184 Emor Black Hats, White Knuckles 050515

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

and from three years ago there was a sh called grinding the axe. Right. So hashem I have just got back yesterday from an exhilarating whirlwind um job. So, I went with my son Binyamin to Cambridge on Sunday night because we were working at the KEF Bikeathon. What is the KEF Bikeathon? Um, well, for those of you outside the Um, well, for those of you outside the UK, it is a bike ride in aid of CAB KEF, which is a camp that which is a an organization that helps um uh children with special needs. very very special beautiful children. I've seen them. Um and we went to we uh there were about 120 bikers taking part. There is a reason why I'm telling you this by the way. Um and they all met uh stayed way. Um and they all met uh stayed overnight at a hotel in Cambridge, Cambridge Shir actually. And uh the following morning which was yesterday morning, Monday morning, they set off from Cambridge here all the way to London. uh and Henden Park to to to be precise. So what was I doing there with my son Binyamin who was only 15 years old. Well, let me put your mind at ease. I was not doing the bike ride. My physical fitness goes as far as my physical fitness goes as far as my running. Uh if I were to go on a bike, probably the length of here to the local shops, I would come back in agony. Um Bashem, I'm proficient at running. I run four times, three, four times a week. Um, but biking uses different muscles. So, I was not there for the biking. What was I there for? So, we were um employed to do aerial videography, to do shots of the bikers from the air. You know,

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6. 26:40never hope to do ever. He saw his opportunity. He grabbed it and he ended up…
7. 31:53opposite. You're here to bring up and promote Hashem's name in this world, not to, God…
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10. 47:57nursing home. He he he can't speak. It's pointless. Why would I go and see him…

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