Shnayim Yomi - Devarim - R'vi'i - #4 - 5784

[Music] the fourth Aliyah of speaks about the rejection of after the story of despised where tells them you're going to stay in the midbar for 40 years is the story of rejection and moving forward dealing with failures accepting reality and marching on in life CL failed once again when mosu told them the reality that was was waiting for them for 40 years in the midbar they said we made a mistake we're going to fix it and he said no this is the new reality and they didn't listen that's the entire fourth alyah of and what we learn from it is sometimes a person has to deal with the negative reality accept what is and be able to march forward to go on in life you know what this reminds me of is the story of Einstein with Edwin Hubble there was in the scientists of the time in the in the 1930s there was a debate whether the model of universe is expanding is shrinking or is it steady and Einstein very steadfastly believed that it is steady edin hobble was the one that believed that it's expanding and he actually made a presentation to that effect which Einstein missed and he sent his research and his ideology to Einstein to which Einstein wrote just one short sentence back it can't be and he rejected it for the next 10 or 15 years Einstein spent his life trying to debunk and refute this and at the end he accepted it and what he told edmin hble was that this was the greatest blunder of my life for those 15 years he didn't have any new thing he couldn't go on with life because he was stuck on that mistake that he had made not willing to accept it in our lives on daily basis and sometimes in a great greater scheme of things we inevitably deal with those things that are blunders and we have to sometimes be able to accept and move on whether it is accepting ourselves and our foibles whether it is accepting others and their foibles that creates an opportunity for a person to be able to be productive from here and on it's bad enough what has been but you could build a new future accepting and being able to move on for all of us have a wonderful day [Music]