Pele Yoetz- Love Of Hashem - Rabbi Tomer Zino 5782

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he lived in the late late 700 early 1800s he lived in the country of bosnia he's a great hakam that we had there's an unbelievable story with with uh his grave they buried him he's buried still today over there in bosnia and if you go there today you'll see many high rises and all of a sudden the middle of the downtown you'll see his grave and because the story goes they tried to and take away all the graves the jewish great cemetery they tried to remove it to build stuff on top of it and his grave the tractor kept of it and his grave the tractor kept stopped working to try to pull his grave out they brought another tractor it got stuck it didn't work they took it as a sign this is the only man we can't touch it and you go there today you'll see it's like a big city and then also in the middle of nowhere just randomly his grave is there they made a nice tziyun but this is the this is a great ham that we're speaking about so he writes in the first entry who loved he said one of the most fundamental parts of judaism is to have love for hashem a lot of times people they think about hashem as you know

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1. 0:00he lived in the late late 700 early 1800s he lived in the country of bosnia…
2. 0:30of it and his grave the tractor kept stopped working to try to pull his grave…
3. 1:00you know oh i'm going to suffer you got to do the mitzvah or they think…
4. 1:30of the most fundamental parts of our relationship with hashem is that it's a relationship and…
5. 2:01about what we need to say just show me where your thoughts are i know who…
6. 2:32makshava as a thought so all it takes to be in happiness is to have good…
7. 3:03lebron james he's so great unbelievable can i get your autograph i want to just spend…
8. 3:33a favor to you imagine at one time near you could hear of i call him…
9. 4:03no gas i'm stuck somebody of course i'll get dressed up change my head my pajamas…

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