Hi everyone, first you should know I've been doing a Munudeli for 15 years now and this is actually my very first voice note to you. So let me explain what this announcement is all about. Less than a year ago we were sitting around the Shabbat's table and someone asked me which a Munudeli quote is your all-time favorite. So I thought about it for a few moments and remembered a quote based on a Gomorrah in Yuma that when a person passes away and the Nashama leaves the body it lets out a loud cry that we can't hear but the commentaries say that the Nashama cries out in regret because at that moment it remembers why he was sent to this world and it realizes that this incredible opportunity to perform mitzvahs has come to an end. I always found that incredibly powerful, very good muster and something to keep in mind so we don't have that same regret. So as we were discussing it I began to wonder what if that Nashama could tell us its entire story. What would it say about the time before it entered this world, its months in the mother's womb, being taught the whole Torah and then forgetting it, its struggles and choices throughout life with the Itzhotov and the Itzahara. What are the experiences on Shabbos when the Nashama didn't save her visits and then leaves? And when we go to sleep each night what are the experiences then? And ultimately what are the experiences after leaving this world? I've always been fascinated by the subjects being judged, Gehenim, Ganayden, Mashiach, Tchiasamesim, Olamhaba and everything the Nashama experiences along its journey. So I thought about it all Shabbos and those thoughts eventually became my new safer, the Nashama Speaks. What makes this book so unique is that it's written as an autobiography of the Nashama meaning it is entirely in the voice of the Nashama. So when you read it you experience the entire journey through the soul's own eyes and throughout the book there are footnotes providing the Torah sources behind all these ideas. It covers all those topics I mentioned plus the power of Shuva and Tfila and so many others all from the perspective of the Nashama. I believe that by seeing life through the Nashama's eyes you will discover so many eye-opening ideas that are not widely known. But more than that you will look at life and the life that you have been given and every precious opportunity within it in an entirely different way. This safer also received a beautiful hasgamma from Rabbi Moshe Weinberger which was such an incredible honor for me. I'll just end with saying that Munadeli has changed my life and I really wrote this safer with all of you in mind. If you consider yourself a spiritual person I think you'll love it. Different ideas speak to different people but if Munadeli speaks to you I truly believe this safer will too. Shosham is now available on Amazon. I really hope you'll read it and please message me I cannot wait to hear what you think.