Live in the Sukkah, not you're plate!

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

so in between Kadesh semen to myself in slam there is this kind of gray area and the gray area is where people will kind of do things which are within the realm of kind of normal they'll interact with intimacy or they'll interact with food or they interact with with power or they interact with with what's the pursuit of honor in in in measured ways they won't be abusive but it's theirs right there's the it's still self-centered it's still self-centered in the sense that their dairy not their necessarily any there's a sense of discipline attached to it here's what no sense of this one reverence a person will respect the fact that he has to keep kosher but when he sits down to eat yeah he may eat success you know

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1. 0:00so in between Kadesh semen to myself in slam there is this kind of gray area…
2. 0:33intimacy or they'll interact with food or they interact with with power or they interact with…
3. 1:03self-centered in the sense that their dairy not their necessarily any there's a sense of discipline…
4. 1:36there his his focus will be on pleasure itself not gonna be abusive not gonna be…
5. 2:07necessarily any any real boundaries samey he may in fact be abusive but he's gonna be…
6. 2:41up he sees the revenue jumps up why should I stop these represent them good you're…
7. 3:12know you're not aware of the fact that this that you know the sukkah is supposed…
8. 3:45isn't it's not overtaking you you know so you're not you're not swallowed up by the…

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