Pasoach Tiftach: The Opening to All Openings

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

[Music] that you must make a hole in the garment in order for the strings of the citrus to go in it has to be it has to be a hole in the garment this could be a hole here i have two holes this is a hasida we have at least one whole two holes i heard that one time gave a whole shear all i heard was that this year began with this idea about the need to make a hole in the garment that this represents puncturing puncturing our hearts to be able to have a sense of other people who need us to be able to be caring and breath of teaching in the fourth tour in the second section of he's teaching us that then the torah describes the mitzvah of zidakha it says

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1. 0:00[Music] that you must make a hole in the garment…
2. 0:31in order for the strings of the citrus to go in it has to be it…
3. 1:01in the garment that this represents puncturing puncturing our hearts to be able to have a…
4. 1:31open you shall open your hand to give it says the beginning of all beginnings is…
5. 2:03that opens the peta it opens space for whatever beginning that you need the beginning of…
6. 2:33then you know what children one of the first things the children do is they play…
7. 3:03need to puncture our hearts we need to open our hearts and to manage how you…
8. 3:34don't just be a solid garment closed off have that opening so that you can be…

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