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What Women Need to Know About Men in Marriage - Rabbi Shais Taub

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Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky

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there's a letter in thees where the writes to somebody who asked why are there not so many m in why in the mm of the the discourses of the ofad why are there not so many metaphors or analogies which is an interesting analogies which is an interesting question because I think there are a lot of mum there are a lot of metaphors but from the Reb's answer it's apparent what the person meant was a certain type of metaphor which you don't really find in in kabad teachings and and that is an extended metaphor like a story that has characters and dialogue and chapters characters and dialogue and chapters when there's a metaphor in it's like a short little oneliner it'll be like the relative non-existence of the creation as compared to the absolute existence of the Creator is like the relative non-existence of the Sunray when it is still contained within the sun know that's like a mush from kabad it's a oneliner it's just a little visualization that'll help you to understand understand the understand understand the concept as opposed to other styles ofus where you have a whole long story and this guy said to that guy and then they went on a trip and then bunch of different stuff happened like a whole like a whole book like a whole novel so you don't have that stuff the truth is I think the longest metaphor in kabad is probably Mel the king in the field and that's not even long it's like three sentences there was a king he left the palace he returned to the

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  1. 0:00there's a letter in thees where the writes to somebody who asked why are there not
  2. 6:10planes so when we talk about gender or anything that exists in our experience of this
  3. 12:33one for for for 5,783 years we've been ruled by a primarily masculine biased view of
  4. 18:50ailos in the highest World ailos means the world of emanation it's such a transparent world
  5. 25:03they died when they entered the holy of holies but the common denominator between the different
  6. 31:16The Feminine how are we doing good okay let's talk about how they relate to each
  7. 37:26parent who receives something from the masculine parent and then a little while later gives back
  8. 43:38understand how scary this is that a man knows deep down his entire role and identity
  9. 50:40room for single men yeah if they don't stop living like bam yeah then they continue
  10. 56:52manifestations of of the relationship and they actually think that's the problem we're fighting about such

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