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Vaad Hakohol meeting - Rabbi Yuzevitch
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I would just start by saying first of
all um once told me that the and the
future of Crown Heights is really the
smaller schs nobody gets involved in
running a SCH for money it's a it's a
tremendous it's it's a noticing each one
of our people it's being there for
others and it's a it's an I always tell
my children the schas that nobody
notices and doesn't see that's that's
the big cuz no one's really going to
give you recognition for it so each one
we we all deserve a round of applause I
don't know who else would give it to us
if not us sitting here so if we could
take a moment to acknowledge all of us
sitting around
us thank
you okay a short connected
to our discusses
the and there's a fascinating describes
it's actually not on this describing the
it's in says the following he says that
the Mana is comprised of all y
from is the stem of the are those that
are the lowest until P the most
intricate the most lofty part he says
that's that sadim
that through Etc they're
all and that happens it's a joint effort
first of all everybody maintaining the
same color I think this a a very strong
message to us you know on one hand we
all we we're we're the the standard
beers of our shs to a certain degree
we're the ones that and together
obviously with the the fers the
Mas whoever is it here in your should
you're the one that sets the the tone so
on one hand Al describes that the way we
become one is by ensuring that we all
maintain the same color
Mah zah is by each one making sure he
doesn't have any Ser no other materials
no other color
Shades mixed in but he says the most he
finishes like this mare by saying a very
powerful statement he says the only way
it becomes one man is by mixure by
hammering it out hammering he says when
you Hammer you knock one part down and
the other parts go up and what that
tells you is that what gave it the shape
was not necessarily what you hammer
down hammering it down brought parts of
it up and what he says is that's the
same two you should never notice the bad
in another if you see bad in someone
else you should say his bad is probably
because of me it means the fact that I
went I'm going up that's that's at my
expense he going down and on the other
hand when you have to don't take the
credit it's you it's someone else is is
having his and that's what raises you up
that's the way the Mika the the Mana is
hammered out and that's the way the
entire kis Isel shines when nobody takes
the credit as his own they always
attribute they they negate the notion
that the other person is bad because
he's bad or because he hasus you could
take responsibility and say if I'll do
better that's the way he's going to look
better and that's the way we're all
going to shine and when we have milus
you should know don't take the credit
for that either it's a joint effort so
for sure when we're talking about each
one of us in the we have the
of and theb
so for sure we can't really take much
credit we take much in we do and without
further Ado the next uh speaker