To Live and To Live Again

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The opening of this shiur, in The Parsha In My Life - Rabbi Reuven Wolf’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

[Music] so today i found myself in the cemetery in amala kaino base aquarius what's a cayenne doing in the base of far as i am a cayenne sadly a very very very dear friend of mine someone who dominated my shul was very close to me came to my shiram all the time passed away or above ron plotkin a real extraordinary human being and i didn't feel um i i couldn't say goodbye so just usually i go to a leviathan and i'll go to the basic forest but this time i felt the need to go all the way to the cemetery and stayed inside the car and whatever it wasn't and it was removed from the quorum so it was okay but as i'm thinking about the cemetery and being there and going through this whole experience of course it's very very painful but

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1. 0:04[Music] so today i found myself in the cemetery in amala kaino base aquarius what's a…
2. 0:35extraordinary human being and i didn't feel um i i couldn't say goodbye so just usually…
3. 1:05refuge there always gives us you know even in our own and this is much bigger…
4. 1:38is a macabre as a recipient but her kabbalah this that she's receiving is meant to…
5. 2:11the body because the altar says the abrasive was boyfriend of it's not like you know…
6. 2:46the uh you're putting it into an oven when a dish is finished to be baked…
7. 3:16see and everyone that has passed away in the corona or any other yid and everybody…

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