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Part 107: Stop Feeling Entitled to Understand Everything

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Parsha Perspectives - Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

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okay good morning we continue our study of amuna and I want to dedicate our learning this morning our dear and beloved friend Brian galet bar should shower love kindness and compassion on him and on his family he remains at the center of our thoughts ouros and uh our hopes our wishes for him and for his family okay we've been discussing this paric in and He was discussing the launching for this entire section was the mishna in the fourth peric ofos the mishna that says there are three things that remove a person from this world K and and we spent the last couple of weeks unpacking what that means that when a person lives with a sense of arrogance of ego when a person lives with a sense of serving themselves a selfish egocentric life where they're envious of what other people have they think they deserve it or they pursue honor they want all the attention in the room or they have lust and desires and an appetite which is insatiable and they're not happy and satisfied until it's taken care of they think this world is all about them it's it removes a person from the world and we've spent time exploring what does that mean the world the ram said it means it removes you from the world of amuna it undermines the balanced equilibrium of our lives and it destroys the capacity to have relationships if there's no room for anyone else then you can't have a relationship the whole premise of a relationship is I thou

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  1. 0:00okay good morning we continue our study of amuna and I want to dedicate our learning
  2. 3:45myself back with humility I make room for him fores and then I see him I
  3. 7:34when people that we love struggle then our arrogance tells us I don't know if there's
  4. 11:16that comes together even if we can't see it right now even if we can't see
  5. 15:08and haircuts and resuming Simas in our life what are we celebrating wake a kid in
  6. 18:58leaders of the Next Generation the transmitters of Torah and without them it would be lost
  7. 22:36havdala it will all be there waiting for you the bills and the doctor's appointments and
  8. 26:14itas that's what shabas is uh shabas is all about shabas is all about not just
  9. 30:04and not popular opinion you're not a politician politicians they do a poll says believe like
  10. 34:31we're never done reminding ourselves that's what we went through the may we have to recite

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