Living With Emunah (Part 340, Live From Israel) - Leaning into and Learning from Pain

What’s said in this shiur

The opening of this shiur, in Parsha Perspectives - Rabbi Efrem Goldberg’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

[Music] Thank you first of all to one of the it's hard to talk about any bright spots or positive things of the last year and a half although maybe that will be our subject for this morning a little bit but getting to meet and and that moment is one I'll never forget ding mina on the border of Lebanon while the what do they call it purple rain was falling over our heads and they said you'd better dav quickly and leave. We you'd better dav quickly and leave. We said, "What do you mean? We came to make a barbecue. It's a little bit rude. You're going to eat the food and you're sending us away." Said, "It's for your own safety. Go." And as we drove, they continued to fall. But to see the type of am that has carried in his pocket in his army uniform that he said is the most potent weapon that he has that he has was and continues to be a tremendous inspiration. So, thank you for this opportunity. It really is um incredibly special and I'm grateful. I'm grateful to see so many friends to be here in to see so many friends to be here in Shalim. What better place? I had the best of all worlds. I shouldn't say the best, the best of all worlds would be here and to be here permanently. But if I was going to be in Bokeh for part of Purim, this purash to be able to get out on Mo Shabas direct flight from Florida and the end of Purum last night. My daughter's here with Leora and her family and a very liid purum that's still being cleaned up. It was a incredible incredible privilege and opportunity and even though I'm here for very short when the chance came to learn together and to grow together was one I

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1. 0:00[Music] Thank you first of all to one of the it's hard to talk about any…
2. 5:40we find ourselves now it's good you're all sitting down and I don't want to pass…
3. 11:14something painful there, but to kiss it, to love it, to show it affection, to somehow…
4. 16:57presence of mar in the freedom experience is to embrace the freedom by remembering where we…
5. 22:32from and how beautiful this bias on their building will be and before they walk away…
6. 28:12that says the presence of the ma at the seder is not to remember where we…
7. 33:51same day? That's Hill sandwich. The matzah and the mo. The tension between the two. Eating…
8. 39:33to endure pain. The statistics, the data all bear out. The opioid addiction crisis that's taking…
9. 45:18in our own personal lives? The answer is not to escape it or run away from…
10. 50:54and then stopping and crying and then he'd sing and dance and then he'd stop and…

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