Parshas Eikev: Start Learning With a Joke - The Electrifying Remez of the Tzadik of Ra'anana

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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.

Torah. And in it, he says that anybody who learns from this safe air, he will be a meilitz yosher for them. He says, "V'eineni moser od midashi l'hispallel bli neder b'chol yom al kol ilu she ya'anu b'sefer v'yagidu b'shmi divrei Torah l'acheirim, she yivasheimu kol tzara she tzarich yeshua b'olam hazeh uv'olam haba." So, the the Ben Le Ashri says that he will pray from on high for all those who learn this safe air and say over in his name. So, I want to thank my friend Reb Refael Ansel of France for pointing out this particular vart on the words "V'haya ekev tishme'un es hamishpatim ha'elah." The Gemara in Shabbos tells us on daf lamed amud beis that before learning, one should try to say milta d'bidichuta, a joke, uh something light. And the Gemara says that when that was performed, the Rabbanan laughed, and then they would

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1. 0:31Torah. And in it, he says that anybody who learns from this safe air, he will…
2. 1:01for all those who learn this safe air and say over in his name. So, I…
3. 1:33wrap themselves b'eima b'yirah, and they would say their learning. And the point of this is…
4. 2:07Aikev Aisak Koidem but in other words Koidem Aisak but the Simcha should be before you…
5. 2:37until now were closed off the haya through Simcha through a joke through most of the…

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