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[Music] Thank you so so much to my dear friends Usher and Coach Manakim and thank you to all of the hundreds or thousands of people who are joining us here this evening from so many different communities and demographics and backgrounds. But it's really moving to be able to be here together with really one objective. You know, I don't think any of us has the solution to all of life's challenges able to say Kazak Ven. I want to share in the opening of this very sensitive topic a beautiful insight that was shared by two people. One from the world of lit the literature world and one from the world of world in Poland. son of aer and the famous says something fascinating and strange that all of the years that the Jews wandered in the desert for 40 years it was as though they were in the same place. Why? Because since they were guided by God, they were in the same place. And it's relevant to a discussion over there about that when they took apart the Mishkan and they put it up somewhere else, it was like they're putting it up in the same place cuz since God was guiding them, it was as though they were stationed in the same geographical location for 40 years. And the commentator struggled. What does this mean? said she gave a beautiful metaphor. He says, "Imagine a woman, she's living in Berva and she needs to travel by bus. She gets on the bus. It's a hot summer day without an air condition in the bus, standing room
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