Never Settle Where You Are Spiritually | TORAH FOR KIDS AI

What is real chuva? Okay, I give you an understanding. If you understand the story, then maybe you began your chuva. If you don't understand the story, then you haven't begun your chuba. I mention again a lot. Rabbi again. huge giant. On top of all of it, top of being a sadik, top being, he was the number one rabbi of Ziku Rabim in the world when he was alive. Number one. There was nobody he could challenge. There are communities communities in New York, in Israel, in different places that he built other like he helped this guy do chouba, that guy do chuba. So communities like in New York for example when my parents live in Staten Island, there's a whole community in Willowbrook. The whole community he built everyone's religious religious like f black and white as you can get. He built the whole community. The whole community killed everyone's religion because of him. Amazing, powerful speaker. Personally, I mean, I I I've been a professional speaker for many years. I've heard a lot of speakers. I appreciate speakers aside from Torah. I appreciate speakers. Personally, I think he's the best speaker of all time about any subject. He's amazing. On top of all that, he was a huge huge huge cue of personality. Now, I heard this story when I was in in Phoenix from someone that was at this lecture, someone that he saw this. So, meaning this is coming firsthand, not obvious. It's not coming from Rabbi. Again, he's coming from somebody that was there. He says, "We went to a seminar." Listen to the story. Story could change your life. For this story, I think it was worth coming. We went to a seminar. Rabbi Nim again in the Shabbaton in a hotel again was powerful speeches, words, everybody was really into it. And this was towards the end of his life. Miscan he uh he died relatively young in cancer. And this is someone that's like nash like the do raf would call him a starf call him a star all theor showed up as at his funeral crying hysterical crying most don't even you know they don't know every single person does kov they all showed up and cried at his funeral just to show you so he says at the shabaton this was towards the end of his life he was very very sick very sick We have a headache. We don't want to go to He was was sick with cancer dying. He had a shabaton. Just to give you an idea, Shabbaton is non-stop lectures. Non-stop. Morning, night, afternoon. In between the afternoon and the morning and the night and everything. Everybody eats, you do lecture. I went to Phoenix from the minute I landed. I had a break for a few hours. Started talking and didn't stop from Friday night until Monday morning. I got back on a plane. I think we did 9 10 11 lectures whatever it was. It's a lot of work but a lot of good results a lot of people doing conversion so on. So this guy tells me he went to Shabbat again powerful everyone is pumped up really excited really getting closer to Hashem. Some people are secular, some people religious. And then he says one day, one of the days before he starts talking, we just see him. He's just sitting over there on his table, you know, and everybody's gathered. The crowd sits. He's waiting for him to start talking to give one of the lectures. Minute passes. 2 minute passes. And you see him looking just looking look looking at him and you start seeing him cry hysterical crying again starts hysterical crying he tells the crowd pray for me please pray for me I'm going to meet my maker soon I'm going to meet Hashem soon The crowd starts crying. The crowd is in shock. They say we most of us didn't even start doing chuvay yet. We kept this Shabbat. We're already thinking we're going to Ghana. This is glued to Hashem. I don't know how you can get more when he has cancer. He has cancer. does he has cancer and he says pray for me cuz I'm going to meet Hashem soon because he's scared cuz he doesn't know how his judgment's going to be. Do you understand what this Do you understand? This I heard this I get goosebumps. The guy is telling me, we all started crying. If he's worried about his judgment, one of us, he's worried about his judgment. Well, we just start keeping Shabbat, we do 5 minutes, the short version. Do you understand what's going on here? Do you understand? Once once you know what it means to meet your creator, then you start doing cha. Then when you start doing more 1 2 3 1 2 3