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Shnayim Yomi - Pinchas - Chamishi - #5 - Rabbi Elisha Freedman - The Power of Consistency
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Good morning. It's Thursday and we're
going to learn kamishi today.
There's a fascinating medish in which a
few tan are debating what is the most
foundational in the
one of that of the tanom says the
basis
that makes sense. Another Tana says it's
similar to what Hill says.
And then another T of Beni says
something very interesting. He quotes a
from this week's para today's aliyah.
What's the most foundational in the says
one of the lambs you should do in the
morning in the morning
every day. How do we understand that?
How could that be the most foundational
trumping Shama Israel and
the tell us
uh foundational idea which would make
sense because this is according to the
most foundational in the
inspiration great moments
happen
and we take the inspiration at those
times and a person can sometimes do
great things once in a lifetime twice In
a lifetime
many died
they said with the words
some a person go out of his his comfort
zone and go beyond his bounds and do
something which is tremendous to help
save another
and it's tremendous.
But the growth of a yid happens in the
dayto day in consistency. Showing up day
and day out, morning and night. Every
morning, every night, doing what we need
to do. And if we didn't do something, we
missed that morning, then continuing the
next day. But showing up, coming there
day in day out in the little struggles
and the small things, the things that
people don't notice, just the basics.
If we do that with consistency and
throughout our life, take every moment,
grab every moment and ask what does
Hashem want from me right now doesn't
have to be in front of many people
doesn't have to be relevant doesn't be
what's considered to be a great act.
What do I need to do now? Should I go to
the B right now? Should I take care of
my family right now? Presence, presence
of mind, doing one thing after the other
consistently serving.
That's where true greatness lies and
it's not a once in a lifetime flash of
inspiration moments through that that
creates the of a life of aid to that.