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Okay, good morning. Thank you everybody for joining us. It's pleasure to have you and let's get right into it. We are up to page 64 anilis el which we began last week and we continue today with class number three. That's page 64. Page 64. Please open your source sheets. really uh grasp the full uh the full uh depth and theme and flow and rhythm and resonance of the mimer. But the key points that we explored was the uniqueness of the month of El. on one hand a time of tremendous accessibility revelation of but what does that mean it's not like they are mundane days regular weekdays days when we go to work days that we say days when we go to work days that we say it's it's not considered a yumpt a holiday in any form because it's the king is in the field which makes the accessibility of hashem absolutely absolutely unique. When the king comes out into the field, every person, whoever they are, no matter their situation, their rank or lack of rank, their circumstances, their attire, their uniform or lack of uniform, no matter their involvement, and what they're their involvement, and what they're engaged in has that full ability and potential to be able to go and welcome the king and greet the king and and engage in a [snorts] relationship with the king and he on his part greets everybody with a a pleasant countenance as he puts it showing a face a a displaying a face of of laughter and joy and jubilance and acceptance a face that'sing
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