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Taking the Long View of Gallus - Rabbi Moshe Taragin
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another year of morning another year of
availas
another year without the besan
but things are a little different than
they used to be
it used to be that another year without
was cause for deeper sadness and deeper
gloom and deeper available every door
that doesn't build the best
but now history has shifted another year
of success into the year of
searching towards gula building our
state solidifying our people
it's almost as if the morning and the
triumphs are moving in different
directions and
mourning has to be authentic
and how do you mourn
year after year
when you're in the middle of a process
of redemption
it's something which i think about every
year
there's people that feel that they've
been selected to be the pioneers of
history to change the script
to start the process that may take
dozens of years hundreds of years but
it's a process that started
how do you navigate these three weeks
and they navigate morning to the
basement like this
so part of it probably part of it is not
just tunnel visioning onto the base i
make this nationalism and what happened
on test valve 2000 years ago
but thinking about the process of
goddess and the 2000 year journey home
now that we're not in the throes of
goals we still have much to achieve and
to improve and to upgrade but we're not
suffering the programs the anti-semitism
to the degree that our ancestors did
some of that broader perspective is a
little bit more feasible and reasonable
with a little more tranquility
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so look to the first rashi in mosaic
because first rashii masai sees the 42
desert encampments along that long
desert trail as symbolic and iconic for
how we're meant to look at ghosts
why is guitar list 42 stations
so one opinion in russia
is to demonstrate that despite all the
struggle despite all the wandering it
wasn't chaos it wasn't bedlam
it wasn't a whirlpool of busying and
frantic travel
trips the first year eight trips to last
year so you take out 22 out of the 42
trips
that means they travel 20 times in 38
years not once every two years they move
i know people that move once a year
and that's prescient or to template and
even though the jews would travel in
ghosts and suffer
multiple multiple not just trips but
deportations and persecutions and
programs
the onslaught would not be interminable
it wouldn't be this torrent of constant
suffering
but there would be opportunities for
breaks for tranquility to build
communities
to grow to thrive to prosper
and we look back at 2000 years with deep
frustration and deep agony because we
blew it and we blew that opportunity to
achieve utopia but there weren't two
thousand years of darkness there were
two thousand years of innovas one two
thousand years of tovo through two
thousand years of community
two thousand years of power growth two
thousand years of advancing humanity
morally spiritually and we built we
built against the lots so we think back
about gullis with all the sadness and
all the tragedy and all the frustration
we have something about those
and that it was in this endless
wandering and instability
just like it wasn't in the mid bar they
had lives and lives in the middle much
more empty than the lives of jews over
the last two thousand years but the same
structure applied
the second reason russia delivers for
why the 42 trips and encampments are
listed gives a metaphor for a child and
a father going to see a doctor and the
child is very ill on the way back from
the doctor they remember here we came
here we camped here we came to even
though we were frightened and terrified
and struggling
we weren't together wherever we went
british berkeley was with us
wherever we traveled
the spains
the egypts the iraq
babylonias the persians the russias the
poland's the frances that's
wherever we were who was with us
and as traumatic as it was to be kicked
out of you shall allow you you know who
else left the original admiration
so we looked back at goblins with all
the sadness we weren't alone
and the metaphor is really important
because we're both traveling
father and son who is bar from his
children to a doctor to a better place
through better tomorrow to heal
ourselves to hear our rope to heal our
broken romance to heal the world
and just like we wanted to get to the
doctor our father wanted to get to the
doctor also to that end state of karmala
happened to be with us
waiting patiently on the sidelines for
us to we had a common agenda come in
yearning we wanted redemption
wanted redemption
somehow promoting our thoughts about
ghosts helps us
think about
morning isn't just mourning and crying
especially in our period morning is
processing thinking
what what are we frustrated about are we
proud about pride doesn't have to thwart
frustration and agony they can go hand
in hand have a meaningful three weeks
hopefully this is the last time we will
all have to speak about that final stage
then we're waiting
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