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They say
and about rebasali
usually we don't hear them about the l
especially about people like
had a bag of
of feathers that he held on to kept them
very close to him. We know from shas
from his kadush
on shas but little would we know or
think that he had a bag of feathers that
he kept in his display and someone asked
him rabba tell me what's what's with
these what's with these feathers these
bird these bird feathers and he said let
me tell you a story he said many years
ago there was a kid in town in who was
deathly ill
and And he needed a foolish and he went
to the local to the the safer calls him
the melik the king will call him the
king for this this purpose went to the
king and he said melik he said you're
the one in charge you're in control you
can do anything help me out there's a
kid there's a child
he needs he needs
what can we do to save him and the king
said I hear a predicament I'm so sorry I
wish I can help you but there's posture
nothing that we can do so said Please,
you don't understand. He's about to die.
And he said, "Listen, there's nothing to
do." A couple days passed. Aar was in
tremendous pain and angst. How could he
be we're going to let this Yiddisha
soul, this yiddisha kinder, how would
you let him pass? And he went back to
the king and he said, "I'm asking you
again." He said, "Imagine it was your
kid. What would you do to save this
child?" He said, "This is literally
Shakinder is as if he's my son. I need
to save him. What can we do?" And the
said, "Help me out." And the king said,
"Listen, I'll be very honest with you."
He said, "Not only did it happen, and
not only did I know the cure for this,
but it happened with my son." He said,
"But the problem is that the solution,
the resolution, the rafu, there's a bird
way out in some exotic remote island.
It's not impossible to get there without
tremendous
and money, and you're not going to be
able to afford it. You're a rabbi in the
city, and it's not happening. You're not
going to be able to get there. you're
not going to be able to get this. It's a
chicken out on this island and you're
not going to be able to impossible. Viko
was disheartened and he walked away from
the king and he said, "Okay." He said,
"I hear." He said, "Just give me the
details." And he said, "This is the
island over here and this is the
chicken. This is how it looks and you
get that bird and it'd be good to go."
But
walked away and as much as he was
saddened
and almost
we never forget that
was made on himself. He said he went
home that night. He said he stormed the
heavenshat
never goes by for waste. And he dabbed
and dabbed and dabbed and soaked his
dam. And after hours
there was a thud on the rooftop
and his son just walked in from learning
and he said t what what is that? Let's
go see. Maybe it's a robber. And was
scared himself and he said go check on
the roof what's there
pl was that chicken the exact chicken
that was needed from the exotic island
that fell on the ego's roof. They took
the bird apart. They made a potion. They
saved the kid's life. Not the
notar.
And he said he kept those feathers in
his display in his dining room in his
study, whatever it is. He probably
didn't have any of that, but maybe in
his gar as a as a eternal reminder,
whatever we need. We feel stuck.
We feel up against the wall. But we
cannot forget. We cannot let go of the
the potency of and is always listening
attentive to our pleas to our cries. And
a deak, the chicken from the exotic
island, fell on his rooftop.
