One Third Discipline, Two Thirds Loving Devotion

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

[Music] bringing down that the beauty of cities know it cities is that it should have shelish gadil one third should be the nuts and the windings and shine and two-thirds should be the pasil that means the strings as they are on their own untied just hanging and the gemara actually brings an amazing thing the gemara says that it should be like the hair style of aramian idolaters like it's like their hair is a kind of more stuck together at the bottom and then it like flows out of the top it's a crazy idea how could it be that sitsis the beauty of sitzis has anything to do with the hairstyle of idolaters so i heard from rav shmuel who heard from the father of a talmud of his who had heard from rafim and schwab is that saul that the idea

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1. 0:00[Music] bringing down that the beauty of cities know it cities is that it should have…
2. 0:32gadil one third should be the nuts and the windings and shine and two-thirds should be…
3. 1:04kind of more stuck together at the bottom and then it like flows out of the…
4. 1:35is it is there's one aspect where we tie ourselves up to hashem we must do…
5. 2:09of a jewish life this has to be understood right right is that to really do…
6. 2:41to really love god to really live a life of yiddish kite you can't be that…
7. 3:13same sense of freedom that an i aramian idolater has that his hair flows right that…
8. 3:44on the level of tying the knots you can have that flow of just the free…

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