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Rabbi Yom Tov Practical Spirituality: Feeling Feelings

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Rabbi Yom Tov Glaser

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when you were a little child you were the happiest you ever were because you would cry crying is the key to happiness a lot of people don't realize that crying is the key to happiness but it really is the key to happiness how do you know it's very simple we're the happiest people in the world toddlers toddlers are happier than we are much happier than we are and who are the saddest people we know toddlers toddlers and when the boy when they're upset and when the boy when they're upset everyone's gonna know everyone's gonna know they don't hold that any they just let it uh you know it could be to the point of like banging the floor banging and kicking the floor facedown screaming and crying I mean II they keep Majan doing that right now yeah what if I like magically could do that like I snap my fingers and all of us just like our pain just comes flying out of us so everyone's like on the floor screaming and crying it takes a few days to get and crying it takes a few days to get you in for that day in America I get people there only on day three of the seminar work and here in Israel since we have an extra times I live here I do it on day four of my seminars coming at you it's Jeff February 24th in Jerusalem in English anyway the but they've got the joy they get the joy and and I got that drawing because I cry all the time I've already cried today and it's only twelve twenty three crying is crying's the key

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  1. 0:02when you were a little child you were the happiest you ever were because you would
  2. 3:11someone has a weak spot so that's generally where the pain goes but they but we
  3. 6:15sometimes but eventually what happens is the mind builds to a point right around 12 11
  4. 9:21out of me and you the surgery was done and and now you just don't experience
  5. 12:36terrible like that the you'll notice that the family are in the experience but all the
  6. 15:37important that kid is today so what we did we had all the kids come and
  7. 18:41yourself crying later today just by opening it now and you can now think of someone
  8. 22:52she just lost God hears tears and may she be comforted and find a flight and
  9. 26:01door of the seminar the the sister that one sister says stop sit down enough of
  10. 29:08the community but I probably not gonna cry over that but my own paint sure I'm

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