Second Layer of the Kelipah HaChiti Fear of Missing Out Mixed dancing Tikkun HaBrit

When there is a wedding, when there's a bar mitzvah, when there's any type of event where they tell you, listen, we're not going to have mixed dancing that's forbidden according to the Torah is gilot meaning die and not sin. For two hours, you can enjoy wine, die, and make your belly bigger than what it already is. But after two hours, we're putting banners that we care less what the Torah says. How many of you are going to do that? No one's going to do that. Same concept. same concept. But what happens is if a person does not learn Torah or perhaps learn Torah but doesn't get enough to that point or perhaps does not have anybody else influencing them in the right way to know what they need to know when they need to know it. A person could simply fail in things like this. Not because they want to go against God, not because they hate God, but rather because there's a kipa There's a kiper of thei and this kipa makes him or her scared of missing out. Scared of missing out of the dancing with boys and girls. Scared of missing out of being like the nations.