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The Vilna Gaon says an amazing Yesod, which seems to be a Chiddush. The first time I heard this Yesod, was from none other than R’ Leizer Shach zt”l. The Vilna Gaon says that the purpose for which a person comes to this world, is not necessarily what somebody might think, that is to learn כל התורה כולה. If a person learns כל התורה כולה, but he does not change his character,
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- 0:00The Vilna Gaon says an amazing Yesod, which seems to be a Chiddush. The first time…
- 0:32he doesn't change and he's not מתקן his מידות, the words of the Vilna Gaon are,…
- 1:05greatly enhanced. Our job in life is to know we must learn to control that curiosity.…
- 1:38We must protect our Neshama, enhance our Neshama, and live for the purpose that we were…
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