Stories, Songs, and Teachings of the Alter Rebbe

[Music] you [Music] you [Music] I [Music] I remember [Music] Leeman [Music] women [Music] I know [Applause] [Music] we [Music] Oh oh yeah [Music] [Applause] [Music] Oh [Music] Oh yeah [Music] Hey Oh [Music] Oh No [Music] Oh [Music] Oh [Music] Oh [Music] that was Ellie Marcus singing and playing Kaylie oughtta a novena mark a new two of the 10 new gunam composed by the alter ever my name is you hooded Saqlain and it's my pleasure to invite you tonight and welcome you tonight to an evening titled stories songs and teachings at the altar ever it's a musical fibroin marking Havdalah Tavis the art site of rubbish news almond of Lee Adi the founder and the first rep of Chabad Lubavitch and author of major works such as the Tanya and truffle Harve amongst others both words and music were key components and how the alter rebbe and Beltre be used to teach and spread cities in the world and it is fitting that tonight's for bringing will be combining both inspiration will be heard tonight from rubbish a stab is a renowned lecturer and scholar at the forefront if you will of teaching Valtor today in the world he's also a scholar in residence of Jabara the five towns and a columnist for AMI magazine and leading the musical segment of the evening is le marcus one of the most popular Jewish voices and Jewish music today he was born in a musical family started singing at the age of three and has performed on stages and five continents he's soon out to this album Yo Gotti and joining him this evening will be Baro Shawn boskie their house and I really poor wits and some others this forum is being broadcast live from the shoal of Crown Heights on Albany Avenue and we thank them for hosting us and we thank the producer of this evening the powerhouse event planner Galia bender we thank those who helped sponsor this evening among the McHale Jaffe Schmoll Axlerod and Schlemmer gold Siler who just had a baby daughter in his family granddaughter and made the source of this for brenigan be 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stories songs and teachings of the out together and the story that I'd like to open with is a story about a song really it's a story that teaches us about songs in general about music as a tool for communication story to set the backdrop takes place in a town called glove glove was a bastion of the opposition to hasidism and sh cloth was also a town of great scholars at some time accosted on Habad casa the hostile of the Alpharetta passed through SH Club there was a local Pacific community inch cloth but very small and this kebab Casa pastor's glove and the locals asked him to share some of his Hasidic teachings mostly in order to chai him and to to make fun of him and he let's say he he wasn't the best spokesman for Casillas you know that I've always spoke about - Thomas Capel you have to know your audience you have to speak to people on a level that they can connect with and that's not at all what he did he took a teaching of the alta dabba see before the imprisonment of the outer heaven before the redemption the imprisonment the redemption of 1798 that's associated with it yeah my goal of your test kiss live the alta debe used to speak very very short Torah teachings and they were very terse and they didn't have a lot of explanation and it was one of these short bursts Torah teachings that this Haas had shared with the with the locals inch cloth and and and in the teaching is it's based on a mission and Shabbos pedak a of Shabbos which is about carrying and in the mission and Shabbos it says like this call Bali Chien all those who possess asha what's a shift in Yiddish we know that in Biblical Hebrew it means a song like she relation here Kadosh but in Mishnah a Hebrew it means a caller like an animal like a domesticated animal might wear so the Mishna says coal polish here all those who have a collar meaning animals domesticated animals who have a collar yurts in Bashir they're permitted to leave to go out with their collar and it's not considered carrying the name shockin Bashir and they may even be drawn they may be pulled also with that collar the out that ever potted like this call Bali Shearer those who possess a song the mala him and the neshamah the Angels and the souls who all sir Michonne with a song yikes and Bashir they leave they exit their own Salford with an ecstatic song with a song of bliss of yearning of wanting to become one with Hashem they leave their separate self with Yeats and Bashir venom shock and Bashir but also they sing a song of return that draws them back into themselves so they can continue to serve a shot from their individual identity that's what this costed taut inch glove and obviously goes without saying it was a disaster and it became the local joke in SH cloth kobayashi it's a machine and shock can be shared the Sydenham are taking a Mishnah and they're giving it all these weird hahnel ethical twists and turns at any rate it was with this backdrop that the Alta Revit himself arrived in she loved when out when the out that I've arrived in town he was mobbed he was instantly mobbed and and the reason he was mobbed is people had a dual reason for wanting to engage him like I mentioned before the people in schlub they were opponents of Hasidism but they were great scholars too and they knew the alter devil was a scholar doubt that I was named snailor ash nay I to lights the light of cities mister of Tyler and the second light the light of niggler the revealed aspects of theta that's why the AltaVista ballot Anya a book of cities and also bowel Ashokan order a book of halakhah so they knew that the Alta rabbit was also a genius in the legalistic the Talmudic aspects of law of of Torah and they were eager to engage him so they mobbed him there was a mob scene now they had also an agenda of trying to trip him up maybe asking a question that he couldn't answer and then whoever would be able to do that miss club obviously that would be called that he would be you'll be considered a hero so the mob they were mobbing him with these - intentions in mind and and the outfit was silent he didn't respond he said this is not the way that you you treat someone who comes to town you don't come mobbing somebody like this so they said okay very well and they set up that the outfit ever should have an official lecture in town at the biggest shul in town it was known as the cold shore and the altitude was to deliver a lecture that night that evening the cold sure was packed to the rafters literally there was nowhere to stand every square inch was taken up with with with bodies and and it wasn't just the place was packed physically packed but the energy the tension was so thick you could cut it with a knife and the reason the tension was so thick was because everyone was ready they were ready to see who could test the outfit of it because after the lecture there was going to be questions and answers and in the question and answers so this was the opportunity either like I said the double intention either to be impressed and wild by the alpha turbo or it was just as good if not better for them if they could expose some deficiency in the outfit I was learning so there was it was a the people were coming for a show it was a big event doubt that if it comes up to the the Bema and if the outfit of it would have wanted to begin his words with a more incendiary a more inflammatory statement he could not he could not have come up with one this was the most absolutely the most outrageous way to begin his words knowing what the whole backdrop of the whole story was the after he gets up to the and after misses like this all the anticipation the room is quiet there's a hospital inspector listen the Altima says like this call Bali she he says it he says it the teaching that the dismiss was shaking the whole club down there becomes a call Bali she but he said it his way the possessors of a song the Malacca man the neshamah the angels and the souls which sing songs of praises to a sham Yates and Bashir their song of ecstasy causes them to leave their selfhood venom shock and miss year but they sing a song of return with which they return to their identity please didn't know what to do the help that ever says you've come to ask your questions I'm going to sing a song and with that the outfit ever began to sing a song how do we know what happened one of the geniuses of SH Clough the renowned abusive coal boy he's who we know this story from he was called years of coal boy because coal buddy everything was in him he was encyclopedic in his knowledge he was the barrel on CD and two feet he knew everything his bit Kia's his knowledge his mastery of theater was complete race of gold I said he had come that night with his toughest question the questions he'd been grappling with in learning for years questions that he had posed to the great scholars not just a glove but a Vilna and of and he said as the outfit of his sank something happened in the room everyone was lifted up to another level and from that place from that place everything became clear he said I felt the knots in my brain knots that had been there for years just unraveling and where there had been confusion where there had been doubt there was nothing but clarity and truth and the same experience was shared by every single person in the room and by the time the Altair ever was finished singing there were no more questions everyone likes a good song everyone enjoys music you know in that evidence country samaya he talks about different levels of pleasure and it gives examples the lowest pleasure the easiest had pleasure is a bodily pleasure like eating or physical comfort that's the easiest lowest pleasure higher than that he says is aesthetic pleasure enjoying Beauty enjoying art or music a little bit higher than that he says is the pleasure of good feelings warm fuzzies when you do a good thing you do somebody a favor you walk in old lady across the street you feel good about then the highest lovely sense the pleasure in cycle the pleasure of understanding an idea that's the highest pleasure loftiest pleasure so the nepeta shop describes the pleasure of music as a lower-level pleasure and certainly there is a place for that there is music is sometimes just it's beautiful it's quiche markets it's a pleasure to listen to but that's not Nagina that's not the use of music and cobot you know sometimes you have a speaker and the speaker talks a talks and after a while you get bored how long can you listen to a speaker so what's what do you do if you have a well scheduled program like we have tonight when you get bored of the speaker so you have a you have a singer and you have some music musical interlude and everybody gets to relax and enjoy some music and then more speeches that's normally the way that music is used but anagen Chabad is very very different see anagen Habad is a melody of hawk mabini das it's an intelligent song that makes you more intelligent it raises your level of consciousness it clarifies your thinking it organizes your mind so instead of the song being a break from the teachings and the ideas the song is actually a higher level of teachings and ideas the song takes us to ideas to truth that the words cannot carry words cannot convey tonight all of the new bounnam that will be singing are Habad Nagor name and not just Chabad ninguna gunam of the altar ever now I mentioned to you the niggerand that the out that ever sang in the shul Lynch glove and the effect that it had on everybody we do know the name of that knew it was called the negan Matan torah and it had an effect on people like the revelation at Sinai clarity truth but I guess yes of cold body didn't transcribe notes because we don't know what the negan is we know the name of it but we don't know what it sounds like but we know other know of the outfit ever so I'm gonna ask a Novelli to take us to a level of truth and clarity and thought that words cannot reach this thinking is called a ocean ocean and it's actually there's a difference of opinion if this is part of the 10 and your good name that the or the special feminine that the altar would compose but the tradition is that this may be part of part of those tens [Music] my [Music] oh yeah [Music] whoa [Music] Oh [Music] No holy moly [Music] you Oh [Music] Oh [Music] oh yeah you know [Music] Oh oh boy [Music] I mean Oh No Oh Wow Oh [Music] [Applause] [Music] where with us yes oh there he is he lives with us by the way he just by your leg whispered to me during the New England he says by the way my wife's in the hospital she's okay yeah she she didn't give birth yet his wife is giving birth the mid-session very soon and now you like to stop by so what city Shahab ranked and moved on there's no similar kind it should be a lay the color stay this really you came to join us called Allah Davis and you have a piece of music from the altar that before us correct so first of all thank you for many way up here the that I want to present I wanna sing is called in Vegas Habad Latino Shabbos this is a special it's one of the tendon to go to about forever and it's a into Vegas it's a thinkin that outer evident with in fact dr. rabbit Tourette's and agin that older I am used to Darwin fertility Shabbos and so a few very interesting things about this in it before we begin I want to talk a little bit about that so number one what's fascinating about this and so take any Nichkhun Nichkhun is is an arrangement of several stanzas and you put them together and each one leading into the next and you form a naked usually three stanzas that all above is is famous for stanzas bow above is some more complex and the rhythm have many stanzas there's a known for the meter Isaac found diggin that has 30 stanzas so there are different verses and two newest and each and what's amazing about this ningún it's built around one to newer one little and and it's even known to people till today as a tool that to Noah is is dumb is not to know that the odds are evident with but every time the alter have a diamond depending on the qivana and depending on the place of part of dabbing and depending on on what the what the the Islamist was at the time that created that the should appear in a little bit of a different way each time and it's known no matter that that you know if today if so creates a song or even a in the Nichkhun is usually Mehmet Allah my Allah there's a that you that so created based on their musical talent and with that hopefully you can use forget this show you can use the diamond with you can use to inspire but there are babies are gonna were different there are babies the venom worm oh my Lola motto no my love the way this piece of art comes down into the world it it's the sluggish in a certain to Nora and the same thing with all over all that are gonna but specifically a that there are maimed avidin so they can make us how about is one of those now it's interesting because throughout the years author ever taught it but it wasn't notated like we said like the Malcolm Turner wasn't notated until later on and later on it was notated just with the with the to know or just with with the main part of the and we're going to see it soon and you'll have an idea of what I'm saying but but every Reb at the Midler ever the tumult ethnic they're ever you know there are mobs there ever are shop they all diamonds with the sling and finally was no 10 in terms of free to grab it so it went through so so many changes now there are some that did not go through changes like the towel Baba's but but the Knitting to Vegas because you download that there are so many now for what for whatever reason we were lucky and we actually have a full version of this living room and this is the second point that I want to make here and that is besides for the in Vegas love Shabbos the that there are bein would would dabble with on Shabbos they would happen with also a nearing home on the weekdays and it was a little bit different and and the revenue there ever a child taught all the pendemonium or the altar up dusted him one of the negative obviously was this and when he taught if he taught it together with it became one it's fill over my Sahel and tweaked and filler for Vegas for virtual Shabbos and it could be I don't know but it could be that because as there's her there this is for us to be dalvik and Amiga enough Shabbos or the oil could be all the same thing maybe the earlier generations had more of a understanding appreciation for the different variations of challah Shabbos but but now we have a full Meghan and the reason why we have is is because one of the people that were there when the rabbi shop toilet was Hani Morozov was a secretary and he taught his children and his children both singing it and right now there is like even a say for anybody if you if you open several in the first pop you're not gonna recognize it again though it's negative tests it's it's the a they're getting it starts a maneuver starts with all terms of whenever number eight is is as this Onegin you will not recognize it in fact I was sitting yesterday with a hosta that lives here and we went through it and it was unrecognizable the the other version which which is is the murasa of dynasty if you will they they produce their ever shops mucker that that it has influenced in it also the Nicodemus afire and together makes a beautiful beautiful Megan even this current Ninian has the perversions different slice and you know we can't see anymore but most thing thing the the the nick of the way it's known and a linear so if we will be able to have the music with it oh yeah [Music] yeah [Music] my mind oh yeah oh boy the [Music] the you're in an ayah I adore didi boys they are my my my no no it's fine an RDD moon new Yamaha Lydia I know you're here do my [Music] you know you're here today I do yeah [Music] Yahoo Yahoo Yahoo [Music] didn't your mama explore your hit di di didya Nidia you know little llamo in her video oh yeah thank you I thank you so much and thank your wife please for us yes I'm gonna run back now yeah yeah Shekhar yeah thank you thank you beautiful beautiful as mentioned earlier Havdalah tavis being the game he Lula of the Alta rather is a an auspicious time to take action and one of the ways that we can take action from this for bragging is to give sadaqa to the fund which the Alta debe himself founded and in fact the story of Col Chabad that's Dhaka of the alphabet and the out of his life and the story of Hoff Dalit Avis are all very much intertwined we have partnered with Cal Habad tonight and there's a special link if you feel inspired from the from the Fabri in from the music maybe even from the words whatever it is that touches you go to coil chabad.org slash 24 davis and actualize the inspiration of the fabric and in a tangible way by giving to the altar Devi's own stalker we're going to now see a video that was produced in conjunction with tonight's event and the killer Habad sadaqa of the alphabet Chabad and we're having $12 tables for bearing in a few days early a little bit early because the rabbi is going to be in edits as well an important and holy business for Kayla Habad uncle dalitai vez we're here in Crown Heights now and we're speaking about the important connection between the life's work of the al together and the fund the cool kibbutz Dhaka phone which the algorithm found so it takes us back to a middle of the 18th century in the 1770s when after the historic was of the Missouri market the term media market all wanted many of them wanted to go tell cicero and the outer level also wanted to go to very much wanted to go talat is wrong and he actually had it out on his journey till they came to the water and the other talmidim pressed upon the other ever that white Russia or Eastern Europe needs a Taba and that our travel should be the one to a leader cinema in in Eastern Europe and we after never went into seclusion for a few weeks and after that he came out and he accepted upon himself to lead sit-in in come back in Russia the region and he also took at that point responsibility for the physical for the gaseous needs of the Sydenham going Terrace is wrong you see throughout the letter is printed in together sack a dish and other letters of the alphabet encouraging the idiom to support Habad support the city minorities throats it society strong the whole arrest was because of this that he was sending money charity sir all that was then under the Ottoman Empire the Ottoman Empire wasn't it was an enemy of Russia during the his time in prison he gave written testimony this testimony we have now after the fall of communism was discovered the after lab is a prison file and in the written testimony you see a very wrong explanation of how the outer never explains to the Russian government this obligation for every single year to support their brethren nurses row down the never said it's not a new thing not something that I started it's something that has always been but they ought to never did it in a very strong way and they even have discovered in his prison file all the receipts and balance sheets from the city of vids of 1792 1793 1794 the letters back and forth with how much people gave this receipt is for 18 and a half ruble and this receipt is for this amount I mean I I don't know what the value is in today's dollars but it seems the fact that they were collecting it and this is only one city was the highlight that inroads of terms there was a lot a lot of money that was being sent the way it was done is during the time of the afternoon but there was something called a vaca and that means weekly the system was that there was a certain amount that they had to give on a weekly basis this weekly system this is way was done in the lifetime of the Alpha Delta this brings us until the war of 1812 with Napoleon Napoleon was advancing into Russia the after never opposed Napoleon it became a danger for the alpha rabbit to stay at home and he had to travel the myth loretta writes a very detailed letter chronicling the travels of the Alpharetta from every reddish-yellow all the way through hostile tavis till after they stop us now Russia won that war there was that whole Napoleon tried to add damasco on the winter and he was unable so Russia won the war and nevertheless he's saying the Russian economy was devastated the way the myth whatever described as the letters were terrible in Russia and it became to a point that it would be impossible for them to mandate on a weekly basis such that the person should give a regular stipend that's when the Pushkin was born where the Midler Ibis soon after they stock was soon after hunter after ottavia's he sends out a letter told of Siddim that they should all have mounted on to their wall near their table and he says to get put in either cotton or to a half a carton a penny a half a penny two pennies before you eat breakfast you have guests every person should given a penny a penny a penny for women before they bake challah they should also give and also before cut before benching lift and a mitten that I may write write that they're gonna go around collecting the push kiss and to make sure to see how many cup gets and the ruble is in each one to make sure that say that we're talking giving every single day and multiple times a day and that is really the first time where we find push kiss for fellow Habad or for her a neat stock and that was the birth of the Pushkin in the letter that McLean ever chronicles the travels he sit in that respite without them ever said see them to spy on Napoleon so there's this famous story of my some English and when when Misha meislish was spying against Napoleon for the Czar he was in the war room with the the generals and at that moment Napoleon himself barged in he suspected something Napoleon I guess had a method of detecting who was nervous and he walked over to minimize lish and he said who's the stranger your spy and he put his hand on racialize Alicia's heart which rises understood but the polling was doing and he reminded himself of this teaching that Oliver flicks in this may have shopped I lived the brain rules the heart and was able to respond in a very calm way that I'm a polyglot somebody who knows many languages and as such I'm working for your for your army and pulley and let him let him go he later moved to edit Cicero and he lived and have run and in a five-run he was writing fundraising letters for farewell how about and we have a letter that he sent to Moses Montefiore trying to raise money for Moses Montefiore for home and in the letter for his credentials to establish his credentials he writes that I served as a spy on behalf of the Alpharetta in for the Czar and brought it came into the into Napoleon's inner circle since the historic was of the out there ever of cough dilute Avis topical fine gimel or the short while afterwards when the lemon wrote that letter the clay was how about Pushkin became a fixture in every concert home it's something that all throughout each other IBM spoke about it cherished it the Freda can ever ravenous prostate may even find the first from the first letters a few weeks after you try a few Dolloff that ever writes a letter in support of killer bad and this Pushkin became a fixture in every in every class at home additionally you see in the photographs that when there was photographs taken inside that Eva's room when shazar came a-knockin Bagan came for the lab on in russian you always see and there on the table or right beside the table tell us about Pushkin later years it's a Pushkin a book like this one I know that it was emptied quite frequently oh so that ever had is another Pushkin that have his house I was also I'm a emptied frequently did have it before that ever went to the AO that ever would regularly send a hundred dollars to cut off about a lot I can't say every time but many times when people would send into their ever money the ill initialize somebody in memory of somebody that money that I went forward to tell us about additionally there's checks that that I would give under different amounts different intervals to fill Habad so their ever received a receipt for the amount that that ever gave and it said cockeyed more she never sent it back they never asked with the IRS accept this as as a receipt in fiscal year 1990 that ever gave over $10,000 to care-a-lot in 1978 and either a few days before my father got married I never called him in and spoke to him gave him a whole vision they never had four pair will come out to grow for it to grow and to expand and today Baruch Hashem with the breakfast we have this host we help tens of thousands of families on a regular basis there's ten thousand eight hundred families that receive food from us every single month there's three thousand people that eat in our soup kitchens every single day there's um many mothers and the assignment that benefit from us we help them with with regular stipends financially help them scholastically and the whole host of other programs today where Hashem there's well over a quarter of a million Kayla how about stucco push this in people's homes and it's not just in their homes that people fill it up regularly and they send the money talk and we send the money charity strong and the same this is in addition to to support people give through the internet but there's push consistent the same way it's operated in the past two hundred and six years supporting the Outernet stalker that's operating for the past two hundred and thirty one : Corolla bad is the oldest continuous operating Jewish charity in the world and it is our honor to be part of care about and we hope together with that have his breakfast to continue I'd be as for help Cedric for filming this mission that the out that ever started 231 years ago every fire engine has to have a practical outcome those who are looking for a resolution something practical to do with all this inspiration we can contribute to the outfit Eva's own sadaqa to kill Chabad coho bot has created special for tonight's occasion a link kolcaba org slash 24 Tavis and there we can contribute and bring the inspiration of tonight's for bringing him into actuality and it should be a blessing and a merit for all of us [Music] okay we're gonna try to do something because we're live we can interact with the people out there all around the world who are who are watching on the livestream we're going to have a CD giveaway and I have here excellent CD hold on a second what is this is this is what it is called energy this is called double amount right and these are CDs from le Marcus who is our very own our very own le Marcus our musical host for the evening and if you are the 24th can we pull up the number we put the phone number okay so this is five one six four nine five 302 one that is the 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training a new apprentice and he was walking down the street and they saw a guy a year walking along and this he had stopped in the middle of the road and he he he noticed something he bent over this he had bent over and picked something up and the it's a hunter's apprentice asked the the big gate Sahara he said what did that guy just pick up and he says well he found a piece of truth a piece of anis and he picked up some MS okay they walked down a little bit further and they saw the same guy it stops see something stops and he bends over to pick something up again and the it's a hot his apprentice asks the it's hot or what did the guy do just now or did he pick up nice and so another piece of the truth a little bit more Amos and they walked a little further they followed the guy they see bends over again he picks something up what do you pick up this huh another piece of the truth a little bit more Atmos so the enceladus assistant he looks at the big gates of hut it says you don't look very nervous this guy is finding all these pieces of MS that's not good for our business and the big gate so hunter says don't worry it's a huddle up who do you thinks gonna help them arrange it all you know it's one thing to have the truth but it's another to put it in the right order the order the order is everything like doubt that ever says about the barzil we don't use iron in the base hamikdash because iron is a weapon it's used as an implement of destruction and barzil a pickup Allosaurus shanavas bila ruffle Zilpah leia those are the annoys so yeah effectively Shila the hey look here boys there could be nothing more holy than the invoice how can then you say barzil has a negative connotation and since answers because it's all in the wrong order you have the younger before the old and you have the the second wife before the first way the whole thing's messed up and when you mess up the order everything's messed up so Habad is about restructuring our thought you can be very very smart and very very wrong in fact this the smarter you are the more wrong you are when you're wrong they talked about Charlotte potato said that shaken is Yahveh and a neck huh conic it blinds the eyes of the wise you know that was once a dyin in his old age he went he went death and somebody said why did you go deaf he says from show hood they said but shake head makes you blind he says people talked a lot I never saw the money so he went deaf he heard the promises that ever asks a question it's an interesting question obviously blind in this puss ik doesn't mean physically blind it means intellectually blind so that ever asks if it's yeah that ain't in common why call them common they used to be a common but then they lost their Hockman they took this couldn't it ruined it ruined their brain now they're ice holcomb you no longer for Carmen that ever says no that's not what happens holla buy that if only that would be what would happen but it doesn't happen what happens is Yahveh any how common they use all of their hokhmah all their the big powerful brain to be wrong so the smarter you are when you're wrong even more wrong which that's that's that's the craft of the eight Sahara he has access to the most convincing voice in the world for each one of us our own voice right it's a hunter comes to you and he sounds so smart he sounds so smart cause he sounds just like me and what does he do he comes to me with very very rational arguments the roast by the way he should know talks about in Tanya Baraka mute has to have a how to cut to the raw oysters if only the rush dose would be as silly as the name store sounds the rush dose is successful because it's sound so smart it's so convincing sounds intelligent and but what is the door those roots to us is that falling into the trap when you start to rationalize what does it mean to rationalize just like the word rationalize rational lies they're very rational very smart but it's all lies as all shaaka rearranging the truth making up making making it all falsehood but it's built on truth the building blocks are all true so I want to tell you a story a story about a very unusual visitor - Leona - the town of Lea's and the outfit of his town where he held court and the story actually starts with a simple Hasidic family a mother and a father and they had a son and this son was maybe you could say he was unstimulated and he was looking for greener pastures and long story short he became intrigued with the literature of the masculine of the Enlightenment movement and he made a decision his decision was based on the fact that he was an intelligent man and he was intelligent he knew he was intelligent and he felt that if he would remain within Yiddish guide he would never be able to use his intelligence to its fullest that was that was the premise of this decision that if he would remain within yiddish night he would be unfulfilled because he was talented he was gifted intellectually and he didn't have an opportunity to use it within toyota and based on that premise he left his town he left his family and he went to the big city and obviously in those days in order to make it at the big city you couldn't remain Jewish and unfortunately while a no he converted to Christianity and he was very successful he became a professor and in fact he had written two books two theses one on mathematics and the other on medicine and he was rather proud of them these were his masterpieces but as much as he had accomplished in the academic world you know at the end of the day you want your parents nachus you want your parents to be proud of you and he knew his parents weren't proud of him and it bothered him bothered him deeply so he came up with a plan how he's going to impress his parents he knew his parents were to see them and he knew that the magnet of Leo schnell which is how they called the alternative in those days that the magnet of Leo Schnur was not only a genius in Toyota but Lahav will also on secular subjects and there are many stories going back to the outfit of his childhood where the outfit ever exhibited genius in the secular studies of the day there are that's for another time another occasion but there are many stories about how the Altair ever was was known and renowned and had a reputation you know even among the academics of of the day there were local universities in white Russia and that they knew about the alphabet since he would since he was a child at any rate the Altair ever was known renowned for the fact that he was a genius also in the secular studies of the day so this guy comes up with a plan the plan is he's gonna go to lyosha he's gonna bring the outfit up in his two books the book and medicine the book in mathematics Delta devil will be able to appreciate it he'll be able to say you did good you're a smart boy you did a good job and then he'll run to his parents and I'll say look you might not be proud of the choices I made in life but at least I want to tell you that the devil himself said I wrote a good book that was his idea so one day a very unusual sight in Leo Schnur a guy rolls in he doesn't look Jewish at all he looks like a non Jew from the city doesn't look like somebody could be looking for the alt Arabica and he comes to the outset of a show when he's looking for the Alpha Devon he says so he says I'm working with the outfit if I want a an audience I want to meet with the Alton Emmett and it was arranged and in fact the outfit ever said fast-tracking give him the Fastpass and this fellow comes into the out there was real laughter to his holy room and he has his two works his two books and he presents them to the altar him in the Altima takes the books takes one of them the open siddhappa he starts reading these turning pages turning pages and the guy is feeling a little bit insulted here because doubt that I was just turning pages so quickly he can't possibly really be reading him these are these are serious scholarly works you have to you know it isn't that yeah these are not easy chair reading you have to you have to read it carefully even his even his colleagues his peers in the academic world have to read it carefully in the often I was just turning page after page the author but finishes and he picks up the next book and he starts doing the same thing mouthing finishes and he says regarding the first book the logic is very good it's very intelligent but the premise upon which the book is based is flawed and when the when the fundamental premise is flawed then no matter how strong your logic is you end up at a totally erroneous conclusion then the optimist says as for the second book also very good logic very clear thinking but again there's a fundamental flaw in the premise and if the premise is flawed that no matter how intelligent the thinking is you're going to end up with an erroneous conclusion the guy was so upset he grabbed his book scene he marched out and he started pacing around in the show it was winter and in those times they had a stove stove which kept the whole room warm he was pacing was marching back and forth in front of the stove and he was thinking how could the Alpha to say that how there he but then he started thinking about it and he started thinking about the initial premise of each of these books and he said anything but the first book he thought about the book of mathematics and he realized right there in the very beginning there was something that was completely wrong and his whole building that he built was that it was a building on quicksand it was the whole thing was wrong and he realized just hit him with a and he and he thought about the fact all of his peers had refuted was peer review all the other academics had read the same book and they lauded his genius without that I've been had skimmed through it so quickly and that end and zeroed in on this this fatal flaw he realized the whole book was was worthless he took the first book the book on Madison he opened up the stove and he tossed it inside he burned ins he started pacing around again and he started thinking about his other book the book in mathematics and he started thinking about that he realize right there in the beginning there's a flaw and again he opened up the stove he took the second book he tossed it inside and then it hit him the outer ever wasn't only speaking about his books his books too but the outer ever was talking about his life you may be very wise may be very intelligent your thinking is very clear but when all your thinking is based on a faulty premise then your conclusion is absolutely wrong he built his entire life on the premise that he would be unfulfilled that he would never reach his potential unless he left you this kite and he pursued an entire life he put a lifetime of work into a goal which he realized in retrospect really it was based on a complete error in judgment and he was devastated he realized he had lived his entire life wrong just like that his entire life he realized had been wasted would that he came back to the outdoor a bit and in tears of of regret he begged the alte debe to teach him a path to return begged out that habit to help them to do to Shula altered ever had him learn with his son Loretta who was his eventual successor and they learned to see this together for a short period of time the study sessions between the Loretto and this guest what they study about how to do teshuva during the months that this man was in Leo sneh later on became the basis for the midlanders safer Dedic item we know the death the midlet ever wrote differents for them for different individuals with the exception of to spawn him shadi aida and shadow youhad were written for all Sydenham but all the others for them have a story behind them about a specific closet like in Medina was written fricassee Allah play Piquet eviden was written for the bachelor from the years of ballet gallo story so on and so forth Derek I'm was written based on the Caruso between him and this guest his visitor and then after a few months of studying the other he passed away this about Chava the sincere penitent he left this world and after that happened after Abbott told them it whatever who this who this man really was he said after ever said the famous penitent of the Gemara a Thalassa van der Dahlia the one of whom it says yesh Misha keine alumni will show us famous story of after show from the Gomorrah Nevada Zara and velocipede nadaya he was the lowest of the low the drugs of the drugs the morale in fact says that his name means the dregs and that in one moment of sincere contrition of heartfelt teshuva a velocipede nadaya was able to acquire his Balaam hava out that ever said that he comes back and about loss of Illinois comes back in Gil Ghulam and reincarnation looking for a ticket and this was him in this generation he came in this incarnation and ousted Abbott told them it little bit but don't worry he's fixed now and he's done he's not gonna come back anymore think about the laws of India the quintessential bowel teshuva the bowel to sugar par excellence when we want to give an example of the power of teshuva it said of Elizabeth nadaya then why did he have to come back generation after generation what what tick wouldn't did he need what was lacking what was he missing and what was it that the out that Emma gave him that completed him what didn't he have the first time and what did he receive when the out that ever had the mitt whatever learn with him so it's very simple you can be inspired deeply inspired you can be so thoroughly inspired then you rethink your entire life but it doesn't mean that you think differently that's what an emotional experience is we all know the dirty trick of creating an emotionally uplifting experience and the power of the experience is enough to create a shift but it's not previous Chabad menthe continious what does that mean it doesn't really change the way that the person's mind works in order to do that yet to get in there you have to do brain surgery in order to do that that I've also been a lawyer at least in this Gill bull he had to finally come and he had to learn to see this cobot with oscilloscope on the out that ever changed the way that his actual mind worked it's not enough to be influenced on the level of emotion we could all be inspired we can all feel regret we can all feel remorse in the case I loved another that was his final moment in that lifetime but there's there's a difference between feeling something deeply and actually understanding why your premise was wrong that the premise upon which you built your life that got you to that point of regrets to understand that that premise was wrong and how it was wrong that's what the out that Evan did one of the action items we mentioned before giving sadaqa to kyle acaba de altura Besson sadaqa one of the action items that has to come from half dollar Davis and they never spoke about this repeatedly is we have to devote ourselves to the study of cities especially the Alta rebus of cities and when we studied cities especially the output i bacillus cities Chabad it's not for inspiration it's not in order to feel a powerful feeling it's in order to rewire our brains it makes us think differently we cannot see reality the same way anymore after we after we've learned since cobot it's not just to feel bad that we've made a made an error it's to understand have fresh eyes and to see what the error was to recalculate and understand what the proper decision would be and with the proper premise to live life based on would be that's a citizen come Bob I'm gonna sing or Ally's gonna sing thank God I'm not gonna sink but I've got your back Ellie I'm gonna be rooting for you on Eaglin of the alta debe which well you want to tell us a little bit about the nega-chin soma every year on simplest era for about 15 years correct me if i'm wrong that Everwood teaching leaking some Hostetter about 4 o'clock in the morning and one of the new Innova they're ever taught is nygma called some of the hamachi we should have had told us is one of the tenant whenever Belted ever and it's a very soul-stirring Nigam she talks about the thirst of the neshamah for Michelle and I'm gonna sing it here tonight like to like the crowd that we have here in studio to join with us sing-along so the whole [Music] see [Applause] [Music] Oh [Applause] [Music] you know [Music] you know [Music] [Applause] [Music] you know [Music] [Applause] there we claim [Music] there oh we can [Music] Leland's [Music] the [Music] Oh [Music] Chikara belly again thank you thank you to the eylem here who who joined in when I tell you another story about the algorithm and another person who was perhaps living life based on a faulty premise who had started on the wrong path and how the Alta Devi brought him back story is about a well today you call it the at-risk youth there was a young man a boy healthy red-blooded young man from a Hasidic family and he began to stray from the from the path of Terah his father was heartbroken dismayed beside himself didn't know what to do and he went to the altar Dada and the father cried to the Alton Abba and said he didn't know what to do with his son so the Outernet had told this this hospital he told him you get your son to me get him to me I'll do the rest the man didn't know how to figure out how to how he's gonna get his son to the altar Devin but he knew if they all could have had told them Alta Devas taking care of a doctor was taking care of it now all he has to do is figure out some way I was gonna get his son to the author of it so what's he gonna do he came up with a plan he knew one of the things his son like to do is horseback riding now horseback riding what do we know about horses drive cars we don't know about horses but in the old days horseback riding was not considered a nice polite pastime for a Jewish boy you sit in the wagon you have a horse that pulls a wagon pulls a cart and that's that's more of a dignified way of a mode of transportation but to sit on a horse horseback and to go riding like a cowboy wasn't it wasn't a nice thing but this young man he loved it he loved it he had this horse a fast horse he loved riding his fast horse so the father came home he knows all he has to do yes to get this young man to Liana and they didn't live in the ocean they lived in another small town so he comes to his side and he says to him I wonder could you do me a favor could you go to the town of Liana for me and bring a message for me so the son says can I ride the horse father says yeah sure you could ride the horse now that was the whole thing he knew that son was gonna ask can I ride the horse and if he would tell him yeah sure you can ride the horse that was gonna get him to the Alta elvis's yeah sure you could ride the horse great fantastic so the boy gets on the horse and he rides into town goes galloping off to lyosha he has to deliver a message for his father the message is to the Alpharetta so it goes to the Alpha dead and the Alpha rabbit had seen him dismounting getting off of the horse and now that never asked him he says young man I see you like to ride horses what's the advantage of such an animal it's a young man he says oh are you kidding this is a fast horse a fast horse is a wonderful thing nothing about asks him why what's wonderful about a fast horse the boy says well it gets you where you're going so much faster if it's a fast horse dr. thibaux says yeah but what if the horse is going the wrong way it went off course now it goes off course even faster the young man said yeah that's true but if it's a fast horse and it realizes it's going the wrong way and wants to get back on the right path it gets back on the right faster the optimist says yeah that's true when it realizes then it happens it when he realizes and the boy realized the out that ever wasn't just speaking about horses the horse was a marshal it was a metaphor dr. Deborah was speaking about this young man this young man healthy red-blooded young man had out had a fast horse inside of him a fast horse that wanted to show its power wanted to show what it could do and unfortunately the way that his fast horse was expressing itself was not in the path of theta and because he was so talented he had such energy when he went oh of course he really went off course but precisely the same flaw the fast horse they got him of course so fast is what he got him back on the right course even faster see there are two types of Mayas a milah character virtue an asset there are virtues that are already virtues and then there are potential virtues we call them character flaws but their potential character assets that's actually the high game yen from today from Havdalah davis from dollar davis the yin yang they never wrote a safer a small safer called her yang yang and every single day it's a little bullet a little capsule of theta of MS of reality it's a tiny little thing that ever called that lua is a dual accident about implanted light or seeds of light you know what a seed is a seed is a tiny thing but it can unleash unlimited potential you know anyone can count the seeds in an apple but only Hashem can count apples in a seed seed has unlimited potential every high game game is a seed you'll learn how yang never takes you 30 seconds 60 seconds tops 90 seconds but it grows and it gives infinite fruits of wisdom of clarity so today's high gave him cough dollar Davis says that their abdomen ROG the seventh and youngest son an eventual successor that some ascetic asked his father that's mr sadýk he asked him what did the same it meaning they altered Abba the first type of Habad what did they say they want to accomplish with the ways of a citizen with cydnus itself and the t'market said the answer is like like this it almost sounds like a non sequitur there's a raesha and a safer first clause in the second clause he said that the out that ever wanted the Siddim should be like a family a loving family Bravo a loving family and then he says Sid this is Hayase and you take the highest the vitality and you bring it into everything and you illuminate everything even the light time the negativity and you have to know your own data your own negativity in order to fix it it's an interesting two concepts put together what does that mean I know this is but that a half meaning I made it up when when you love somebody doesn't mean you don't see their faults well that's one Dargaville Cicero you know the up tier of was known as the a of Israel and he said you can find AB Cicero on every word in theta so someone once asked him what about bollock the Jew hater the anti-semitic King Bullock oh the wicked Bullock who hired me limb to curse the Jews the after of said well Bullock yeah for sure you find out this is throw in Bullock because it's the Russia Davis if you have to react America and they said but it's not we have today a hakama because the haptens of allah is evolved not not a vase bollock babe a slammin cook the dalamud okay Lee after that the lament is okay but then Camejo it's not a cool from Pollock is it is a cool Carmichael's with a cough so 203 letters are all wrong he said attack it when it comes to you have graphic commercial you cannot be so fussy so that's one Dargaville cicero other cicero means that you see that someone has a fault but you look aside you you you you turn a blind eye but then there's family and with family nobody starts up with your family you want to tell me my family member is flawed he's not flawed he has a problem he's working out he's getting better and his his character flaw is a character virtue in potentially just in factual eyes it yet meaning the same way that we look upon ourselves so I see them are one family you have to change your own light toys and fix it and therefore sickness is not afraid of the light toy if it's not afraid of the negativity see this is highest and you have to bring the highest into every nook and cranny there's no dark corner of the human psychology that the sickness is afraid to penetrate there's no character flaw that you can say cannot be redeemed so comes a boy with a fast horse and you can write them off and you can say he's a troublemaker or you could say hold on a second there's a great advantage from a fast horse you know that ever spoke about comet's comets is a high risk investment comets is a funny thing unpaid so you don't want to have comments right the women go absolutely bonkers trying to make sure that there's not one chrome one speck of comets in the house and then what do we do husband goes out and he buys the biggest shot the biggest risk of comets he walks right in the door with it nobody says a word you know what it is it's you know the biggest risk of comets in every any Jewish house and pace of his your matzah matzah because you're taking flour and you're mixing it with water and you're relying hopefully they they debate it fast enough that's why the plastic says whoosh mark them and some octase you have to guard them you have to prevent them from becoming comments so I got a plan for you instead of creating this nail biter you know why do we have to have this this potential hamed's bomb and have to call on the bomb squad letlet I have an idea that's much more relaxing don't make matzo out of something that can become comments so that your xiaomi says now if it can't become comets it can't be matzah so there episodes like this this this is this is a hero Nevada this is a lesson in life if it can't become comets it can't become matzah if it can't be misused it can't be used and the whole you read us on the Shama the whole descent of the soul into a body is based on this high risk high yield investment did the a mister takes in the Shama from the Aeterna Chalmers it's much safer to leave it in GaN Eden don't do it anguish the don't take this preciousness shovel it and put it behind enemy lines and yet no risk no reward high-risk high-reward and not only the image to put us into a body with an effigy obama's but he gave our nephew bombers a bunch of quirks a bunch of character defects but those are the fast horses the fast horses the character defects are the potential character assets and if there's not a risk of succumbing to our own defects of character then there's no possible way we can serve the anguish thereby redeeming them and refining them and changing the life the point is that we're family and you don't write off family even when they're flawed even they have a problem and not only that not only do you overlook it like the app that off said don't be so fussy as we acted ethic America no find a guy's fault and say you know what you've got a lot of potential a lot to work with and if our youth knew that that's how they were regarded that they were regarded as perfect that there was no such thing as identifying a flaw in that only potential assets a diamond in the rough hasn't been developed yet if we each of us can reach out to our children and our neighbors children the way the out that haven't reached out to that to that young man that that youth at risk and tell him that what everyone else is calling a problem is not a problem it's a potential virtue and that we love him the way is he's perfect in our eyes and he's a work in progress then we can have the same effect on a young person the way the outfit ever had an effect on this young person and this young man we all know this is the call of the hour today after decades of ballet Chava people coming together skite the new question is what about retention what about those who are already from and one way one attitude is cut our losses and start writing people off but you don't write off family you don't break yourself off you don't write off your family someone has a defect it's not a defect it's a potential asset I'm gonna tell you one more story quick story but I'll make it long in traditional rabbinic fashion the story is and actually is intertwined with the how the Sloviter printing press came into existence the when the Tonya was printed on the out that have a printed the first Tonya was printed in Sloviter by the Slavitt the printing press which was run by red misha shapiro which interestingly enough many people don't know this but romesha Shapira who was the owner of the slavic the printing press he was the son of Pincus Carissa Pincus Carissa was one of the tummy there manga and even a Talmud of the Baal Shem Tov and then after his passing his sons took over the printing press he had two sons small Abba and Pincus that Misha son Pincus was named after a vicious father Pinkus Pincus caught it sir at any rate and and there's a there that story I'm not going to tell right now about the incredible heroism of shul Abba and Pincus Shapira the the brothers of the slit the printing press so whole long story has to do with the mock Lycus with the Vilna printing press this levente had the shots and only wanted to have their shots then the masculine got involved and there was a libel and there was a whole thing and then some book there that somebody was found dead in the printing house and a whole long story but the the famous moment from that story which many of us have heard and been inspired by is when they were sentenced to run the gauntlet that's when they have to run in between a row of soldiers on each side and the soldiers had clubs and whips and they were beating them and as the brothers were running through one of them he lost his yarmulkes yarmulke fell off and instead of two continuing to run he stopped he didn't want to walk without a yarmulke and while he delayed to pick up his yarmulke he suffered further blows at the hands of these soldiers and any but that's not the story I'm telling the story is how did there come to be a printing press in Slavitt that it took to begin with and the stories like this animation Shapira came to the altar devil and he says I have a problem I want to make a printing press I want to make see free coinage I want to get Jewish books holy books out there but then Minister of Magic he's an anti-semite and he won't give me a permit he's trying to charge me an exorbitant fund of the song and and and I can't I can't afford it he's not giving me the permit so the outlet ever says to this let me show you says go to mow live which is a town on the Dnieper River and find that I'd be thrilled that our Malamud a school teacher named Abe is throwing Mullins and then take him to Vilma and you'll be okay a closet doesn't ask questions it didn't make any sense but mall live has to do with the minister of education or even film them all it's a small town bill is a big town but it has nothing the government is impacted burke it's in the imperial capital somali Vilna you surrounded i Malamud none of this none of this has any overt connection to anything that i've made sure was asking for but they never told him so he went so went to Mali and he meets he asks around where does it have you sell dinner Malamud and he finds this table you said oh and in any Astra he said Oh will you come with me to Vilna he says for what he says now that never told me to bring you the gun she says the out that I had told you to bring me the Vilna for what says to get a permit to open a printing press so the Mohammed laughs he says what do I have to do I don't know ministers I don't travel in diplomatic circles I don't know how to talk to such people and what do you want me to do based on this this whole this wild goose chase I'm gonna leave the children and they won't have a Malamud I'm sorry I'm not ready to do this so Misha persisted and finally he named his price you paid him come to Vilna with me fine so Basildon Mohammed came with little Misha and they went to Vilnius so they come to Velma and they go to the partners finish to participate is just like a municipal it's like a sort of a civic government role it's an unofficial it's not an official government role but it's it was sort of a liaison between the Jewish immunity and the municipal government and in Vilna the partner Swedish was named red mayor of foils in mayor of foils that's a whole other story for another for bragging how mayor of foils who was the part estranged of Vilna the very bastion of antagonism took cities how the mayor of fells himself became a custard of the alta dabba and that's for another time but at any rate this innovation comes would have you throw the Malamud he comes to Velma he comes to the mayor of files and he says we're here why are you here the Alta that was said to come here okay that was enough that was all that a mayor of foil said that he had to hear this is no problem we're gonna walk around Vilna until we find out why you came and that's what they did they would walk around Dilma and he did this for a few days and one day they were in a park and there was this non Jewish nobleman staring at them and then they realized he's staring specifically at rid of you slow so you know mayor of foils was the one who had confidence speaking to such people in his in his position as liaison community liaison with tea with the city government he he was used to speaking to people like this so he walked over to this non-jewish official and he said I see you're looking at my friend is that correct he says yeah yeah says it looks like you want to talk to him he says yeah I do so this official took out a car he gave it up mayor files the card and he says tell your friend to come to the hotel tomorrow where I'm staying not from Villa not from the Capitol passing through Vilna tell him to come to the hotel where I'm staying in Vilna and this is this card is his pass to get it with me and to tell him to come on time because the only reason I'm remaining here in Ganga is to have my meeting with him okay something's happening so the next day it have you throw that a mohammed goes to the hotel it presents the card and he meets with this nobleman it's nobleman says to be so this is where you're from he says from olive he says no you're from Slav he says well yeah Takia I originally I am from schlub that's true she loved and Bolivar not that far from each other they're both under the Upper River he says that's true but it's been 20 years since I was in love the guy says yeah but that's where you're originally from and when I when I tell you a story that happened many many years ago in Ch glove there was a young man there was a boy a Jewish boy and he did something that wasn't correct and his parents didn't know how to handle him and the community didn't know how to handle it and so they humiliated him they thought they were gonna teach him a lesson they brought him to the big shul and they tied him up in the hallway in front of the show so that everyone who had come to Dobbin everyone who would enter sure it would pass him and it would spit in front of him to humiliate him everyone walked by and they would spit in front of him and did that this would teach him a lesson he said but one kind person one kind person had a hominis and he came over he untied the boy so the boy could run away the boy was me and the kind person who untied him was you eww slow you untied me you were the only person who treated me like a human being he says I ran away and I went I went so far away from my community and and and as you know in those days to leave the Jewish community meant conversion he became a Christian way Elena and then he became promoted through the ranks and he says I even became Minister of Education holy cow Minister of Education Minister of Education this is why the Minister of Education such an anti-semite he's one of us abby's law says I can't believe this I'm only in Vilna now because some hafsat of the AL today that came to mullet and asked me to come to Vilna which I didn't understand and then we walked around town until you spotted me and that you were the Minister of Education this is who this sort of money she has been trying he's trying to get a hold of you he's trying to get the permit from you the Minister of Education says no problem give him the purnam confirm it not only give him the permit I'm gonna write you a check for two thousand rubles which is incredibly large sum of money in the time it's all taken care of it anything else you want move to Pat de Berg I'll take care of you for the rest of your life maybe so I said you know what I'm not really interested in living in Penta burger it's not a really it's not a Jewish place it's outside of the PAL of settlement says I'm happy to return to knowledge but though if you would just grant this one favor because clearly this is the only reason that I'm here is because I'm supposed to help but I'm a to get the printing press in Slavia though and so it was granted and that's how the tanya was printed the first Tanya printed by the author Devon and Manny holy swattin were printed because of the printing press enslavement and the printing presses liveth they existed because of the compassion of one person to someone that the entire community had written off we don't write off family we don't write off ourselves we don't write off family yeah all today I wrote a safer safer shell bein in it what's her pain in the a baton he is a balm and Vega a Bentley doesn't do a Nevada not much of a theorem I said it's a fluid and the heart of Tania Perry climate base of Tania is obviously slow afro Marie it has obviously soul and Alice's no means you don't write off at you and when you see a Jew who has a floor he doesn't have a floor here's a potential character asset he has a fast horse and it just needs to be directed in the and if we'll see each other this way with love with compassion with a good eye not only the will there will be no reason for anyone to want to go away from this beautiful life that we have but to the contrary we will foster all the potential greatness of all that the children whose potential can be realized these are the children are gonna bring mushiya I'm very happy to announce a surprise guest although we said earlier on that he's coming but you could pretend it's a surprise where's Bart Sean oh what a surprise to respond to you by the way are you labels here earlier his wife was in the hospital having a baby oh wow what did you do for us to be very very very good l have been seeing it's been great it's been fantastic it was going out into space and then back down a good mix mother yeah walk of shame yeah there's a great reel-to-reel they're doing an incredible job here with the sound and with the with the visual it's good that sounds good at home yeah they say it sounds good at home okay by the way we had a CD giveaway we're gonna announce the winner soon who won the CDs the Marcus CDs the energy and the governor Mela and then the three-hour overview of Tanya yeah we can bond Sean for throwing that CD more time you brought a CD it's 15 bucks 50 all right what what are you here to do with us this evening um a classic from the alte ABBA now stinkier bring my guitar then I realized that the author is a good amar not the guitar based so another time maybe yeah and I thought it was raining outside the parsley you have a case the guitar has a case right but then there was lacking there Datsun so there was a lot of right things that led up to you know but the bottom line is it doesn't go off in the gun okay so yeah yes so what are we gonna hear yeah come on fine [Music] although the needle - we need a fake I mean miss me no II don't either we did the fake please [Music] [Applause] you see Rio [Music] [Applause] [Music] whoa [Music] we see we know summer [Music] yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah you know yeah yeah the yeah yeah yeah nah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah [Music] meow [Music] you know Liam we are [Music] the [Music] yeah the of [Music] the [Music] baby though a fake ABC BBC you see double sink [Music] see [Music] see [Music] ah see [Music] yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah [Music] my love oh yeah [Music] [Applause] yo yo yo yo [Music] the [Music] yeah I know the [Music] meow [Music] yeah the eyelid [Music] Mina the eye [Music] leave it as a smelly them it's not just funny games ningún kebab it's not just cuz music is pretty no this is real work but like like any work it's transformative you know doesn't leave us the same agreed you agree with densa yes yeah even for those of us who aren't gifted with good voices you know you sing in a solution they're gonna has an effect now Barker Shrek you know some people also have a nice voice like I actually like when people say that don't have good voice to sing the good oh yeah because that's like a certain humbleness yeah you're verses like you know like uh-huh yeah yeah sort of like that ever sick about to be caught him about the wicker baskets and look from the silver trays right yeah that ever talks about the spontaneous bye though it's not scripted we're just be could him that when they would bring their first fruits judicial I am so poor people would put the the fruits in a in a wicker basket and the rich people could afford it they would put the fruit on a like a silver tray and they will we give it to the kite now the midst was to give the fruit but it says that the silver trays the Cohanim would give back to the owners and the wicker baskets the condom would keep so the Gowanus is to hold on this is the rich get richer the poor get poorer because the poor guy he he he can only afford a wicker basket and he doesn't even get it back he lost his basket right so that ever explains it like this the fruit and the basket is like the qivana and the Mitzvah the Mitzvah is the container with within which you put the feeling and sometimes when you do something fancy you do something with flourish it's very pretty but it it lacks the humility so it doesn't become bottle so it doesn't become part of the Mitzvah and so the Korean gives the silver tray back but the humble wicker basket it's so selfless it just comes part of the whole Mitzvah so when he gives the fruit in the basket the midst was to give the fruit but now the basket being became part of the Mitzvah and it just stays with the call you and and that's my excuse for why I'm gonna sing the next you ready to accompany me I feel yes Ali okay I'm just joking please don't explains also the non silver Esther cases the non silver Esther cases and the fedora hats and the fedora hats yeah and all that humble sort of low-key Chabad styles yeah yeah that's true yeah we've been talking about the Alpha Dev it's a night of stories songs and but can you you can you stick around I really hadn't had an excuse he had to run because the wife was in the hospital having a baby but can you hang out a little bit if you don't make me go through that void again yes yeah that was tough it is tough but no we're not gonna it's like a seat like more like yeah dr. devon Huff down Tavis game he Lula so I'll tell you like this in in the in the in Alta hang back in you know the old country they used to have a Minich that the Shabbos Shabbos estimate kill go after half a kegel or cocoa kegel if you really make good cook all you have to call a kegel right cuz those who know how to make whether we want to we want to thank Gumbo's Hamish a baker hi Misha bakery it's real right okay and anyway that was our sponsor one of our sponsors and and sushi spot too and how do you pronounce bull fit bond we've been but how do you say it's a French word boof yeah and it's a French word I mean that's what I use Alexa boof and bun order please no problem ordering from McDonald's and the hold on a second who else give us food up others gave us the Mashka and the wine selection Wow oh yeah Walker chef good sponsors CL is carrying the livestream yeah that's the market yeah yeah that's the old all encompassing right I don't know if it's the tiny good a road sign but it's one of the two what does mauka catering yeah yeah chef any other Friday especially that's right so all the kögel you made me forget I almost forgot the kugel so these two have a custom that Shabbos you have a cocoa now if there's a special Shabbos what's a special Shabbos special job as if if if there's two Torah readings so you bring out to see Fred tired to to Torah scrolls and then they would eat to kugels Google are now it was a really really special Chaves unusual Chavez a rare Shabbos where you have three Torah readings so three citrate Toyota like for instance if it's Shabbos or straightish Davis that's always Hanukkah so you have Shabbos the Korea you have the radish Korea the conical clear so you have three readings and you have three Torah scrolls and then you would have three Google ah so the question always was is that a good minik or it's not a good minute and the answer like every Jewish question is Svensson it depends what does it depend if you sit at the Shabbos table and they present the kögel and you look at the kugel and you say ah player that's a beautiful minute but if you're standing in shul when they opened the Oren and they bring out the safer tell you no and you look at it you say AHA kugel it's not such a nice minute right okay this is gas miscellaneous Google and Tyler you know Yankee van I said they were fighting from the womb and we know that Yankee was each Tom yeshivah huh love you as he was there it was the spiritual one and Asaph was the ish ha sudden your day at cyan't he was the material one the gruff one the grub one and they were fighting in the womb and now she says they were fighting over the inheritance of two worlds so I'm a question it's not my questions that Evers question by the way what are they fighting over two worlds a Lavazza and a loom haba but this one's materialistic and this one's spiritual so let the material one take a limb has a the physical world and let the spiritual one take a limb how about the spiritual world and show them a Lisa no you don't have to fight you know the answer can i interject yeah no it's not into last time there was a negotiation like that one really bad other man thought right Hevel and oh I forgot the name because monk I didn't have them you can take the earth yes they cells and then someone got killed so that's right someone got killed so didn't want to do it again right obviously not the answer no but I'm thinking that's a great answer really you should write it up for the hardest but I think I got it from Ginsberg now Kenny and colored lady want to see kool-aid the whole the whole struggle between the material and the spiritual the body and the soul some view it as you know you got to do your time soul comes into a body and you're gonna be tested you can be tempted and the point is to make it out alive that's one way to view it another way to view it is there's something that the soul needs in a body that it can't get up there the soul needs to come down here it needs an experience in the physical world there's high yangyang I think it's a giant kiss lift that says there are three different schools of thought within theta one of them says that you should learn how to revile materiality should look down on it physical things physical pleasure it's all temporal it's all fleeting you should look down on it and that's called the school of Musa then there's another approach that teaches you to cultivate an appreciation of spirituality of the abstract of ideas lofty things intangible things and that's called high Kira then it says there's another school of thought which teaches you one Hashem made both physical and spiritual and that the ultimate purpose of the physicals to be refined by the spiritual and that the ultimate purpose of the spiritual is to be expressed within the physical and that's called Paytas Exodus I think the biggest more of the novelty is the second part of it first of all to say that physicality has to be refined by spirituality that we know but it's even more than that spirituality needs physicality the ultimate and spirituality is when it is expressed as physicality when Schwalm amela who was the master of all parables says that Rabbi Meir had 300 McCallum for every concept Ilana Malik had 3000 and when he wanted to convey the relationship between Hashem and the Jewish people he chose issue Isha but the ultimate consummation of the above issue Isha is a physical thing and from that is the KA halo that occur hands off and that's how we have children so it's a very beautiful thing the love but the love is abstracted - you can't touch it so ultimate expression is physical and the same thing in Yiddish Kyte spirituality that's written that's allowed to remain abstract and it's not expressed as mitzvahs my seus as a physical deed it lacked something and it was for this that the soul came down to this world so we see an interesting thing that in the end of the days of the alte Dabba toward the end of his life he wrote two pieces of cities which are a departure in many ways or at least reveal a whole new frontier of thought than what was written before specifically visa vie in the concept of the relationship between the spiritual and material you see in Tanya the way that it's talked about it is that the anguish that wanted a physical world for that for the the hidden shop at the novelty of it that there's a use of noida minification basket and in the place of the greatest darkness the light were relatively speaking shine the brightest so the anguish that made a dark world because there it's like a lamp in the middle of a sunny day has no point but a lamp and then in all the dark so that has a point so they a be should have made a dark world a physical world so that the the spiritual have the most impact that's how it talks about it and look at the 'madam later on the last piece to this tale tomorrow he wrote the latter which became seeming hoff latter twenty we get a cicada shield aha a Akkad and he also wrote a short Mishima note called nefesh Fela which actually according to some versions and of Shabbos before the last Shabbos of the out live in this world he emptied his pockets as according to Jewish law you empty your pockets before Shabbos and one of the things he took from his pocket was the the regime of the note of nefesh Fela and he gave it to the tomate said that his grandson told him he's gonna need this and these two pieces of cities you get a sock a dish semen cough and nefesh Fela the authority' speaks about gosh me as he speaks about the material world in a whole new way he speaks about the material as the ultimate man of station of godliness so it's not just that there's a relative advantage that in a dark world spiritual light will have relative you know it's like if you if you're if you're in the dark then a little bit of light it seems it seems like it's a lot more than what it really is optimist is now it's more than that the ultimate expression of spirituality is in the physical world it's about physical actions done with physical bodies perfecting a physical world and that the topless the goal of everything is here in this world and that when mushiya will come this physical world will be holier than heaven and that was able to happen in this physical world can't happen in any of the higher realms it can't happen in heaven so we know when it comes to thinkers people who you know make their career based on their mind as they get older as they get closer to the end of their life sometimes the teachings are not so reliable but a Torah scholar is different and that ever said this specifically specifically that ever pointed out that the deepest teachings of the Alta data were his last teachings that the level of truth that he was able to reveal that physical that the physical world has this special quality that cannot be found in any other level of reality that deep idea was was at the very end was the very the culmination of the climax of the alpha Devas life because a Torah scholar only becomes stronger and his truth becomes even more penetrating and the deepest ideas were the ones with it were the latest ideas whatever said this about the Alta dabba and obviously anyone who has half a brain in their head can think about the fact then the the last surface that we heard from the rabbit the focus was so much on mushiya and in such an intense way in such a real way why because the latest teachings are the most intense the it's a whole new frontier at any rate I'm gonna tell you like this one of the reasons that the Alta data was was in opposition to Napoleon or the reason and this is intertwined with the whole story of the historic nests of cough dalla Davis now that his passing happened on the rope why is it out that I be buried in hostage why why is his resting place not in the ID where he was for the last year's he's associated with Rio Janeiro DRD but but he passed away P Anna and his burial is in is in cottage because the out that ever was running he had to leave because Napoleon was coming now after about posed Napoleon widely out that have been deposed Napoleon and the other top media Magid the other rebels they were in favor because Napoleon although he was a despot it was a military totalitarian ruler but Napoleon's politics were very liberal he was very into liberal ideas like equality and he wanted to give everyone rights the Jews didn't have rights Jews in Europe didn't have rights they didn't have protection under the law not not equal protection and Napoleon was gonna give that and and the out that ever saw that although but gosh meais materially the situation for the Jews would improve but they would assimilate it will be devastating spiritually and that's why the al-khattab opposed Napoleon and when Napoleon invaded Russia Napoleon was sweeping across Europe Napoleon entered Russia on Tisha buff interestingly and within three weeks he was already in lab D it was hoof tests of air fresh fish owl Erev Shabbos ash Irish aloe that year puffs hoof I mean base 1812 Rashida shallow the first day very shallow was on a Shabbos so anniversary wish was that of Shabbos even though it was that of Shabbos the author of it began to flee on that day they left they left Lodi it was so close that when the out that ever left we oddly he was leaving from one side of the town while they well Napoleon was entering from the other we know that Napoleon when he came to kill IB he asked where is the house of Rabbi bought a Hovick and he went to the outlet of his house and he found that it was on fire the out that ever had burned house down he ordered a burn to the ground and Napoleon we now we know why he was looking to the outfit of his house he started to ask everybody does anyone own any possession that they have that the rabbi bought a whole batch ad from this also by the way we see the power of a of an object physical object that at Sabich that belonged to it Sabich we think about the dollar as the Contras and the Tongass that never gave with his own holy hand but at any rate the altar had to flee and Napoleon's armies were coming and they were so close they could hear the the music in those days you know the army they they had a band that's what a marching band was they would march with the the army was all part of the no part of the military get up is they have to have a you have to have a band and they were you know what the the the Fife and drum you know and the out that ever asked what song are they singing so they told them they sang the song for him the Napoleon's March and the outfit ever said it's Annie Gooden it's awesome it's a it's a it's a melody of victory Albert but in the end the down not saw it will be our victory it will be our victory I want to tell you something what does it mean in the end will be our victory the alter rebbe opposed Napoleon because he would bring material prosperity but spiritual disaster what did the dabba doo and famously that ever associated with another negan also a French song the Devitt took them I say yay and then it took the song and there's a whole city one that ever spoke about France as the bastion of liberal values and liberty and fraternity and equality but that even those values which could be corrupted which could be used in a way that is counter to you the Skype we have the power to use it out for good we can use it to bring Messiah so in the end dude I'm not sorry that all of these I'll put it this way all of the ideologies that out that exist out there today even the most corrupt ideologies in their source they only exist and they only came upon the world scene today to give us an opportunity to bring mushiya to perfect the world the physical world so you know this Napoleon's March song you know how that goes it's easier to sculpt I do you buy the off and if everyone's gonna sing along it's gonna make it even easier they sing along it gives that you know that that that audience that audience boost yeah yeah that camera boost I mean I mean yeah we're hoping a serious camera I don't know you know you know the Napoleon's March he's like not out from the crowd please [Music] the [Music] ai ai ai ai ai ai I then they are Linnea video yeah and I know they are [Music] may I [Music] they [Music] the [Music] then I [Music] [Applause] the [Music] the day of they are I know [Music] the IANA [Music] now you play really well you should my secret arsenal it's your fast horse we get out reveal it to the world la marca see I'm not just a singer that way and that's fitting and you're gonna bring out another instrument yeah one thing is what every one thing in a second whether you see these coming out in a couple weeks yeah it's a shame it's a shame man might get on that CD sorry you play piano on the scene y'all I don't I don't know you sing I sing on this longer show on these songs I sing oh what's it called by the way it's called Yo Gotti your guardian what saucy Tommy and I'll be out soon musician that's a shuttle okay well make sure they get a copy interesting Martha thank you thank you I think we have another thousand again that's relatable yeah what do you were another Nagin that says the Arab latex Nagin now you should explain maybe a little bit because you refer to it is that have his father's New Berlin so why not I don't know too much of the background him you can share some of its with us but it's that of his father had a hawk office negan that he would sing on simplest era and the tradition is that it comes from the altar ribbon yeah is there goes back to the altar that bit was the composer yeah really yeah yeah but it's interesting because most of the out there isn't even about very soulful you know you're right this is more yes yeah I could add a character but it's I mean it's interesting is it possible I just because I have to do a name drop that borrows show him his great grandfather never sweet grandfather like the means the family of seven right so he the oldest brother liked it and like he taught his kids and I believe because his grandson right so I came back a different different vibe a different need maybe to theory those carpets as [Music] IIIi the other nananana [Music] then ai ai ai bye that anime [Music] that is day [Applause] [Music] yeah ai ai ai ai they are [Music] the yo and I [Music] the other night they the ìiî may I yeah [Music] early actually makes sense I'm actually thinking makes sense because I'll have a toilet rub talk tomorrow Psalm 2 up so there was like a musical thing going on there yeah so that's how it could have reached it at this value right I'm gonna write a book about it with my music career goes sour listen you keep appearing events like this you're only gonna go your stock is rising cuz you're on sole words coughed ala Davis evening of story song and teaching to the outfit evident with Ali Marcus you're only can only be good that 1000% yeah that's what I when are we gonna do the next row bring him by the way afterward shut what for the camera shot bringing after the unofficial I have a question though yeah have a question base of what you were saying before short yeah thought that was very he feels so focused on enough on Ghazni is reflecting in gosh miss yeah so why was he so against Napoleon's emancipation I'm that's a great question it wasn't the time I wasn't ready yet it wasn't ready yet but the ultimate will have to be in the physical world mushiya is in this physical world the ultimate purpose of everything is in this physical world so ultimately the material will be transformed and and and the clip of that Napoleon represented at that time we weren't ready for it then but apparently we are now and we don't have to be afraid of it we can we can use it only for the good now is the time it's a different era right so that's the hashtag me too I was also that's of Iranian this for me oh this rebellion yeah well hear more about the hostile Davis yeah okay I told you that it was a - Hey - hello Adam Chavez tough goof I didn't base when they out there ever left we are D it was only about another five and a half months until Clough dalit Davis the entire time was spent on the road spent flea ink and the last Shabbos of the altar above all mundane in this world was Shabbos SHM ice half dollar Davis or called gimel Davis rather Shabbos was coffee mo after Shabbos the alte debit made Abdullah and then Davin - interestingly enough dr. David aven't might have after Abdullah and by 10:30 p.m. was he ceased alkis we find something interesting something unusual that in the we all know the text the minor Lucien when we go to the aisle we read from from the minor lotion which is a compilation of prayers that are specifically recited at community tsadikim at the resting place of the righteous there's a preface to the minor washing that was written by the somatic Delta Devas grandson and in it he mentions or he describes the time of the Alpha that is passing as matzo Shabbos partial mice and the rabbit asks that ever points out something interesting about this there's a secret look at the surface which is my sand called dollar Davis so long huh and in the very beginning of the sukkah on the first page there's a harder there's a footnote and you could miss it if you don't read the footnotes you know you know how do you know how to get a brand-new set of look with the surface go back and learn all the sentence with the footnotes it's amazing it's like a new look with a circus when you learn it with the footnotes and in this footnote it ever asks a question and answers the question why does the time I said it described the time of the passing of the altar data as being matzah Shabbos yeah why dr. Chavez partial slice that's most of the seekers about the connection between partial schmoes and called dollar davis but specifically matzah Chavez and the question is based on this there's a Gomorrah Sulis that says mace bed of Shabbos Simmon yah fillet that one who passes away on a dove Shabbos it's a good sign for him may spear matzah Shabbos someone who passes away on the night following Shabbos similar a lie it's a bad sign for him now she mentioned specifically there in the goomar exhibits why is it a siminoff a lie why is it a good thing to pass away out of Shabbos he says she accordionists me oddly Manuka because that way the soul that's departing if it departs on em of Shabbos it goes straight into the rest of Shabbos which is a better thing for the soul when it's transitioning and it's a assent when it's ascending from the bottom so the that ever asks the question seemingly it's not a thing to brag about it's not something to underscore and to emphasize that someone passed away on a matzo Shabbos it's a seemingly a line to pass away lots of Shabbos so I told you it's a little footnote and the rabbit asks a question and in the same footnote that ever answers the question and I'll tell you the answer to the question but before I tell you the answer to the question I'm gonna tell you a story and this is not a story of the Alton Rabbit but you see that it's in that it's connected to everything else we've been talking about and it's the story I guess you could call it the story of why the oil is where the oil is you ever ask why is the oil in Queens at the old Montefiore Cemetery how that happened how that start who was the first Labov ature who was laid to rest in the old Montefiore cemetery mr. rabbit since Nana sorrow ever since Janice otto was the Rebbetzin of the never - shop and she came over to America with her son her only child defeat occurred ever and she passed away you'd you'd spot Toph shin bass when that occurred it was a Shabbos Chavez shirishama special mashaallah and the fear they could ever was not in New York the free dhikr was actually in Chicago and the photographer himself was was in poor health and was a difficult journey and he knew his mother was not in good health but that particular time when the feet together left for Chicago his mother seemed to be in better health in fact the very day of her passing Shabbos mashaallah shall bashira she said in the morning of Shabbos hind to sha bashira Heineman Gironda reached Avenue today sha bashira today's got to be an exceptional dominic and she studied the da vinci artists and she came to knishmas called hi and she said the words knishmas and her holiness Shama returned to its maker when the feed occurred ever found out the news with a stock penny was told the news matzah Shabbos field grabber was an onion later on he described the pain of the loss of his mother he said that the loss of any mother is difficult especially the loss of a mother of an only child as the feat occur ever was but the the greatest tragedy what made her passing the most sad was that she did not live to see the ghoulish Lima so the feeder could ever was in pain he was in mourning for the loss of his mother and everything that that means on every level and see them came to him with an outrageous request they said to him that since Sydenham in Chicago not justice even Jews whoever they were travel wasn't back then even in 1942 what it is today and these Jews who had scheduled yet hiddenness they had scheduled private audience with the free the cadaver for Saturday night and Sunday that if the fray together goes back to New York for this for his mother's own l'viyah they may not have another chance for their their private meeting with that with the vinegar ever so they came to the finnick Arab and they asked him would he agreed to stay and meet with everyone one on one who would schedule a meeting a fear that could ever said from the day that I became rather Gordon it came day of zip I have no opinion about my personal life whatever in a bunion Baskin you make a Benson get three rabbis whatever they decide that's what I will do and they convened the court day three rabbis and they ruled with the verdict and ever should stay there in Chicago he should meet with people should give them their opportunity for a meeting and in the time of his most intense grief the fear could have been knowing he had to return to New York for his mother's Lavanya he sat and he focused on people and their problems and their issues because as he said from the day I became a rabbit how Gordon it came day of zip I have no say I have no opinion in my own personal life I don't belong to me anymore we should mention incidentally it's not incidentally maybe it's the main thing because we are thirty days less than 30 days from club a shot which is the Yeti Lula of the Rebbetzin after that Ebbets ins passing after kobish fought that ever spoke after the Shiva and said that in our generation that Ebbets and Chaya Mushka accomplished what the Alta have accomplished in his generation how so because when the Altair ever was arrested and interrogated and he would he was forced to answer questions about the cities he was able to convince he was able to explain the interrogators the concepts in the cities so that by the time that he left not only did they acquit him they realized that the whole libel was just that it was a libel but they saw that he was a great and holy man whatever said that it was bad enough beer Ervil ibanez Athena a refinement not a breaking that ever said that in our generation that of it's a chemist the same thing that she had to speak up for deep concepts in her cities the role of another the relationship about ever to see them and she was the one who gave the deposition who said that the my father himself belonged to her Siddim you asked if his books belong to cinema father himself belonged to see them and the judge heard it and he accepted it and it made sense and he ruled the court according to what that evidence said so just like the Alpharetta was able to take the deepest concepts see this and and and and convinced non-jews of its Sensibility even according to human logic that's what that Evanson did in our generation concepts of his consciousness the relationship doing at evan see them that's enough it's an accomplished at any rate we're talking about the Fela cadaver saying they had no opinion on him on himself he didn't belong to himself he doesn't have a life unto himself he belongs to the people the high yen game of you you'd get more shot if you look in her yin-yang so the Union for your demo SWAT which is coming up in in a couple of weeks it says that a yard site is observed by yang ha Mesa on the day of actual passing a feel of a Shannara Shayna even the first year the Philip cache a mikvah terrific Mahima Mesa even if the day of burial was postponed many days after the day of passing why is that the hey Miam for you gimel shot because that's precisely what happened in you demo shot the rabbits in Stannis hora who was the first lobachev to be laid to rest the old Montefiore cemetery because the feeder could have bought her a plot there she was laid to rest on nude gimel shot even though she had passed away days earlier but the whole burial was postponed in order that the fina could ever should have time to meet with cinnamon Chicago and only that after the last person had to hit this then dalta dad got on the train and went back to New York for his own mother's l'viyah and abba has nothing for himself not even the most personal moments so let's go back to the question did that ever asks about the passing of the Alton Rabbit why does the term ascetic underscore the club Dalit Amos was matzah Shabbos the goddesses made split mobility Shabbos Simonton a lie it's a bad sign for him don't call attention to it you could use a different way you could call it utterly until again Murray shut the eve of Sunday you don't have to call mighty Shabbos so here's what it ever answers in this little footnote the man says like this Simon yo filet pass away at of Shabbos it's good for him good friends pass away lots of Shabbos Samir avoids bad friend since when did it ever care what's good or bad for him rabbit cares what's good for the people do you know what happens at the time when it's a dig leaves this world talks about you get us okay - the out that happens and get us a kadish Simon Kafka's it says that the ace patinas Sadiq at the time when it's odd that leaves this world it's an ace rod saying it's a propitious time that's where there's mayor has said a sham divine kindness is shining in the world who put your shoes but cared about adits and it causes miracles to happen in this world at the moment when it Sadiq leaves this world incredible things happen incredible revelations happen in this world specifically al getting off on those who revere that Sadiq and when do we need the biggest spiritual boost when are we at our weakest what's a Shabbos that's why we smelled a bit summon to revive our our selves after we lost our neshama you say them that's why we sing al-qaida of the yankov don't fear it my servant Jacob because you leave Shabbos and you're going into the scary work week again it's a scary time it's a dark time once the Shabbos is a difficult time so what what time could we benefit most from the incredible revelation that occurs at the moment one at Sonic passes of all times the time when we need it most as much as Shabbos I just similar Allah it's bad for the Sadiq since when does it ever care what's good or bad for him so that I'll turn ever left this world at the time that was best for us and that's what that semiotic emphasizes but matzah Shabbos that even in the most personal private moment the moment when one ends one's mission here in this world the out that Emma didn't even have that moment to himself he gave that moment away at the time when it would be most helpful to us I mentioned the oil and I hope that everybody knows when it comes from Dalit Tavis it's a propitious time to go to the oil not because ha H is far away but because our connection to the Alta dabba and all of the rebellion is through the rabbit and when you go to the aisle you stand further Devi's my Tivo and you see the words allah hashem i'ma matzah Shabbos gave us even to the last moment the last second that Sadiq has nothing for himself not even the moment of his passing even that he gives away and he leaves it the time when when it's when it's gonna help us when it gives us a boost when we need a week what's the Shabbos a week who need Bassam and we need a boost seaming that I Lloyd it's bad for the topic since when did another care what's good or bad for him you remember that we have a rabbit that ever gives away everything of himself has nothing for himself is only is only for us that's an awe-inspiring thought this day is an awesome day $12 Davis ace 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