Why Did the Chafetz Chayim Cry More the Second Time?😢🔥 | TORAH FOR KIDS AI

[Music] was kuresh keshim when he's already in his later years he had to move because of all everything that was happening in during the first world war was getting close to gadin and uh they had to uh they had to escape they had to escape deeper part into the country and they went into deep Russia And in Russia the on his first Shabbat there saw for the first time in his life a Shabbat someone a Jew violating Shabbat and he starts hysterical crying old man crying is dangerous life risk he starts hysterical crying and he's telling to calm him down they know he's crying why you crying for what do you mean look What? What's happening here? What What is a Jew doing to himself? He's separating himself from Hashem. He's crying and then eventually calms down. He goes back to Shabbat, goes back to learning Torah, teaching Torah. A week later again sees again and this time he starts crying, but not crying like last time. much much more to the point where they can't stop him. He's just crying hysterical and they said, "Please at least tell us something. Why are you crying so much more this week than last week?" answers them an answer that's worth a billion dollars for anyone who could understand it. He said, "Last week when I saw a Jew violating Shabbat, I cried for that Jew. I cried for that Jew who's desecrating the Shabbat, desecrating a Kadosh Bahu's name, distancing himself away from his father in heaven, completely untying any connection to the creator of the world." I cried for that. But this week, this week I started crying when I saw a Jew violate Shabbat because that's what you're supposed to do when you feel for is but then I thought to myself to you unto you is that since this is already the second time that you've seen a Shabbat, you don't feel as much pain as you did last weak and I said to myself is that was his name is you're ruined and I cry and I cry to myself as I realize I'm ruined why my sensitivity my sensitivity is already ruined why I saw it I saw wicked people twice I've been around wicked people long enough I'm ruined. This is the mind of the time. This is the mind of the This is our It has the power to protect you. It has the power to bring you extraordinary joy. But if you allow wicked people to roam around your life on a regular basis and you do not elevate those people to the Torah, either because they are AML and they refuse and they hate the Torah or because you're simply deciding for them that they can't handle it, then those wicked people will impact you and will turn you into them. It's just a matter of time. The only thing that you can do to protect yourself from wicked people, whether those wicked people are family members, friends, partners, whatever it is, only ways we've learned today, one, don't associate with him at all. Run away. Like the Rambam says, go to the desert. That's not realistic for most people. Why? You work in New York, you work in Florida, you work in England, you work in Tel Aviv, you work in different places, wicked people are everywhere. So to disassociate from all of those people while being in the business world, while even being in the in the in the in the yeshiva fruit world, still there's wicked people everywhere. To disassociate completely, it's not realistic for most people. Now, of course, you could limit it. You don't have to go to your uh cousin's house and your aunt's uh mixed wedding and all those things. Of course you limit that stuff but to eliminate it completely it's virtually impossible. All you can do is contain it to some extent. Second part is that when it comes to wicked people you can't run away from them completely. Second token you can't embrace embrace them and and be close to them because then you're going to turn into a wicked person. So what do you have to do? You have to number one be selective. If they're wicked out of ignorance, then try to enlighten them with Torah. Give them a CD. Give them a USB. You go to batashem.org the store. You order yourself some USBs. You order yourself some CDs. And you give it to people just like you would a business card. Always have something available to people. That's the best thing. And little by little, you'll see some change. Why? Because we teach Torah. That's Torah. It's not Torah that's being catered to low or high people. It's simply Torah. It's Torah as it's supposed to be for more. 1 2 3. 1 2 3. Beious. [Music]