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Shavuos Prep - [Blue Ridge Mishmar] | Rabbi Daniel Kalish

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Rabbi Daniel Kalish

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one of the grandchild right now that's that's having challenges in childbirth and I want to say the learning the few minutes of the that we learn that things should go in a very good and healthy way I wanted to sing before we start learning some I wanted to sing lleash all year round. I like that song. lleash all year round. I like that song. But my rebi was close to Rav Aaron and Revaron would ask my rebi to sing that song for him. He would look in a crowd, he'd find my rebi and he'd say his name say and he'd ask him to start that song and he sang it for my Rebi. We he sang it for Raarin. We felt as the Talmid I say we as the Talmid of my Rebi felt when we sang it with my Rebi that we were like we were connecting back to Raarin. That's how we felt. We felt Raarin. That's how we felt. We felt songs have a power. Songs are time machine. When I sing the song at the very least it puts me next to my rebi but I feel it puts me next to Rear because that's I believe where he was when he sang this song. There's some very memorable times. The island would sing with tremendous there were the song was sang with tremendous islavas and of course around shu time but so I want to ask before then we'll learn together but before then we'll learn together but let's start that [Music] Oh [Music] sh Lord. I know [Music] sh on me when all as [Music] Show your was a bad day. [Music] as love sha. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Laughter] Oh, [Music] I want Oh sh. [Music] Show your have the day. Amen. [Music] I love [Applause] [Music]

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  1. 0:00one of the grandchild right now that's that's having challenges in childbirth and I want to
  2. 4:34Show your have the day. Amen. [Music] I love [Applause] [Music]
  3. 8:55you're midbar then it's nit and the what happens. He doesn't know Tyra. Does he hear?
  4. 13:01it's forgotten by the bala means when he's doing his his daily dealings it's not it's
  5. 17:12it could be the third that's called naloy matana that it hits a certain way that
  6. 21:25part of him wants to respond. That's the ni and to not to for a person
  7. 25:34exagger exaggerate? He said every answer in the world. I assume what the gar is like
  8. 29:39the and and they also have an MS and they answered he said and they answered
  9. 33:45that means learn to hear all different now is nothing wrong of course we have we
  10. 37:50the all of us, us and our families to a tremendous all of us to aab

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