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Game Changing Mashal - R. Meir Simcha Sperling - TorahAnytime.com

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There was once a king and the king had a very precious crown and he wanted the crown to be even more precious. He wanted to he wanted it to be even shinier and he wanted it to be polished and he wanted it to be like he had some some of day coming up. So he searched throughout his entire kingdom to find the most professional polisher who's going to be the one who could take care of his crown. Anyways, they found somebody in the distant mountains. He was a poor man. And they found out that he has a tremendous skill. So they called him in. They called him into the palace. He was mamaish afraid. I'm here at the palace. Whoa. What's going on? And they bring him down to a private room. No windows, nothing doing. And he's there's there with tons of different tools. He never saw these tools before. And the king comes down with his whole entourage and he says, "This is my crown. I want you to polish my crown." And he looks at the like, "Wow, thousands of jewels and diamonds, precious, anything." And he said, "You have a week, one week. The big day coming is in a week from now." Okay. They lock the door. They give him everything he needs, food, drink, whatever he needs, all these tools. And he takes out all of these precious, precious diamonds and pearls, and he puts them on the table. He starts shining each one, this and that. And then he starts putting it together. He's redesigning it, putting it in. And he and his mom is making it gorgeous. And then a Yates creeps into his head and he says, "You could put this crown back the way it was and make it even nicer. Even if there's one diamond missing, he won't be able to tell. You could still make it nice, nicer, gorgeous, amazing. And you could take that one diamond, put it in your pocket, and no matter how much he pays you, it's going to be worth more. This is the the king's crown." But he's like, "One second, it's a big risk. What if he finds out I stole it? He's going to cut off my ham and kill me." Yeah, but this this could feed my family for the rest of our lives and nobody's going to be able to tell I could I could design it in such a way. And he's back and forth and finally the got the best of him and he fell. He took one diamond, that nice big one, and he put it in his pocket. And then he finishes the crown. He makes it gorgeous. After a week, he goes to the king. He says, "Here's your crown. Everybody's there, the guards, the soldiers, this, that." And everyone's looking and they're saying, "Wow, this is Taka a job. He did it." so beautifully. And the king puts the crown on his head and Namish takes the king up a few levels and the king looks at him and he says, "Wow, I cannot believe this. You did such a good job. I want you to now do our chandelier." And he points to a chandelier with thousands of more diamonds, a huge chandelier. And this poorer who was polishing the crown says, "Really?" He says, "Yeah." He says, "And you want to know why? You want to know why I'm so impressed with your work? He says, "Why?" He says, "Because I was watching you the entire time." And I saw how professional you are. I was watching you the whole time. And he froze, turned red in the face. And he said, "The whole time?" He's like, "Yes." He said, "Now, instead of killing you, all I'm going to do is I'm going to bend down to you." Could you imagine me, the king? I am going to bow down to you. I'm going to lower my head and I want you to put that diamond back into the crown. That's it. And then I want you to do my chandelier. And the king lowered his head and he put the diamond back. This is a mush. The nimshell is the king is here. The king is so to speak coming down to us and all he's saying is just return to me. Come back to me. I don't want you gone. I don't want these aver to stay with you. I want you back. Come back to me. I'm your father. You're my child. So I am going to come to you and I'm going to bend down to you. Rabbi said this is what's happening. This is what's happening. This is what's happening now who's coming. He's saying I want you back. Don't don't anxiety, depression, despair, give up, run away. Don't come back. Look how much hope there is. Look how much there is. I'm ready to clean you. I'm ready for you to come home, to return. So come back to me. Come back to me, my child.