind of automatic details to it so i'm over simplifying it and the rabbit used that to explain that when the rebel marash passed away on your gimbal tishrei at that very moment the rebel asha became the rapper although formerly moshe how many years later did he become the rebber 11 years because for 11 years his brother of solomon r and his older brother no was in lubavitch and he out of honor of his brother he wouldn't sit in his father's place because he had an older brother but in i believe yeah he moved to victors almanar and moved out of the babbage to victors so that rosanna the rashaab sat in his father's chair his father's place father's place so for 11 years they both set up my military each week they both offered yeshidas their azir of zalman you know he was a business person he definitely didn't want all of this and and and he kind of was pushing always his younger brother raphael and beard shop to do all of these things but officially this is the way it went for years 11 years comes the rebel 1983 and tells us although it was 11 years till he sat in his father's place in the babbage he already was the rebber the fifth rep of the babbage in 1882. why because the rambam says that as soon as the melech passes on the sun has the urushi so i'm using that and saying the same thing without that as soon as the previous era passed away in january of 1950 the rapper became the rebber and the official officially it was a year later take it or leave it but what's the point the point is that this is for us we are sitting of this river the isn't just a yard sight it's a day of inauguration it's a day of coronation that that ebber finally was willing to step up to the plate in a public way and say my mahasidis because abram until then the rapper said sikhis you know they were forbrangins some of them are recorded even meaning you know handwritten from people who were there but he refused to say hasidis so the old husset who was born i believe in the 1870s rabbi alexander nemtsov the father-in-law of remiss of doctor rabbi dr nissin mendel he was at the fabregan and he got up and he sat in front of everybody and i think you can even hear it on the recording today they have now much clearer recording what technology could do they took this uh tape that was so hard to hear and they got all the noise out of it it's fascinating so he says seagulls are good talks are wonderful but we want to hear from from you a mimer hasidim want a mimer imagine there's two three hundred people in the room don't think there was two thousand those two few hundred people in the room and it's quiet and this old closet has the crust to say this but everyone was so happy that he said it and everyone was wait and everyone was waiting like shh what's gonna happen now and the never started to say and the miner that my father-in-law distributed for you trot that's the way he started it he didn't start the mimer with a sing-song which he did later years later a few years later he right from the opening first or khazal that he used he started with the that was right from the beginning joining said and i remember that from our days and by the river but the way it was your innocent i heard this one of your khan by my spear he told me this himself it decided to many people but i heard it from him directly because he was there and he remembered because of his memory so the rabbit rabbit said my father he spoke first in a sikha a sikha tone my father-in-law says in the minor of youtube and he distributed bossy legany and then he went into the sing song and everyone was everyone said this is the moment this is the moment when he's accepted being our rapper and we now have a river until then we didn't have a rabbit again i'm telling you it started a year before but openly we we didn't have that and it was back and forth and then i've told you many things over the years and there's a lot more to saying quiet orlando please please so this was a specialty day this is a special day and i recall and probably understand those two coming in for you every yard site the air in 770 in that basement and then there were three to five thousand people for my roof the first myra for the yard site was you you could you could you could feel the air it was quiet it was heavenly that that first myrrh as the rabbit walked in it was awesome mama's awesome awesome you know with with in a way trepidation but good trepidation holy trepidation and then the episode ever without them for the omit myriff chakras and minha on the your side and you would try to hear and answer on main and it was quiet not a pin drop throughout that happening because you know that was up front and you know you're all you're in the middle or way back you got it so all this took place on this huge fact on youtube it's a huge fact is the day when our web is leadership and continuation of six generations became reality and you have to understand this historically this way you you you understand the continuation of of of of a great movement in the jewish world that did so much for 200 plus years so it's it's you know if you look at it you could you could people who are who don't see the greater picture and they only see one part of the puzzle they conclude with with shallow conclusions but if you see the greater picture and you have an understanding then you you see how this is part of the jewish experience so so much is going up bishop tomorrow with the rav to the trailer the old base of hayan to me when i went there i don't just see a base of him i see 200 years of a continuum of the balchento it's it's not just someone's laying here there's a stone these are it's it's the stones are talking to you but you have to know the messages of the stones by knowing who's there what they represent so a cemetery you know i was i told you when i was in poland in warsaw 250 monuments that that's an entire lifetime of history is there so yeah you can go there and say a few capital till him and go in and out and and next or you could go there and experience the the continuation of our messiah our tradition so this day yuchabat avi this day isn't just another day it's a day which continues six generations of sadiq that brought to the yiddish world to the torah world how to be better yidden how to be better people and the rebbe in his leadership and in his idea brought back and brings back thousands and hundreds of thousands of years into either sky many of which are not harbotnicks and that's wonderful because the rabbit said i'm not here to make you a habatnik he didn't say this but it's about yiddish kite about torah you'll decide what path you want to be you want to build a barbecue sucker elite for sure to share that's everyone's decision but the idea to connect to you to who you are you know and someone sent me for another work that i'm finishing now this was an old friend who already passed away the young 49 never such a he came i'm reading he came from a hick town in wisconsin but his parents were jewish and and and and the wife wrote writes to me how on one side he came from way back totally you know ignorant and somehow he meets the cabac look him i think in in in california in the early late 60s early 70s becomes about shuffle and he wouldn't go to sleep till he finished three chapters of rambam every day and i knew him and i knew his rocking chair that he would sit on in his house i lived across the street from him wonderful wonderful person and i'm thinking to myself many of us don't learn three chapters a day and he who didn't grow up with the rapper and didn't grow up with torah he learns three he learned three chapters of rambam daily no who's ahead of the game the ffb or the bt because it's not about ffbs and bts that's absurd it's about who you are now oh you know who are you now do you have a one in front of the zero so you just have a bunch of zeros there but saw this and numerous times i want to say another thing that i might have told you but it's worth repeating i know from family where people wrote to the rep about shidduchim and they said but maybe the mother didn't go to the mikvah because it was you know someone from a from home is meeting a girl or a boy from a not from home and they became balichuva later in their life and maybe the parents didn't go to the mikvah and the zohar soar writes scary things about that and then ever took his little pencil i've told you about the rubber's little pencil and he put a big x over it not with me there ever you want to find another rebbe maybe who takes those takes those things into consideration i don't a jew is a jew chuvas trooper when you do chuva everything is forgiven and somehow it's like your parents went your mother went to the midfield don't ask me how but that's what the holy thing says that was that was the rebel that this is not and and he said this to carr carrying gesture the baptist from russia 250 years hasidic and he he he pulled bullseyed them right into their eyes wiped them down and said you want to be my husset this is the way you have to look at another jew you want to be another rapper's cousin no problem but this question is and this rabbit sees every jew as wholesome and the technicalities which are good technicalities will ask mashiach when he comes if we can't figure out an answer to a zohar or to this or the rebel would say you honestly remember it says that it will come see that would say even a shabbos so everyone asks a question how could that be he'll be coming from heaven into the earth meshiach which means he'll be violating the shabbos the the boundary right now that'll go more than alpine 2000 alma coming from heaven to earth is a violation of the trum you honestly remember the rebel would many times repeat this and and and then he said you know what well that question you'll ask rasheed as well let him just come so it's it's it's uh important we have 10 days today you know 10 days from today including today to to really you know prepare ourselves uh both on learning and dabbling and giving to dhaka and sharing the message and and living this way you know we have to constantly remind ourselves no such a thing like oh i heard about this last year four years ago yeah my friend did you eat yesterday did you eat four days ago you want to eat again you want to eat four times a day three is not enough why i'm hungry oh you're hungry and what about you're in the summer being hungry for us how do you satiate that hunger you have to learn you have to dive and you have to give to doctor you have to have praying you have to visit people in nursing homes you have to be nice to your spouse you have to be nice to your kids you have to help your neighbor invite them you you asked for you know some knowledge and information about the the different people up there in the var in the bay sakayam i didn't talk about that but i gave you an overall um exercise of preparation to to go there when you go there to to identify with what's coming out okay the way you go in that's the what you're going to come back with right what's the famous saying that hasidah would say of ram if you come in alone you're going to go out alone that's by the laws of the evidence button if you go in as a loner you come out as a loner if you go in as together you come out together what you invest that's what you reap that's it there's no shortcuts this is a a a reality and a truism it was it is and will be and that's it and the rule is any shortcuts like i've told you the casino would say stay away and run the other way it ain't gonna lead to something good okay so when you exhaust yourself from learning and dabbing and helping another yid i i was thinking about how you know well we just speak about you know gonna be right the exhaustion and you the man was frail if you ever saw his body the mikvah you would get scared he looked like a holocaust survivor coming out and not eating for months you know what i'm saying and this man schlepping around rural united states to teach hidden about yiddish and etc but that's it as long as a person life and gazoon and what's that famous vertebrae mendel it's worth repeating a person doesn't have panrasa there's still a half there's still a mensch okay because okay you're not making a lot that's you're struggling but you'll try something else you're still a man your manhood is there your manhood if god forbid you're missing your health you're a half of a man because you're limited and i can tell you you know when i feel better i'm i feel so much more manhood when this aches and that aches and these pills and that pills it drives me nuts and it just wears you down but you're still a half of a person but if god forbid you lose your drive you've lost your manhood and the drive i don't mean i mean the holy drive the drive of accomplishing the drive of bringing hashem to the world and your family the drive to to know as clear as the sun is outside and it's light outside that hashem hashem there's only one god and that's the only reality everything else is my own stick and stuff and instead of pointing your finger and others point it at yourself it's hard but that's the truth so if you want to live with fallacy and bubba mices and be miserable blame others if you want to be healthy blame yourself and i don't look at it that you take responsibility and go on wipe it up remember remember we would say a joke i can't say it all online because it's not that clean but basically he would say what's one of the lessons we learned from a rooster a chicken is it it gives out its schmutz and we wipe it up and we go further get rid of your excrement you know and go on and don't bask in the past i did that and i did this and i did that i had i had a woman this shabbos at the table i knew her parents in san francisco they did tremendous things such a fine woman for whatever reason she didn't marry eats my heart out but that's the way it is as we finish the meal she's going home she turns to my wife and she says will i be punished when the comes from my sins what what did she say will i be punished will i be punished for my sins and not experience moshiach wow and she didn't learn hasidis as a girl she what came from a lit fish home so now she's 60 years old or so 55 whatever 50 60. and look what's on her mind that maybe she won't get to experience mashiach because she did since and what did she do already i can imagine what did she do i can't imagine she's just terrible things and even if she did but she didn't but i was thinking about it how is it and my wife told me that the last time she comes every year or so once twice a year last time oh so before she left she turned to my wife and asked my wife this question because it's on her conscious she can't get it out because she was raised with this feeling of you know you have sins and your sins are going to keep you out of all them and that whole which is so not qasidic but you know here i'm telling you my sister your story happened this friday night 2020 whatever tough champagne base how someone grew up 30 40 years ago and suffers from it till today so when you speak to your friends about hasidis it's not about becoming a laboratory and and we need another a groupie we don't need we have enough we don't need more recruits we have plenty of bluebobs it's about living a healthier happier life as a jew with your shaman that's it that's it you want to live happier and healthier learned because i think each one of you will will say and the ones that are not here today that our learning together cities for the last three four years has opened for us a mindset that changes how we look at certain things and brings more happiness so even though there's this difficulty and that hardship and this and this attitude like what i did before is plaguing me it has to be eliminated and how when you learn siddhis and you start understanding who you are and the shaman and all of that then then you're you you you're a different person so yes i did a sin when i was 20 and 25 and i did all that i didn't know what i was i was confused and not just because i wasn't religious the yeshiva booker or the girl in this case who went to a base yakov was also confused because they didn't look sinners that's right siddhas puts you face to face with truth and it makes you confront the emmis and it and and and it says to you stop being a faker stop fooling yourself know who you are accept who you are and work with who you are and you'll be happier and mostar does that too but moosa does it through the mode of musser which is the more stringent and negative and you know imposition see this does it with the belgento with happiness with with positivity so it's a whole different result hashem so they should help i am [Music] i heard this from a friend my chinoble husset here shine teller tess shin stands for the yiddish word shine already bay stands for the word brechen which means to break to shatter tess stands for the yiddish word teller which means dishes plates you should already break the plate under the hoop by the by the by the cayenne by the by the by the var that's what he wished me years ago so i'm bringing that to reminding myself that we should all be sending zaika to wrath and tell her by our children and grandchildren's weddings to meet hashem because very speedily in a way that will bring simcha and yiddish and parnosa and better health and there'll be a once and for all an end to this i'm sure in a plague that's and and and and a and a uh so-called plague that a cold has become a plague whatever it is that it should be a gomar no a finish that we should and we should see how it was all for the better we should see how this this pandemic of this several years was was hashem's way of bringing a greater light of goodness into the world somehow all right have a great day we'll see everyone tomorrow good