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different perspective. Um, hopefully tonight we're going to give something a little bit different. Okay. So, let's start at almost the very beginning. Let's go to perk l which is le which means heart and let's go to p 8. So now let's set the scene a little bit. There's a showdown right in the beginning of the parisha. So Yakov is beginning of the parisha. So Yakov is awaiting a um a meeting with Asov and Yakov is planning what he's going to do, what strategy he's going to do. So where is it? Now, of course, when you're meeting somebody like Asov, Asov is not going to come out and start uh making a nice parade and throwing flowers and petals in front of Yakov, he's going to come out for a fullyfledged battle. out for a fullyfledged battle. And Yakov knew this. And this is how Yakov reacted in POS 8. So Jacob was very frightened and he was also very distressed. What is the difference between being frightened and being distressed? They sound like very similar. similar. So these are two very different types of reactions. And to explain the difference, I'll tell you a story uh a true story that happened with Raf Shimshin Pinkinas I have a shalom who um I quote every so often. He's a massive influence on me. So when Rafimon Pinas was a young man and he just passed Pinas was a young man and he just passed his driving test, he was involved in a a minor accident. I say minor, it could have been very very major, but it happened that he was okay. Uh he was driving this car and there was a freak gust of wind and the car turned over and he crashed and Rashem he was okay. He came out very very u with mild
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