LIFE IS TOO SHORT

What’s said in this shiur

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

life is too short and the time goes so quickly we were in yeshiva only is a few years ago we still remember our days in bet midrash and then suddenly you blink and you're already in shidduchim and you're looking for that wonderful person to spend life with then you blink a second time and you find yourself behind the uh curtain holding it to helium crying your eyeballs out on the delivery of your first child hearing that voice that cry of that baby for the first time and you wouldn't believe that that's mine and i'm the abba this time and this is my actual child and i'm going to experience what does it mean to be a parent and then you blink a second time and your child already is going to the barber for the upsharing he said where's the time going slow down let me enjoy this no you blink again and you're starting to order the tiffine for the

Jump to a moment

1. 0:01life is too short and the time goes so quickly we were in yeshiva only is…
2. 0:32crying your eyeballs out on the delivery of your first child hearing that voice that cry…
3. 1:02boys bar mitzvah and then you blink again and you're walking them down the aisle and…
4. 1:33moved so quick you know what jindo stands for in my opinion you know you hit…
5. 2:03already a few times over and i didn't get to anywhere i would like to have…
6. 2:34forms on a person's face think about that the older you get the more you start…

Every second of this shiur plays inside Lehallel — a filtered YouTube library of Torah, music and shiurim. No ads, no comments, no autoplay.