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[Music] Hello, the fascinating topic I'd like to discuss with you today is actually an in-depth study of the sources of the Talmud, extending to practical applications on current hot topics. Today's topic is: is it permissible to invite someone you know to your home, even if they are known to someone you know to your home, even if they are known to be a rabbi, to stay on Shabbat? I want to emphasize that this is a particularly delicate subject. Our study aims to open our eyes, to make us reflect on how to approach this problem, to study it in practice, and how to do so with all the necessary tact to make the right decisions. Open your mind, but at least you'll understand the subject in depth. understand the subject in depth. Why is this subject so important? First, because anyone who experiences a true Shabbat knows the sweetness, the wonder, the happiness of a true Shabbat. Now, when they try to explain this to someone who doesn't observe Shabbat, they will talk to them about neshamah iterah. They will talk to them about From a heightened position, he will tell her about an extraordinary spiritual experience: reconnecting with one's Creator, reconnecting with one's Creator, disconnecting from the world of screens, and disconnecting from the daily grind to rediscover the self that lay dormant during the week. It will be beautiful, but it won't resonate with anyone because it's an experience that must be lived on Shabbat. It's not something that can be explained, so what solution should be recommended? Simply invite the person home,
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