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Speaking to people at the Nafshi Concert in honor of Yat Kislev at Kings Theater Brooklyn, NY December 19, 2024 Intro Dani Namdar - That Jewish Family Rabbi Daniel Kalish Eli Marcus Shmully Blesofsky ✨#1 Source for Tachlis! News. Media. Music. Simchas. 📢 JOIN OUR GROUP: https://chat.whatsapp.com/GeORcJ1utBJ... 🫵 JOIN OUR STATUS: https://wa.me/17328067662?text=%20Sub... 👍 Like and Subscribe for more. 🖥️ https://TachlisDaily.com Drop us a comment on your favorite part of the video!
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We're live in Brooklyn, New York as
Kings Theater. We're about to enter the
Kabad Navi event. It's for Yotas
honoring the Rashana for Casus. Join me
as we go and talk to a bunch of you and
rock this out. [music]
There's a lot happening here. My name is
I'm on Tacos Daily. Let's go.
>> BMG that plenty of people are in this.
>> The whole city was going to be shut
down.
>> I should stand here cuz I'm shorter than
you.
>> Now we can see eye to eye.
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>> Hey, Danny. and I'm part of the family.
I'm the father of the that Jewish family
channel and uh we travel the world for
the past 3 years and um that's what the
channel is about. Now we're actually
going to be moving to New York and uh
>> where are you from?
>> I'm from Sweden originally.
>> Oh, nice. Like
>> my parents are from there. But more
importantly than anything tonight is
the birthday of modern modernis as we
know it today that's amplified and
connected to our life because there was
before there was kabala but the alaba
taught us how to bring into our
day-to-day lives and actually live with
it in a real way that it can actually
make a difference in this world into our
lives. So how do we make a difference in
this world? Make a difference in your
life. Connect yourself to Hashem in a
real way and then you connect then you
connect then you can connect others.
>> Wow. Beautiful. Now if you don't mind
specifically let's like zone in on toad.
How does take it feels like to like a
different level like the brings and the
whole idea that it's it's about the
balan. Right. Right. So what what what
is that that is different than the rest
of the I mean takes extra effort to
bring out the what what is that exactly?
>> Your question is why doesab focus on it
so much? The concept of Yudishkis is
that when you're going to try to to to
to block Yiddish when you're going to
try to hold back on Yiddish just like
they put Alv in prison we're going to
double down and we see it today when
they try hate us for being Jewish the
thing that they hate the most that's why
we have to focus on the most so if they
hate us for being yeen we have to double
down on our
>> 100% it was beautiful to meet you
tonight actually is the of Koben from
the UAE
>> so even more so is that we're bringing
out they tried to make more darkness the
darkness diminish the light
>> we we bring out more Heat. Heat. Heat.
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and now she's
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now she
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love [singing]
forever [music]
and I [singing]
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>> on a dangerous mission and he tells
to go to his brothers.
Now knew that the brothers at
the middle of the
So we're here with Rab tell us what
you're doing at a test event. I'm here
at at the cast.
of there's something called kibolas and
we're seeing in in the world sharing
each other's being from each other in
BMG that plenty of people learning in in
there's plenty of people learning
it's clear this was designed
every learning each other's in places
that 20 years ago nobody would open the
people open
they're learning We're learning the
shipy we're learning each other's
>> we're getting closer and closer to
mashia and there's more
>> there's definitely we're we used to be
we didn't even hear each other's we live
in different countries we weren't aware
today with today
we're more aware of each other's we're
for sure seeing people share each
other's no thank subscribe. Thank you.
Heat. Heat.
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Heat.
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Heat.
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>> It was amazing. Amazing show, but it
wasn't a show. It was more of a
vibrating vibration.
>> It really was a fun and you look like
mamaish like in your element.
>> A lot more than just like a hostel or a
concert
shot.
>> You feel at home
at home.
>> A little bird put this together. Uh
small part. Small part.
small part. What's the explain it to the
island like what's the goal is that when
when you connect when you connect with
the with the
when you connect with the tree of life
it just gives you more life more than
just a regular day even though is all
and I try to give it everything I have
this just is something else it's a
different power it's a different just in
a different world that just
what is your task what does that means
that the mila everything that happens
behind
There was exa to shut down the expansion
of the teaching teachings of the secrets
of the start and expanded with
was exponentially expanding it and they
said it's too many too many secrets
is too much.
>> So there was a fight there was a real
fight just like the there was a fight
was a fight and the bash and the mag
visited in jail. And they said in the
middle of an interview, "All right, I'll
get back to you
>> and they said
they visited said
the Maz visited in jail
and he asked them should I stop
spreading and they said no shouldn't
stop you should expand." So we know that
the the teachings of before as it's
called before
the arrest were very short after the
arrest were much more expanded. So there
was a the whole was going to be shut
down.
It's like
got saved on your
>> absolutely
>> incredible
was saved on Facebook.
>> Incredible.
>> Okay. We're getting shut down so we got
beautiful as well. I
>> saw you walking around
taking in
start learning this. You have to you
have to it's available for everybody.
The secrets
of it's available to everybody in every
language and on every level. That's what
we need to do. That's that's what the
take away from there.
It's a shame. [music]
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>> Tell the island who's not necessarily
aware of what
is for what does that mean? What does
that mean to you?
For me, it's a good question. Well, I
grew up. So was just the regular day. I
was more intoler's
wedding. And the task was a culmination
of the Reb's uh wedding of the Shabbraas
together with the Rashan of I don't
know. It's a good question. I have to be
authentic in my answer.
>> I love I love the authenticity.
>> Yeah. Yeah. I have to be authentic my
answer. [laughter] Um I would tell you
what today meant in terms of the concert
because for me it's a traveling you know
uh very far away
like this. Um uh you know I've actually
I've had very I don't even know where to
begin. So
I was my goal at some point my goal in
life reflected these secular American
Jews from the 1920s and 30s how further
away we can get from this and then and
then but thankfully for the past couple
years I've been getting closer and
closer and after October 7th things
really changed and one time between
Russian Kipper the person actually
invited me tonight invited me to dying
between Russian name Kipper he's the
first one to invite me back into a shell
of un dimension of Hish people and uh
together with a lot of the IASKA
ceremonies and a lot of the good
davining I've been very very happy to
reconnect.
>> Are those two separate things or they go
together?
>> They go together. You have to dab in the
ceremony. You have to be D. This is I'll
tell you though it's actually important
which you could post. Yeah. Um it's the
age of performance is over. The age of
the big videos and the big movies are
over. The big fancy uh music videos are
over. It's now the era of Davin. It's
now the era of Davin. It's now the era
of authenticity. People are not
interested anymore in the performance
aspect. tonight, who you connected with,
the people that dodined on stage. And so
domining is so needed. Doing is so
important. Doing is interesting concept
because Jews have been domining and
domining for 2,000 years and they're
going to be domining for the rest of
time if that's what they have to do.
It's not really even an outcome based
thing. Diving is a whole powerful
situation in itself. But when you on
stage especially especially if you have
this the the the
uh responsibility and the responsibility
and the of carrying a tune to be able to
carry a tune for the crowd you have to
be there and to be domining with it and
be authentic with it and that's carrying
the voice of the crowd
>> but I felt like it wasn't it wasn't a
regular show or concert was our brain
meaning everyone's coming together to
sing the to to bring out the that's the
vibe that's the vibe
>> this yeah this yeah 100% know the vibe
here was that um with different
performers at different different levels
uh The first two were definitely
domining. They were in the zone of
domining. I'm very into that in terms of
like it's no performance. It's not as
authentic as possible. Uh the real thing
is when you're a singer, you're not
singing your own thing. You're
representing the voice. I know we say
that as we don't understand that. It's a
like Slim song. You ever heard Schlim
song? What's his name?
>> Slimy. Um
uh Bernstein.
>> Oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
>> I hear the sound of your voice.
I hear the sound of your voice. So I
hear the sound of your voice in me. Uh I
hear a mirror.
>> It's a mirror. So you're supposed to
mirror. You're representing the crowd
and you tell them what they're what
they're thinking, what they're feeling,
what they're hearing.
>> No, it's an inspiration to see. There's
different flavors, different types of
people, and you bring out a certain
but like from like I was there, now I'm
here and I'm like looking in.
>> I appreciate that. Thanks for noticing.
I appreciate it. Look, I I I never
thought that I would be here dancing. I
hate you for bringing and loving every
minute.
>> Amazing.
>> And I it just is coming.
>> I Well, yeah. So, I I believe in the
personal Msiah. I like that personal
Msiah. It's the uh
>> the uh Yeah, that's the other ones we
could dive for for another thousand
years, but the personal is definitely
where it's at. In order to survive the
next Yeah. Uh okay. Who survived the
last 70 years ago? Who survived? What
happened? Who? Not the strongest and not
the richest. It's the people at their
mind with this mind. Amuna. The amuna.
But the people that their mind were the
smartest. They were the most present.
Today, how you get there is through
sobriety. If you're sober, I don't mean
sobriety is a whole thing of becoming
present and be able to choose. That
would be an idea of personal mashia. And
that would be a good way of surviving
this next. Unfortunately, it looks like
we're going through uh uh it's going to
be a tough era now. That's what I would
say historically. The people that
survive.
>> We got to keep dominating.
>> Yeah, definitely keep dominating. Yeah.
Um it's Yeah, it's an honor. So
>> hopefully we'll get there one day and uh
this is fun. Great. Great to meet you.
>> Thank you.
>> I'm a fan also of your younger brother.
>> Yeah. Yeah.
>> He's, you know, he's putting out some
crazy crazy nagun.
>> Yeah.
>> No,
>> he's quiet.
>> He's my youngest brother and I only beat
him up once.
>> That's it.
>> But I told No, I told him. I said,
"Listen, my younger brother, you're
coming back to yes, it's obligated to
beat you up. I give him 3 months a
month."
>> You said you you gave him like time to
repair.
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Give him a go.
>> Yeah. Exactly. But no, he's quiet in the
sha when he was a big kid. He was that.
And uh and uh you know, we're all
artists that suffer for our stuff.
>> Artists and what?
>> We're all artists that suffer for our
music.
>> You know, more the suffering, the better
the the better the artist.
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