Who I Truly Am | Rabbi Motti Neuburger

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Often when we try to gather in terms of being we find it difficult to connect individuals that are described in the Gemara whether it be or even but there are people that were in much recent times people that had their own throughout the we all know Pinkus and the great heights that he reached we're talking about an American born boy in the 1950s he was a person who who was something very very central in his life from a young age he was very very on someone asked him why he's so careful always to take a cab rather than a bus he says how much money do people spend on glasses to have perfect vision why wouldn't I spend a few in order to spiritually save my eyes but what someone once asked how it is that he mustered the strength where does he gain that from and says that it wasn't always so easy and

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1. 0:05Often when we try to gather in terms of being we find it difficult to connect…
2. 0:36who was something very very central in his life from a young age he was very…
3. 1:07says that it wasn't always so easy and when he felt himself being in his Hashem…
4. 1:38the and reminding myself of who I am where I come from who I truly am…
5. 2:08Gabi'am Misbe'ach, and I'm going to fall prey to the yetzer hara. Yeshiva Tzedek taught us,…
6. 2:39cheit is adam bikar velo yovin. A person doesn't realize his yakrus, his value. Doesn't realize…

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