Shnayim Yomi - V'zot Haberachah - Chamishi - #5 - Rabbi Solly Sardar - Keeping the Inspiration Alive

gives the bar to this the most famous everybody reads these he says that had the most children and one of the things he says Rashi explains means the same the same way means your young days like the days that are young person's young days are his days those the same way that you enjoy your young days. That's how your elderly age should look also which means you shouldn't burn out when you're older. You should enjoy your old age just like just like your young days like the young days like the good days which is the which is the young days. That's how your elderly age should be as well. The bet is who was the sixth GB said a very interesting explanation on this. He says that when a person goes through the holidays, the seasons that we're going through now, something to bring the kadush of all these great times and bring it into the daily life that he's going to be living in till the next holidays. And that's that's done through making a cabala, a resolution, a commitment. Make a small change in your life. Make an idea, something that you could take with you, some inspiration. Hold on to some inspiration that you have from these days and bring them into the days that you're going to be going into. And he says that's how he explains Rashi. like the good days that you have. That's referring to the holidays. The good days, the holidays that you have, that's how your elderly age should be. Which he means to explain as a hint that that's how the plain old simple days should be. That you should take from the you should take from the good and enjoyable festive days of the holidays. Take from those days and bring them into the boring year that you're, you know, that you're going to be going into. The year is a plain year. We're not going to have the holidays anymore. But take from the y, take from the good days and bring them in through making a small cabala.