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Special Series - Could Bilam See or Not | Rabbi David Shelby
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there's a beautiful custom when a boy is
putting on tiim for the first time the
father takes the boy to a rabbi to his
Rabbi to Great gim to put on tiim for
the first time to give the boy some
inspiration that he'll be able to put on
tiim with excitement and fervor for the
rest of his life there was one
particular boy from Brooklyn New York
that his father was very connected to
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the and he wanted to go to the Rab's
presence to edit is to put on TI with
his son for the first time next to the
rabbi and the rabbi will give him that
he'll take with him for the rest of his
life the boy was so excited the father
was so excited the father calls up the
rabbi and the Rabbi says it sounds
beautiful but wait till a week before
you're planning to leave America to come
to Ed
to call me for the final decision and
the father said no problem the father
was so sure that they're going so he
bought the tickets he made plans to go
and the father and the boy were very
very excited a week before their trip
the father calls up R vosner and says
rebi we're coming are we ready is
everything good and the rebi tells the
father I have some advice for you he
says I believe for your particular son
that he should not come to edit Isel to
put t on for the first time the father
was taking aback how come rebi why he
said because every situation is
different but I believe to take a boy on
such a spiritual trip is the most
beautiful thing ever but we have to take
into effect that on the airplane there
are people and things that a boy of your
son's um position should not be seeing
in the airport in the traveling and
everything that's going on I believe
that your son should not come to edit
Isel he'll put on tiine in America for
the first time I could bless him over
the phone and he'll get inspiration the
father couldn't believe it and he tells
the rebi what do I tell my son and also
the tickets were thousands of dollars
RAR pauses for a moment and he said take
the tickets that you have and I want you
to buy a most beautiful frame and I want
you to take those tickets and put them
in the picture frame and leave them in
your home and put on the bottom these
tickets were a sacrifice for a young man
who's putting on toim for the first time
to know the importance
of that a boy as pure as his this boy
should never see anything and every time
he sees those tickets he will always be
remembered on the importance
of we have Bak coming up we know bam he
calls himself
a someone who has something different
with his eyes and our rabbis asked what
one of his eyes were different than a
normal eye Rashi writes that he had no
eye that he couldn't see
Rabel writes that he could see extra
good with that eye and our rabbis ask
usually when you have different opinions
they're somewhat um similar they're just
not exact but over here it's one extreme
to the other you have Rashi saying he
couldn't see at all and we have R benel
saying that he could see from one end of
the world to the other and the rabbis
explain and I heard over from the L of a
rebbi he should live and be well he said
the whole reason why RAB benel says that
he had extra special powers in his eye
and he was able to see things that other
people can't see is because he couldn't
see physically and with that eye since
he didn't see bad things since he didn't
see things in the world he was able to
see with extra power and that's why it's
not really a far-fetched
M between one opinion and the other the
lesson for all of us is including myself
is that we have to watch our eyes as we
always know
is a very holy thing our soul is what
the eye sees it makes an impression on
our soul and by protecting our eyes and
doing what we're supposed to Hashem will
give us blessings and we'll be able to
have a pure Soul just like the story
with the rabbi we'll always have
reminders ahead of us we have beautiful
organizations that make awareness how
people should have sh and in Merit of
people having the
Shem will bring the mashia and we'll all
be
inah amen
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