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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Avrum Mordche Malach’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.
[Music] It's been almost a year that by every wedding there is that dance on that famous song that we know it as what's the story behind the scenes of this song. There's an organization called Anayim There's an organization called Anayim inspired by Vayo ran by my good friend Rab Shim Lefkowitz to spread the word Shmir for Yiddish speaking people through a hotline that thousands of people listen to it daily. Shim Lefwitz told me the story. It was a year ago a few weeks before Purim. He was traveling a whole day with a list of names of big philanthropists that his plan was to see from them a donation, a nice donation to keep going this organization. He tells me it was at the end of the day. I'm me it was at the end of the day. I'm sitting in my car so broken. I didn't make a penny. And I started thinking to myself, I'm running this organization already for a few years. It's struggling. There's no money coming in. That's it. I think it's time to close shop. And then sitting in the car he started thinking to himself what is the whole purpose of the awareness that if not for these moments this is exactly what I am is all about moments that you are broken moments that you feel I'm giving up I
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- 0:32There's an organization called Anayim inspired by Vayo ran by my good friend Rab Shim Lefkowitz…
- 1:02me it was at the end of the day. I'm sitting in my car so broken.…
- 1:33moments that you feel I'm giving up I tried so many times it didn't work it's…
- 2:05everyone and maybe through this way he's going to make a few bucks. He calls a…
- 2:36even in the truck he went in to greet one of his relatives he comes out…
- 3:08so much feedback of people from all over the world telling me how this song inspired…
- 3:41[Music] You're the co. You're the [Music] coyus.…
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