Maybe asking Hashem to come back first is already us coming back

Guys, I'm going to explain why Hashivenu by Hanan Ben Ari has been popping off in the world. There's a fight. [music] Husband and wife. Now, if you start picking up the kids, I'll start picking up the kids. >> [music] >> That's not a good example. Parents should probably pick up their kids from school and not leave them there. Is [music] it too much to say about public media? >> Brother, please. >> One saying, you tell me you love me first and then I'll tell you I love you. Another one saying, no, you tell me you love me and I'll tell you I love you. God says to us, return to me and I'll return to you. And we say, >> [music] >> you return to us, Hashivenu Adonai Eloheinu, venashuva. We're in a quandary. [music] And this fight's been going on for about 2,000 years. What do we do? He's saying, shuvu alai va'ashuva aleichem. And we're saying, Hashivenu Adonai Eloheinu venashuva. We're stuck >> [music] >> in an endless cycle. Do you want to hear something cool? When we sing Hashivenu and I'm expressing [music] that I want you to come to me, that I want you to go first. But when I'm singing it, I'm going first. I'm giving a little bit. I'm giving song. I'm returning with song in a very, very subtle way. And then you know what ends up happening? It ends up being revealed that all along we were always just returning. When you say you first, you're already just returning. It reveals that all along we've been together.