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good morning Andes goodes and a and a good Arab shabas it's Wednesday you could say good Arab chabas every greeting that we have every Jewish greeting that we have so should be B we should hear good news please God you know um it's the Gregorian New Year which for us in some way should be meaningless because we have our own New Year it's called rashash Shana and of course the contrast between the two the to me everyone's wishing me a happy New to me everyone's wishing me a happy New Year happy New Year happy New Year out in the world it occurred to me that on rashash we don't wish people a Happy New Year we wish them a shatova a good year it's an interesting contrast between that blessing being may be happy versus may it be good happiness is not necessarily a Jewish aspiration or a Jewish blessing I don't know that we ever felt entitled to be happy or search for happiness or pursued happiness if you pursue goodness then you find happiness so we wish maybe I'm very Rabbi and daring up a little too much Rabbi and daring up a little too much here but when you wish people good so if you have good you find happy but if you wish people happy then it's often Elusive and you're pursuing it you don't have good and you don't have happy so should be a good g a good Gregorian New Year said that rakov ketki the great rash yov Z would turn to his students and he'd say new what resolution are you making so he said rebi it's not rashash Shana it's just a secular New Year we don't hold of that so said is it possible that the whole world is making
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