Will You Let The Yetzer Hora In?

[music] Bye, Nelson. We're going out. We'll be back around 9:00. >> Okay. Bye. >> Bye. >> [music] [music] >> Mishi. >> Yeah. C >> could you come over now? >> Yeah, sure. Could you bring the toy that everyone's talking about? >> Um, wait. But don't your parents not let you have one of those toys? [music] >> They're not They're not home now. It's okay. >> Okay, I guess I'll be there soon. >> Okay, thanks. Bye. [music] >> [music] [music] >> There's someone at our front Oh, >> who is it? >> Look, >> I think we need to keep an eye on this. [music] >> [music] [music] >> Nelson, >> are you going to invite me in? >> Yeah, come. What's so cool about it? >> A lot of things, but a lot of the stuff aren't so kosher. >> Can you show me? >> Yeah, for you. I'm just going to set up a game that I think is better for you. >> What game? >> A game [music] of pingpong. Now it's your turn. >> But I use it the whole day. >> It's okay. You could have fun. >> Wow, that's impressive. I think we should close it up now because my parents are coming home soon. >> See you tomorrow, Ishiba. >> See you tomorrow. >> So, how was it Nelson? >> I was doing my homework. >> Anything else? She came over >> and he brought a headset. >> How do you know that? >> But we saw how hesitant you were to open the door. >> And after a few minutes, you gave it back to him. >> Were you watching the whole time? >> Yes. >> It's all your fault. If you let me do what I want, then I wouldn't have to do things behind your back. Do you really want a headset? >> Yes. Isn't it obvious? >> I'm not so sure. >> Who called Moshi? Me. Do you think Soul is putting thoughts into my head and putting feelings into my heart? >> Let's say Shamaya gets some sleep. We'll talk about it tomorrow. Come on. >> [music] >> Do you think soul is putting thoughts into my head and putting feelings into my heart? [music] >> You are our only king. Tell him why are we yidden called civ hashem hashem's army? >> Yes Nson >> because hashem made the sahara and he chose us as his soldiers to fight it. >> Very good. [music] So hashem made the shouldahara fight us. Yes Dovy. >> By putting his bad feelings in her heart. >> Excellent. Ellie, what did you want to add? >> And by putting his bad thoughts in our mind. >> Excellent. So when the yates puts his bad feelings in our heart and his bad thoughts in our mind, that's how he fights us. Nasen, >> they're not the ho's feelings and my feelings. They're not the thoughts, they're my thoughts. >> Wonderful question. Whose feelings and thoughts are they? Are they the [music] feelings and thoughts or are they ours? Schneer, >> they're his feelings and his thoughts that he puts into our heart and brain. But it's our choice if we want to make it ours or not. >> Excellent. So, when we accept [music] the atahara's feelings and thoughts, then whose soldiers are we? >> And when we don't accept them, but we push them away, then whose soldiers are we then? >> Then we [music] are Hashem. Why is this so important for us to understand? Yes, a fo. >> Because if they were my thoughts, then why would I want to push them away? But now that I understand that's my enemy's thoughts, of course I would want to push them away. >> Excellent. I feel really bad that I brought the headset to your house. >> What? You use a headset? Yeah, I really wanted to. Thanks for bringing [music] it. You wanted to put a feeling into your heart. They're his feelings and his thoughts that he puts into our heart and brain, but it's our [music] choice if we want to make it ours or not. >> Are you going to invite me in? >> Ty. >> Hi, Nelson. >> Last night, I was really upset. I felt like you were taking away from me something that I really wanted. >> That must have been so hard for you. But today in school, I realized you were not stopping me from what I wanted. You were protecting me from my enemy. >> Wow, that's incredible. I'm so proud that you realize that. What does it feel like now that you know it was your enemy? >> I hate him. >> What do you hate? >> I hate that he was putting feelings inside of me without me even realizing. >> That's a real [music] enemy. And I was his soldier fighting for him without me even knowing. >> At that moment he became your king and you became his soldier. Do you remember the coronation? >> Yes. The whole of England closed down. Shops were closed. No one went to work. The whole England was either there or watching. The king was led out of Buckingham Palace in a gold carriage led by white horses. It was a magnificent sight. Thousands of soldiers on foot and on horses. >> [music] >> the flags, the helicopters, the planes, and then the trumpets were blown. The king was crowned and everyone called out, >> "Thus save the king. May the king live forever. >> This rash when we blow sha we're going to coronate Hashem as our king. When we say el we declare that we have no other king other than you hashem. >> Wow this brings a whole new meaning a whole new pledge of allegiance.