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Emunah Part 17: Segulot To Remove Suffering

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Rabbi Yehoshua Zitron

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jump right into it then. Um, I'm saying jump right into it yet yet we have been um, you know, doing a uh, long introduction. But anyways, so let's get started. So tonight first of all, we want to welcome all our precious Zoom enjoy uh, I don't know what to call it I haven't really figured out the right terminology for this. But thank you all for joining. Um, and thank you for all our Torah anytime for listening into these feeling. So tonight we are learning the illui nishmat Avraham ben Chaim Yehuda illui nishmat Avraham ben Chaim Yehuda and Yichezkel ben Avraham. Tonight the purpose of tonight is and I believe the title is also segulot um, to remove suffering. And bezrat Hashem tonight I want to go through five segulot and we we use that title specifically segulot not because it's like oh segulot everybody loves. Segulot in general when you're speaking about a segulah people usually think shortcut let's do it, you know, how do I not do what I'm supposed to do to still get what I want. That's what I want to do. Give me the shortcut. Um, Give me the shortcut. Um, so in a sense there are we are going to speak about shortcuts but more importantly what we are going to discuss is very very important concepts that are so imperative that the ability to make it into a shortcut and thereby removing the suffering that somebody may or may not be undergoing or will have to undergo. So let's start off. We're starting off with the according from Matisyahu Solomon who goes and says that in the recent years um, and he's talking about in his day in the recent years there was you know, we

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  1. 0:04jump right into it then. Um, I'm saying jump right into it yet yet we have
  2. 5:42when you look at the the following pesukim and actually also the previous, there's something very
  3. 11:47officers to go and and show that empathy that they had. This triggered the God's empathy,
  4. 17:52going to be with that difficulty? This person has to go for through certain amount of
  5. 23:56And then one day Aryeh comes to his parents and says you know I'm leaving the
  6. 30:02know, 3 months ago, Yitzchak came out on a trip to up north. And I, you
  7. 36:37husband. And she says, you know, my dear husband, she says, what's going on over here?
  8. 42:43you know, things that Avraham did. Says Rabbi Victor Miller, what's so great about this? You
  9. 48:52you want in your life. You know, you could ask God for everything or and anything.
  10. 54:58need you. And if you get punished, they suffer also. And maybe they don't deserve to

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