Rav Avigdor Miller on Parsha Naso: Why people attract blessings

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Avigdor Miller’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

You want blessing. You need more money. You yearn for peace. You crave a soulmate and children who listen to you, a calmer life. But according to this week's parashah, Naso, you may be blocking your own blessing every single day. The Torah gives us the most famous blessing in Judaism, Yevarechecha Hashem v'Yishmerecha, which means may God bless you and protect you. My dear Rebbe, Rabbi Avigdor Miller, asked a frightening question. If God wants to bless us, why don't we feel more blessed? And Rabbi Miller explained something life-changing. Most people are so busy chasing what they don't have,

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1. 0:00You want blessing. You need more money. You yearn for peace. You crave a soulmate and…
2. 0:31so busy chasing what they don't have, they never notice what Hashem already gave them. Did…
3. 1:02says in the Berachot, when we bless the people as a Kohen, v'tzivanu l'varech et amo…
4. 1:34humanity in others, the soul in others, and suddenly doors begin to open. Maybe the blessing…

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