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The ma goes as follows and this is a
story with the
rashi said the following story. There
was once a
couple they were married for many years
and they did not have
children. It was obviously a very
painful decade of time and they were
seeing no results, no light at the end
of the
tunnel. And according
to not but the is that a person's to be
mash's wife, a person's to divorce his
wife if they can't have
children. Hashem did not create the
world to
be to be empty and we need to procreate.
So the is that a person's to divorce his
wife. You don't pass like that.
Thankfully we have organizations that
help this issue these days but from the
gamar a person would have to divorce his
wife. So what did this couple do? So
says the med astounding thing they came
to the rash they came
to the famous story of the rashb is
about the carob and he said in the this
is not a well-known famous story and
this this is incredible. They came to
the rashi and they
said help us out tell us what should we
do? We've been waiting for all these
years. We have no
children. What can we possibly do to
marry Yeshua? And the rashi told them as
follows. Rashbi
said, "Make a big feast together, have a
big suda, sit down, have wine, have
meat, and things will ensue, things will
develop." So the wife cooked for day
for, you know, the whole day. She vodka
cookies, poppers, the works, everything.
They brought in fresh wine, gishmach,
ready to sit down, husband and the wife
and they didn't know exactly what to
expect but they just said the rash be
told this is what we should do. So they
sat down, you
know, they sat down and after the
husband drank a lot and he was filled
and he ate meat and and fatty fish, he's
very
satisfied and the
wife saw that he was starting to get
tired and the husband said to the wife,
"I want you to do me a favor."
He said, "When I fall asleep, take the
best thing you want from this
house." Fell asleep and the wife didn't
know exactly what to do with this. The
kava the husband fell asleep and the
next morning the husband found
himself in his father and mother's house
in his parents house. He woke up. He was
all confused. Last night he was with his
wife sitting by the suda and the next
morning his bed was removed and he's he
woke up in his parents house.
He ran back to his wife and he said, "I
don't understand like mak what happened
to you. You kicked me out of the house.
I told you remove the take the best
thing out and you kicked me
out." And the wife
said, "You're the best thing in my life.
You're the only thing I really care
about. I love you so much. So, I want to
fulfill your word to the tea. So, I had
to remove you. I had to take you out of
the house. Even though I didn't
understand, even though it didn't make
sense, how can it be that my actions,
how can I justify my actions of kicking
you out, how can that add up to me
loving you? But he said, "You told me
and I have to honor you to take the best
thing out of the house. I took you
out." After that, they went back to the
rash. The rash said, "After, you know, a
day later, come back." Came back and the
rash said knew what happened. And they
told him the how how the the story went
that they they had the meal and what the
husband said and that the wife kicked
the husband out of the
house. And at that moment what happened
the
rashi started crying and
screaming beseeching the
aishar and
nasham. This couple was blessed nine
months later with a baby. That's the
So the kasha
is what happened in the beginning what
happened in the end. If the rashi was
able to d in the beginning he was able
to break the iron gates break through to
the dishay paya dishaya and break
through straight through straight
through tashm. What did he wait? What
was this whole having the suda kicking
him out?
Good Kasha understand the answer
is that the rashi had to see that there
was a aspiration and a chuka the
strongest desire for zeros kayama at any
cost and even if it didn't make any
sense to this couple why they should
make the meal why they're waiting why
should the wife have to k the husband
the rashi was telling this couple that
he needed to see full clarity highest
level that They were nima they were
given over to hem that they wanted and
at that point only then was he able to
storm and they were they married
children. So what do you learn from
this? The is telling us and this is the
parash we have agendas sometimes we
don't understand sometimes we need
things and of
the is when we remind ourselves that
sometimes we don't understand the full
picture. Sometimes we're not sure how
things make sense. We're not sure how
we're going to get from A to B, A to Z.
Brother Ashbi
Tana reminds us through this story that
when we align
ourselves
with we can be to anything