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Bein Hazmanim - R. Meir Simcha Sperling - TorahAnytime.com

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Mitzvah that put one of them is there and keep the fire burning always. It's not allowed to go out. And one of the things is it's symbolic a shiggle to a kid. A kid's connection with a good shiggle has to always be burning. Sometimes we think that now it's been a while. So now since we don't have a schedule and my rabbi is not here and I don't really know what when we're how and I don't know what to do. There's nothing to do. Mom, can I have the phone? Could you open the code to the computer? There's nothing to do. You know what I'm saying? We have to remember that the fire has to keep burning. Our way of doing things doesn't change. We are a nation that holds on to the to the table wherever we go. It doesn't matter if we're vacationing, it doesn't matter if we're in shiva. If it's been a while the fire has to remain burning always. So do whatever you could to make sure that that fire stays burning. Whether it's like we said last week and all the different times to open the small and make a schedule, having the exact same time again, I'm having a being in touch with your area, having a good time with so, you know, relaxing a little bit but at the same time just remembering who you are, what your purpose in life is, etc.