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The sages that [music] their works
have lived beyond their time
are the ones that had the most amount of
The ones that were the most scared of
publicly displayed their fear of the
almighty the most you see that their
works [music]
outlasted their physical lives whether
it's the Rambam or it's the Ramban or
it's
or it's the
or any of the sages you want to mention
you'll see if you delve into their works
you'll see either personal stories that
they tell about themselves or others
tell about them where how much fear of
heaven they had which we wish ourselves
to have such fear of heaven. There was
one giant in the previous generation
that
did not show up to the
one day and they asked
they asked him how come you didn't come
yesterday and he said that he prayed for
to give him a gift and the gift that he
wanted was to have the fear of heaven
that the Rambam had when he was acting
as a doctor
among the green meaning the lowest level
of fear of heaven that the Rambam had is
what this
wanted to experience once in his life he
wanted to you know that to experience
the fear of heaven that the Rambam had
at the highest level is not something
that he can handle he
knows exactly where he stands but he
wanted to experience the fear of heaven
that the Rambam had when he was not only
acting as a doctor but acting as a
doctor among the green which perhaps he
wasn't as scared of as he was when he
was dealing with Jews because when you
kill a Jew it's like you killed
destroyed the whole world and so on Not
that the are not important, but of
course, everyone that understands what
the Rambam dedicated his life to, where
[music] where his mind was, understands
the logic behind this. And this Haham
says, I after I prayed and I cried to
Hashem to give me this gift, I
woke up the next morning finding myself
petrified to no
measure that I could explain [music] to
you.
Petrified in such a way that I was too
scared to leave my bed. And the whole
day I stood [music] I lay down in my bed
wide awake
petrified, tearing, crying, and simply
afraid
of the Almighty.
And this, Rabbotai, is not a fairy tale.
This is not something that is such a
unknown story. It's actually a
well-known story. And many of the
Hahamim have very similar stories where
their day-to-day lives of how they
showed
their fear of the Almighty was uh to to
people of this generation seem like it's
ridiculous.
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