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How It All Began [Shnayim Yomi]
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I was going to the sashas. I was
actually catching up on the para and
then the guy comes over to me and he
tells me I think you're learning the
wrong subject and we're all catching up
on the daf and you're doing the kumage
and I turned around to him and I said
are you doing the shnne mikra? He said
actually I don't do schnnera. End up
walking up asking about 20 to 25 guys if
they do shame mikra and maybe got two or
three that said yes and that's when I
realized that we have to try to do
something about it.
It's incredibly exciting to start the
Torah again and I feel like there's a
freshness in this time.
>> Schneom's idea was on a daily basis to
divide the parasa into six or seven
parts. Once you divide it in smaller
parts, it's easier to conquer. Every day
you you start your day off with the
little mikra. It helps you elevate your
day so much. It's not even difficult.
It's a synapsis of each day's aliyah.
>> A mitzvah that has been neglected by so
many people is now thriving because of
Schneay.
>> It's sad almost that Schneay Mikra is so
overlooked. Not just a lot that noticed
this. It was many of the Galile. One of
the mitzvah that are pretty, if you want
to call them a
is the mitzvah.
>> The first year when we started shiny, it
was really a small group of my close
friends. The following year, a good
friend of mine, Ditzky, reached out to
me and he said, "You have to blitz this
out to the world." I always had
Schnimikra as a as a goal. I would say
that this went from a goal to a
consistent reality. Like for me I know I
started only shay mikra I wasn't really
learning much else but then it made me
want to learn a little more
>> of your consistence with something then
it becomes a herel and like that you
could conquer the source of it all it's
the tra to learn it and to understand it
at the most basic level and from that
you can grow and learn everything from
it you can feel the difference of the
weeks you do it in them
>> the end of the week oh I remember on
Sunday I I watched the the re show and
then oh wow I have a new concept
>> weddings paras it could be a Tuesday and
it's just you know what what am I doing
I'm sitting here let's do this and it
really took away excuses
>> it's hitting many different ages
everyone understands how crucial it is
watch those in some who've actually
finished nay mikra for their first time
you see the difference
at art school we're always looking for
new initiatives to get people excited
about learning so when this idea was
brought to us of producing
mikra that would make it accessible to
even the youngest person who wants to
join the program. This was something we
had to embrace.
>> It's not reinventing the wheel. It's
completely overhauling the wheel. It's
being able to present it in such a clear
and lucid manner that it's going to be
impossible to ever do without it.
>> P twice, uncleus underneath it, rashi on
the bottom.
>> As you're saying the tarum, you know
what you're saying. the introductions to
every aliyah. And I think that this can
really be the dress to bring Schneima to
life.
>> It's gonna make me understand the the
actual Torah so much more.
>> We have the opportunity to actually
fulfill doing Tarum and understanding it
at the same time. Here's your Kish. Open
it up. You'll see.
>> This is ash that I believe that if we
come back in 100 years from now, they
will still be using it.
>> This is going to bring so much Torah to
Kalis. This pesh undoubtedly will be a
game changer. There's no question about
it.
>> Many days I wake up and it's probably
every day but uh I wake up and I really
do feel like I won the lottery and then
it's just easy. We did it with Shas.
People wanted to do it with the bet.
They do it with your Mishna. But
Elad was the first one to come with that
idea and to publicize it to the world.
This that he has is immeasurable.
>> He's Arab man. He's making so many
people who without this wouldn't even
known it existed. The Zara tells us that
somebody that does
he is his
gets so much rewarded and his gets so
much rewarded. And we should all be
with a lot of
and to be able every single year to say