Waste Not Fresh Tears on Yesterday's Mistakes with Reb Yonatan Rietti (BRI Uman Kollel 2025)

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Good afternoon. Special thank you to my rabbi rabbi Kramer for bringing me to many years before we used to come to uh Rashana opened up. Can you hear clearly? A special thank you to Nakman Freed Rebman for uh putting me on the circuit here. >> Um if I could ask you to turn your cell phones on to vibrate purely out of respect to those who trying to fall asleep. So welcome to waste not fresh tears on old mistakes on karat on regret and shame. So I was asked if possible since we're learning alaf to somehow tie it in which um looking at the Torah I realized that wasn't going to be hard because the main theme as we just got from Nakman is and without that nothing begins. So that's really the start of everything. So I'm going to just touch on that briefly so that we then understand when RAM talks about when is shame and regret functional and when is it dysfunctional. It's a very popular word today. If you need to know the definition of a dysfunctional family, it is any family with more than one member. So now we're all uh equal playing field. Let me share with you Amuna. Um our our popular translation is faith and it's not a bad translation. It does not it's not really capturing the whole story because lashes is a perfect language. So when we look at a word, we need to ask ourselves what is the shish, the threeletter root, the hashem made this word with and what does that mean? And once we know what it means, the intent behind it, we can find the equivalent in English. So what's the threeletter root of amuna? >> Amen. Excellent. 10 points for Gryffindor. What does a mean? I amen means I agree this is true.

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