Do Our Children Always Know That We Love Them? | Know Your Children (12)

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The opening of this shiur, in R' Shlomo Katz’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

long way, a long long way. So everybody, last week we we started we we had a whole she dedicated to the question of can a parent's love for a child ever be complete? Do you remember that? We was talking about this last week. Can it be complete? [clears throat] And we discussed how in its nature it's impossible for things like that to be complete the way that everyone needs it to be. And that's embedded in the tea of the bria. That's embedded. Thank you so much. That's embedded in the nature of creation. That's how that's how it was planned from above. And there's a lot more to elaborate on that. And and it was a very strong everyone's um feedback was extremely extremely helpful. And uh I just I I I want to thank you all for that. It was very very Kazak. And today we're asking another question. Now these questions that we're asking the answer is always obviously no. Even though we don't want that to be the answer and that is the question, does a child always feel their parents love? Is a child walking around constantly with that that they do know to be true? But do they always feel it? Now can you imagine accepting the answer being no? What would we do with ourselves? Because our our hopes and dreams and greatest aspiration is that a child who lives and grows up in a home and then has to go out into the world. But even before they

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