How To Make This Tisha B'Av the Most Meaningful Ever

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

over the destruction of the based submitters that was torn down and trampled upon Esports I will eulogize every year a new eulogy these are the words that were blessed we're basically says that every year he'll compose a new eulogy a new morning mean that every year he will compose a new morning nothing new happened we know the story same old it is what it is the story is static nothing has changed the same English has been destroyed it lays in ruins for two thousand years nothing has changed with the situation what does mean that every year he will compose a new eulogy as last year this may be a very difficult tissue above last year we were coming after an entire year of a global pandemic financial crisis who doesn't know someone whose life was lost whose life has not been profoundly affected but we thought this year things were getting back to normal and then blow after blow Myron Stalin Surfside and to add insult to injury we have to sit on the floor on Tish above again and mourn and try to connect with the basic dust that we have a hard time relating to is there any way that the tragedies that we've experienced over the last year can somehow make Tisch above more meaningful to us and somehow connect with Tish above in a more profound way the medicine is salad the gamara tells us the story of a tsubras and a woman in the neighborhood of Robin camlio says she had a young child or mace and the child died

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1. 0:34over the destruction of the based submitters that was torn down and trampled upon Esports I…
2. 2:08we've experienced over the last year can somehow make Tisch above more meaningful to us and…
3. 4:14Corbin by the way the mission says at the end of says every day is the…
4. 6:16the great empires of yesteryear the Roman Empire the Greek Empire what happened a new Empire…
5. 7:48according to of gifter a world without this I'm sure you've heard this idea I personally…
6. 9:51and the H koi Dash in his Russia he came in Hanukkah 1941 he writes Claus…
7. 11:58for the Holocaust is because the Holocaust is rooted in foreign does that have anything to…
8. 13:29and you thank Hashem foreign that makes sense if you have food you need land to…
9. 15:31of contentment on just being content channel that to thank Hashem to be grateful to our…
10. 17:36faucet and say hey oh it's Tish above let me cry over the basement now oh…

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