Yom Kippur : Just Pour Out The Vessel and You'll Be Clean

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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.

belzare says there is a positive aspect of this expression as well and that is sometimes the person feels it's so hard to do chuva because the Avera sometimes a person feels has become so part of his personality and his nature that it defines him and identifies who he is but it's not the case it's only on the outside it's only like a cliff full of something that you could take the clean and just pour it out let a person never feel that navera is part of his personality part of his part of his personality part of his identity part of his reality and mercios no hariana yes but it's only like a CLI and the Avira is something that we could pour out rather easily I'll share with you a personal story when I started out in robots about 10 years ago so I was starting to use a copy machine as many know that I make a lot of Mario makoimo sheets and I was changing the toner of the copy machine and I thought

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1. 0:30belzare says there is a positive aspect of this expression as well and that is sometimes…
2. 1:00part of his personality part of his identity part of his reality and mercios no hariana…
3. 1:30toner of the copy machine and I thought I knew how to do it and in…
4. 2:02door and that toner is black soot it's really black and and I thought forget it…
5. 2:34coat it's a it's a coating it's just but with chuva we could be mesir the…

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