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Good evening from the south of Israel. This is Laser Brody with an episode of Rabbi Nachman's Tales. Tonight, we're learning part two of the clever one and simple one. Tonight's lesson's called the turnaround. Now, if you missed last week's lesson, don't worry because every lesson begins with a review of the previous week from the start of the story. So, you'll get the story from the very beginning, so you'll be right in the middle. So, as an introduction, there's an inherent law in creation that the creator lowers the haughty and uplifts the the humble. Uh People that are arrogant, they get lowered down to ground level zero, but people that are humble This week's Torah portion says Moses was more humble than any person ever walked the face of the earth. They had uplifted him above the clouds, above the angels, above everything. So, don't ever disdain another human being because you don't know that person could be very, very high, and the person who is disdaining or disparaging could be brought down way low. And the world is round, so what goes up comes down. And this is a lesson that Rabbi Nachman will teach us tonight in part two of the clever one and simple one. So, last week in part one, Rabbi Nachman told us about two wealthy men, each one who had a son. One was very clever, talented, and sophisticated, but the other was simple, not gifted with intellectual prowess or dexterity, but he was wholesome and innocent. So, even though they were opposites, the two boys loved each other very much. And they
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