Running Away From Honor - R. Yaakov Rahimi - TorahAnytime.com

When I was younger, much younger, we was to put at one of our first farm that we had the it's a mish it's a mishab on one side from the hill with the suck on the other on the other side. It's called Mishna. So he came to Brooklyn. This is going back to 2014 2015. He came to Brooklyn and I went over to him. It was my first time meeting him and I gave him the safer. As soon as he opened up the cafer in front of my face in my sh in the intro to the we put together in the first page we put together all the books that we quoted all the all the all the that we quoted in the it's a collection of a lot of we put it together in one safer called and then we wrote in the beginning of the safer in the introduction which farm recorded and I also collected the mayor mazuz but at the time the mayor mazuz didn't only have one safer that has all so therefore I had to write and also we wrote a collection of all the maz that's what I wrote in the safer we also have a collection of the of the so as soon Does he open up the safe from mazuz that was in front of him? He looks through the safe and he says, "Oh, wow. So nice." And then he sees his name mentioned in the beginning. Look, all the have a gun or maz. He takes a pen and he tells me, meaning with permission. He takes a pen. He was pointing to he was saying it to me with permission. He takes a pen and he erases the word. He erased. He took a pen and took it out. Meaning he crossed it out. And then he closes safe for nicely and told me in Hebrew please don't give me please don't give me honor don't write I don't like cover please I'm not getting and then he went on and he's told me like this he says I know that I have misndom I unfortunately every big god I had misnab generation the rama the pano a lot of big had huge misnag and so mus told I know I have that don't like when I get covered and I don't want to make them feel bad. So you writing the sakim of a ra mus is going to make them feel bad the rabbon that don't like my mahalak so not to make them feel bad please don't write it and I don't like covered and I'm not getting covered when I heard those pure words that the the the kadusha the the came out of this great sadic I couldn't believe it cuz sometimes I have rabanam complaining to me the other way you don't quote us enough and over Here I have the and he deserves that respect. He deserves a lot more his material. All it did was I may but he was so mock not getting covered. He always ran away from getting on and he really meant that if you praise him too much that was known there were many ceremonies where Abana will get up and praise him. We have the god. He will get so upset. It really irked him that he will go over to the person sometimes even in the middle of the speech and tell them please stop praising me or he will walk out or afterwards he would tell the was not nice I'm really do not praise me he was really really the real deal not just playing the game of but real since then the first time that I met him I was hooked I said such an such kadusha such running away from covered and he's such a great guy that he told me be m and he said it nicely and calmly but I you you're able to feel that he means that he was MS MS please don't give me cover and I don't want to make my misnagom feel bad that they're going to see you give me extra cover so please erase my name what a tremendous lesson Abu Tai we learned from this story yes not everyone is a gu not anyone or it's even it's not even possible to be such a great guardian like muzz but how many times in life does a person have ness should I run for the cover or should I run away from the cover for the mitzvah that we do for the terror that we learn mus taught us a tremendous le tremendous lesson literally no games no ifs no this over here it's different no literally your whole life run away from cover and he practiced it