Keep It Close - R. Meir Simcha Sperling - TorahAnytime.com

We have to be people that no matter where we are, like we said last week, we're not double standard. We are people of the we are people of we are his nation. We are his ambassadors. And therefore, it doesn't matter where I am. This is what I do because this is the right thing to do. If I'm on vacation, I don't dress different or at least against Allah because now I'm on vacation. What does that mean? No, I mean, that's what I'm look like this. But everywhere else, no. If I'm in a bad mood, I'm not doing this. I'm not doing that. I'm going in this path, not in that path. Like, it all depends on my situation. Depends on my mood. It depends on where I am geographically. Nope. Just like a dunkey holds the burden, holds the thing that it carries always. So too, the Tyra is on us always. That means whatever situation we're in, wherever we are, we follow the we follow the Tyra. I'm in a bad mood now and I'm on vacation, so I'm going to watch this. But we don't watch that. You would never watch that there. It's true. Cuz there I'm in there. I'm a different No. No, you're not. We're we're we're like a donkey. That's what it is. That means that no matter where we are, we need to keep this with us. And that's the difference between a bent and anybody