Remembering The World To Come | Rabbi Tomer Zino

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

it's a deeper idea he says giving praise to hashem for the food is a concept of remembering it's very very important concept to remember all the time you know we're in this world and we we see what we see with our physical eyes and we get carried away sometimes and what makes us you know remember to do the right thing remembering don't do that sin don't you don't don't overreact don't act in the wrong way why overreact don't act in the wrong way why you don't want to get suffering it's a sin oh oh don't don't do that because you're going to go and get punished that's what stops us from doing uh many things that we want to do for example this morning my car got hit i got hit by somebody in the car i thank god everyone was okay but it was very very traumatic it was uh nerve-wracking but what happened how did i i was able to go with my day and continue to be happy and continue to

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1. 0:01it's a deeper idea he says giving praise to hashem for the food is a concept…
2. 0:32overreact don't act in the wrong way why you don't want to get suffering it's a…
3. 1:03and continue to be happy and continue to serve hashem and to learn and to do…
4. 1:35he's in a bad mood but the guy who remembers allamah he remembers the world to…
5. 2:05so a jew he has to remember it's very important remember and when you say brachot…

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