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Orin Giten tells us about an extraordinary sadic repodic who lived close to 2,000 years ago towards the end of the second bismikdash and for 40 years the Gmorrah says he fasted every day the of the should not become and the Gmorrah describes how from lack of nutrition he became so weak and emaciated he couldn't afterwards even eat a regular food. And when one looks at the Gimmorra, our initial perception is what a ramonus. He did so much so heroically and it was such a failure. He fasted for 40 years. The lime should not be and in the end was in the safer schumska says that's not the way to look at this kimra. He tells us something that's an remarkable lesson for all of us. And he points this out. Rabadic fasted every day that today there should be no mikdash. Repodic knew the secret of breaking down issues into small segments to be missposodic felt is too ambitious. Take one day at a time. Every day for 40 years he was misparled that today there should be no misdash and he fasted and he was misparled with an intensity so as to push off the for one day with that understanding. What initially seems like a terrible failure becomes an outstanding success. Day after day was successful for 40 years. It cost him a lot but he knew the secret of taking one day at a time. Rabai when we have msus we want to k the yates completely once and for all that's a mistake don't try that teaches us take one day at a time be misp and be mishtle and put your kas in today [Music] and if the whole day is too much break that down in segments this time I'm going here I'm going there This time I'm going to try and be shal and be an ishes one bit at a time. And if we go on that day, beanis and to give to a spark [Music]