Building Bridges - Rabbi Duvi

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

ramosha feinstein every summer used to go up to camp aguda a sleep boy camp and uh he go there for a month just to get a little country air he'd sit a little bit in the sun where moshe feinstein even on vacation there's no such thing as vacation from learning so they have many famous pictures of moshe feinstein sitting at a picnic table in camp aguda and in front of him the gemara opened very famous pictures that they still have you can pick it up in the svalim stores ramosha feinstein is sitting there learning and listen to this amazing story ramosha feinstein is going through shas learning gemara he looks up and he sees in front of him that there's a boy that's standing alone with nobody to play with his bunk is off to the baseball fields but not him he was that kid that was left behind the one that fell through the cracks of that social play in his group of boys ramosa the one that they come to to be mater ago not the one that they come to with the most difficult halachic questions that his shoulders can answer questions that no one else is ready to answer he closes the gemara

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1. 0:00ramosha feinstein every summer used to go up to camp aguda a sleep boy camp and…
2. 0:30very famous pictures that they still have you can pick it up in the svalim stores…
3. 1:00but not him he was that kid that was left behind the one that fell through…
4. 1:31ramosha feinstein gets up from the picnic table walks up to this boy who's standing alone…
5. 2:03you and he throws the ball to the boy and the boy throws the ball back…
6. 2:33small to show love to this kid and to show him a minute of warmth that…
7. 3:05please understand a child and their rebbe is like two countries and there are oceans in…
8. 3:35but if you really want to deliver you have to learn how to build a bridge…

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