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Singing and Kinnos - Tisha B’Av 2025 @ Camp Sulam

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Rabbi Daniel Kalish

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[chanting] [singing] [chanting] [singing] [chanting] [singing] [chanting] [singing] [chanting and singing] [singing] [chanting] >> In the next in the next many hours so we'll we'll be keeping we'll be keeping many halachas. And each one is like gives us something to think about to contemplate. We're going to fast and that we fast other times during the year and certainly it's not what I want to be it's not what I want to focus on right now but anybody has the right to focus on that sugia that always seems so hard. My natural that always seems so hard. My natural response to fasting is I start thinking much more about food. I'm thinking what am I going to eat? I'm hungry. When am I going to eat? And how long am I going to eat? Is it going to be good food to eat? It makes me think about food. And every din, every alacha the de'oraisa and kippa, we have a taanis de'oraisa. On Tisha B'Av, the rabbonim and the rabbonim told me to listen to the chachamim who told me to fast. chachamim who told me to fast. And what's happening? What's it doing? What's it saying to me? What's my experience? And it it begs the question, like what's happening? What's Is this what's this fast? And and that part brings me to very good thoughts. Even when I'm thinking about food, I like thinking about the sugia that I have a part I have a neshama. My neshama is supposed to take good care of my body. Very very stark. It's wrong not to take care of myself. And I start thinking

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  1. 0:08[chanting] [singing] [chanting] [singing] [chanting] [singing]
  2. 4:18before I met the chevra, I probably wouldn't have had such conversations, >> [clears throat] >>
  3. 9:02it's really not kishlak. Typical. We're not even going to pretend like a nod. No, we're
  4. 13:41If you didn't if you asked on it, is the yid following? Is it is you
  5. 18:17there's a Yid of the Shechinah that's easier to access. We see it more big all
  6. 22:53minion. The year counts and he matters. The show that each year diving is like a
  7. 26:59the minion's shot that week. It's crazy when you're not there. Then there's a lion because
  8. 32:04such energy in that that tremendous they're going to need it's going to be overwhelming millions
  9. 36:38are we making for the ghost. I'm not clerk. I'm not pretending. I have to study
  10. 41:15>> [chanting] [singing] >> La, la, la, la. La.

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