Parshas Vayechi: The Secret of "Shakai" From the Tzadik of Ra'anana On His Yahrtzeit

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Daniel Glatstein’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

grandfather I believe in Yeshiva and he was a great mccobble he came to Arts Israel and he was an aniva Evian in fact the garaba used to come and study his uh saintly Behavior he was so poor that he used to write letters to my grandfather on the outside of the envelope on the inside uh lip of the envelope because he could not afford the paper in fact in one letter he asked my grandfather to try to get a metallic cotton because he could not afford to purchase uh a new one anyway we basically uberman was a

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1. 0:31grandfather I believe in Yeshiva and he was a great mccobble he came to Arts Israel…
2. 1:02one anyway we basically uberman was a great Sonic he's buried in harmonious to go to…
3. 1:34resources a lot of assets it could be harmful first and foremost by having possessions you…
4. 2:08and if you have that attitude of shakai of being small even when you are given…

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