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The opening of this shiur, in Gedale Fenster’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

Sometimes we have to close our eyes because our eyes are blocking our vision. You're blocking the bigger picture from happening. The more you look at something that's very, very far away, the more you have to squint to see it. This is why a human response is to close one's eyes when it has pain. It's in order to escape the suffering in order to nullify yourself to the ultimate purpose, which is good. This is I'm going to heal something. This is something better coming out. This is not avoiding. This is not numbing. The only way to tap into the future is by closing your eyes to the ultimate place where everything is good. That's the time to go into Hashem. Everything is for the

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