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What i was thinking when leaving the plane

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Rabbi Avi Wiesenfeld

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[Music] all right Rea I just want to spend a few moments explaining to you perhaps what was going through my mind when I had to um put on my coat in my hat and leave a plane that was fallen and about to depart which many things were going through my head I would just like to express some of my feelings for those of you of my feelings for those of you that were not there don't know about it didn't realize what was going on for whatever reason a few of theab were not allowed onto the plane and um after speaking to the pilot for a few minutes as probably you saw I did try to persuade him or you know to let him it's a group and we need to be together and these are the children and the father has to be with the children and nothing was going it just wasn't happening so I said okay fine so I have to leave you know if they're going off I'm going off and that's exactly what happened I left and that's exactly what happened I left the plane um it actually was very very hard for me it was actually very very hard for me for a few reasons I know I just want to just give over my feelings because I think there's an important lesson that we can all learn from this for ourselves for our lives um for perhaps things that we go through also I think which is very very beneficial for many of us first of all I mean the first thing obviously that went through my head was you know I leave my wife and children many many times basically AA purposes

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  1. 0:00[Music] all right Rea I just want to spend a few moments explaining to you perhaps
  2. 1:31many many times basically AA purposes and here obviously I left them for one night for
  3. 3:35scene and there's a Pianist there he says over the story himself there's a Pianist playing
  4. 5:07there's a very very big of understanding that when we make decisions when we have to
  5. 7:08good I'm fine right but we have to take AAS for ourselves and realize who we
  6. 8:42learn to live and when you live when you understand that we have no control over
  7. 10:44something similar on those lines so I tell guys write down we'll speak about this maybe
  8. 12:15like this guy is giving such a long voice note I feel bad I hope the
  9. 14:16going on he says do you recognize this way sh I don't what trying to go
  10. 15:47nervous wreck this world is a journey it's a journey and there are times that we

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