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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Hillel Eisenberg’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.
special meeting. And in this dimly lit room, the vil naggy, he looked at his tummy and he said, "Rabbi, I've called you all in today in honor of a very special occasion. Today marks the day that I have completed learning all the wisdom in the entire world. I would like to therefore make a celebration." And he explained that after studying for decades the entirety of the Tyra and gaining mastery over it, he decided to learn the wisdom of the world, astronomy, geometry, chemistry, zoology, astronomy, geometry, chemistry, zoology, physiology, psychology, biology, geology, just to name a few. And he learned it all. And in one of the greatest intellectual feats in all of human history, he quite literally mastered basically everything there is to know. And after absorbing all the knowledge his brain could consume, essentially the last subject that remained was the wisdom of music. And although its world is immense and it has secrets that are inaccessible to all but secrets that are inaccessible to all but a few, he managed to plum its incredibly vast depth. So much so that there's a legend that the villagy upon his mastery of the wisdom of magic of music he approached Mozart one of the greatest composers of all time and he played him the eighth note on a musical scale a scale that Mozart thought previously contained only seven and this gave Mozart such a stir that he reeled back and he fainted on the spot anyway so upon completing his learning of all the
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- 0:30special meeting. And in this dimly lit room, the vil naggy, he looked at his tummy…
- 2:33life to explore such seemingly irrelevant and trivial things? The answer, I believe, is found in…
- 4:39the secrets of music to help his soul soar to enable his heart to beat with…
- 7:14composition of life itself. And we are trusted as its singers. We will forever keep on…
- 9:19difference where we went. It made no difference when the Jew limped along singing his song.…
- 11:51hear. And the world went crazy. Newspapers were writing articles about the discovery. Radio interviews took…
- 13:56music. Why is that? Did the great Aashro one of the greatest party throwers and planners…
- 15:58became a wildly mel wealthy man. He built a fortune worth $50 million. And as time…
- 18:28bones. But you will never break the bond. Why? Because while the world might practice religion,…
- 20:29and he began the slow singing of [Music] he closed his eyes and he looked up…
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