Happy to be Sick | Rabbi Shimon Spitzer

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

[Music] [Applause] we all know how important it is for a person to be person to DAV they should be in their struggles sometimes a person doesn't a ding doesn't only mean ding to hasem please help me that I shouldn't be ding is a relationship with hem many times when a person has a healthy relationship let's say with a spouse a person discusses their dilemas do you think I should do it do you think I shouldn't do it ding is an open line of communication with Hashem and many times a person has a doubt they have a suff is the right thing or the wrong thing not always they have a d to whom to ask many many times it's gray area but a person always has hasem D that if it's inappropriate for you it just shouldn't happen it just shouldn't work out andan told me that he had this show that was coming up in Boston and he knew that when he goes to that show it could be very important for his parosa but it's not good for his but

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1. 0:00[Music] [Applause] we all know how important it is for a person to be person to…
2. 0:34should do it do you think I shouldn't do it ding is an open line of…
3. 1:07he had the struggle inside but I think I'm allowed to go because it's so important…
4. 1:40on my own in this struggle H is helping me hasm is waiting to help me…
5. 2:14possible and a person could be sure hasm will definitely be there to help him and…

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