Tisha B'av: Connecting to Geula | Rabbi Nachum Binder

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Tisha B’av. What does it mean to me? How do I find that feeling of emotion to mourn the state of Klal Yisroel for the last 2,000 years? How do I mourn something I never experienced, but I know that the Friedike Doros, the previous generations, did feel it? What's the difference, me and them? We say every day in davening, We ask the Ribono shel Olam that we should be able to see with our eyes the Geula, Binyan Beis HaMikdash, Melech HaMashiach. The Sefarim tells us that we're asking something very deep. We are asking that we should be zoche that our eyes should be the proper eyes, clean eyes, pure eyes, because those are the eyes that will be zoche to take in the Kedusha of Mashiach, of Beis HaMikdash, of Geula. Unfortunately, the generation we live in today is a generation

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1. 0:09Tisha B’av. What does it mean to me? How do I find that feeling of emotion…
2. 0:39the Geula, Binyan Beis HaMikdash, Melech HaMashiach. The Sefarim tells us that we're asking something very…
3. 1:09that is plagued with unclean eyes, and the less clean our eyes become, the further removed…
4. 1:40than it meant in previous years, because this year, Tisha B’av, we have the eyes a…
5. 2:12to continue cleansing our eyes, and to have the proper eyes, to be zoche to witness…

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