R Maury Rosenfeld

Before he was leader of world jury and of the kabad movement, the lavab rebi found himself in in the room with his father-in-law, his rebi. They're discussing some issue that was facing the Jewish people, some initiative they were working on. And when the conversation was finished, the rebi turned to leave the room and then turned around realizing that he' forgotten to raise another issue and said just one small thing. The Fria Karabi at that point already confined to a wheelchair very sick and very ill very weak lift himself up out of the wheelchair and with a fire in his eyes looked at his son-in-law the future and said there is no such thing when it comes to our voda when it comes to our chuva when it comes to our relationship with the kesh there is really no such thing as something small as my dear friend Donnie Shik likes to say in the name of the coin forget your perfect offering there is a crack in everything that's how the light gets in bless us to uh to believe in our L to believe in our truva to believe in ourselves even if it feels too small even if it feels like we're not living up to the sometimes insane large expectations that we unfairly set of ourselves a good an for all of us choua season of all of us of believing in ma in our own little