Rosh Hashanah - Turn to the Tears | Rabbi Aharon Weinberg

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[Music] Teden approaching rash. I would like to share a story. I remember when I was a young bakar and my uncle didn't see was in his elderly years and when it came to say lash to wish the blessing of a good year after the dingash night they came running from the holy rashalam. took literally two hours and he held his hand stretched out and he shook for many hundreds of yeid in his hands to eat the hundreds of yeid in his hands to eat the sudaashana night and when he came into the dining room his son asked him tata you held your hand stretched out for 2 hours didn't your hand hurt you didn't you feel pain in your hands and I remember his eyes fullled with tears and he looked at him and he said mankind my dear son believe me when I saw those faces of those young and those elderly people going in front of me and their eyes and their whole being were yelling and crying out to me, "Reba, please, please remember me. Remember everything I'm going through. Remember to daven for

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1. 0:00[Music] Teden approaching rash. I would like to share a story. I remember when I was…
2. 0:31hundreds of yeid in his hands to eat the sudaashana night and when he came into…
3. 1:01I'm going through. Remember to daven for me. Have me a mind on this day. Wo…
4. 1:32sheep go in front of a shepherd. And the takes a close look at every single…
5. 2:02opening words of we say please turn to the sufferings turn to our tears and turn…
6. 2:33say, "I turned away. I turned something over in my life. You please turn away and…

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