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Netzach of Chesed - Counting the Omer - "The art of Love..." - Rabbi Alon Anava

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Rabbi Alon Anava

Netzach of Chesed - Counting the Omer - "The art of Love..." - Rabbi Alon Anava

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[Music] we are already in our fourth day of Skeletor male I mean we're finishing the third but basado ship tonight we're gonna go into the fourth day of spirit oh man we're in the week of Crescent the week of love we spoke briefly the last couple of days about history because it washable classes and the furniture back I said we're gonna continue on the same path of we're gonna continue on the same path of love in our life today we're going to be counting net sup cheb a crescent now just to explain what nets appears now is not the right time some people think or they interpret Nets up as victory and there's another way of explaining Nitza which comes from the word in Hebrew Mitsuo Mitsuo when you have in a symphony conductor he's called a minute symphony conductor he's called a minute Sarah a conductor so there's ways to explain the sphere of Nitza as victorious today we're gonna concentrate more on a different aspect of Nitza which comes from the word in hebrew Mitsuwa so if we need to title Nitza shabeeha said if you remember i told you a couple times that when we mentioning these names of the spirits there are very few people that can actually really very few people that can actually really relate and understand what does it really mean it's October Crescent we need to take simple terms to relate with it so the simple term of myths of sheboygan said is the art of loving some people think that love is just I was born with it I know how to love people so unfortunately most people they have love for other people they don't know how to share it they don't know how to give it

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  1. 0:05[Music] we are already in our fourth day of Skeletor male I mean we're finishing the
  2. 3:13is good for the child and that can be in many relationships so they said the
  3. 6:53the commander in the Army is also called a minute saya some a leader of a
  4. 9:58to teach me how to be able not only to control the love is how to
  5. 13:43cream and one of my kids says I won another another round and says no one
  6. 16:45another example some people they have a love and they're very a generous very giving very
  7. 20:20told me oh I love you both and I said good and he tells me you
  8. 23:23Lego that they put together and for them it's like building a satellite and they just
  9. 27:04whatever so sometimes I have to be know sometimes yeah I have to be sensitive to
  10. 31:07I'll do anything for them doesn't matter what it is a three-year-old might get a lollipop

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