The Spiritual Danger Nobody Talks About - Rabbi Shlomo Farhi

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

There was a rabbi uh his name was Sar Shalom. He was one of the Belerbies and he heard about this unbelievable rabbi whose name was the Jose Lublin and uh he was one of one of the greats of the era. He lived in the city of Lublin at the time and he very much wanted to go and learn with this rabbi but he had his own rabbi. He didn't want his rabbi to be upset. So he figured you know what I'll go introduce myself for a day or two. My rabbi won't realize that I went. he won't be insulted and I'll at least he won't be insulted and I'll at least have the chance to meet this great rabbi and and connect with him. Travels all the way to Lublin. Um he gets to the rabbi's residence and shock and horror the they tell him that the rabbi is not having is not accepting any visitors. He feels very bad. He's traveled all the way. So he figures he needs to find out where and when the rabbi is going to start accepting visitors. So he asks around, people tell him the only person that could know such him the only person that could know such a thing is his close student um the uh the uh great rabbi from Bishka. Okay. He goes to the rabbi. He tells him, "Listen, I came all this way just to see the the is there any way that you could tell me when you know he's not accepting visitors now? What's the story?" So the rabbi tells him, and listen to this, it's unbelievable. He said the rabbi only welcomes people as a sadik. People are coming to him as a sadik. He

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