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So, coming out of the darkness, rising and getting up again, and shooting for the stars, so that the elevation that comes after the fall is so much that's an equivalent to how far we go down, to that degree we rise. In that sense, the 15th of Av represents also the ultimate redemption, cuz that will come after the greatest fall. Before the light comes the greatest darkness. In our last couple of years, we've had October 7th, which was extremely, extremely dark day. And there isn't going to be any more
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