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Journey to Morocco 2025: The Torah of Rav Refoel Berdugo on Parshas Vayeitzei

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Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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Okay, good morning everyone. You know, we were moer nephesh to go to Bugo in the middle of the night. We were there after I think but [clears throat] uh he's very appreciative of our visit because he's already you know try to come visit us with many. So we're continuing in the bugo first of all it says lifted up his feet and he went to the east. He went to the east. What does mean Jacob lifted up his feast? His feet. So Kazal say that when Hashem gave him the Bura that Hashem's going to watch him, his feet became light to walk. So Berdugo explains as follows. See at first Yak was afraid of Lavan. So it's like somebody who's caught between a rock and a hard place. He has Isa on one hand, Lavan on the other hand. His feet literally were recoiling every time he had a thought of going to Lan. But when Hashem promised him So now Jacob had nothing to be afraid

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  1. 0:00Okay, good morning everyone. You know, we were moer nephesh to go to Bugo in the…
  2. 0:30mean Jacob lifted up his feast? His feet. So Kazal say that when Hashem gave him…
  3. 1:01of. So instead of his feet recoiling, his feet became light to be able to go…
  4. 1:31says what they were saying was not everything is so great. His shalom is half-hearted. It's…
  5. 2:02mother? She died. So his shalom is shalom, but it's not shalom. That's ferdugo. One more.…
  6. 2:33Jacobu might uh lash back at at him. Yakavino might try to fight him. No. So…
  7. 3:06we don't do things like that in this place. That's…

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