It's ok to feel sorry for yourself

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

Hi, this is David Olowski. You know, we're coming out of tishab and this period of time is a little bit of a strange period of time. You know, there are three times in the yeshivas when they have what's called bazim sort of a vacation. There's after yam kipper until kodesh those um call it 3 weeks there's the entire month of Nissan and there's the time from tisha of now there's a difference between this bay man and the other bay man and the this vacation time and that is during nissan and during the time after yam kipra we don't say it's a this we still say taken we still say the takna which is a sort of sader because it's a slightly melancholy time if I can from shivas to yam kipra was 3 weeks

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1. 0:00Hi, this is David Olowski. You know, we're coming out of tishab and this period of…
2. 0:31time from tisha of now there's a difference between this bay man and the other bay…
3. 1:04where we went down and down and down and down till destruction and now we spend…
4. 1:35weeks making a time to feel sorry for yourself." And now we say, "That's enough. 3…
5. 2:05Elo. And then we go into and is we go from the days of tragedy to…
6. 2:35Okay, you had enough time to feel sorry for yourself. Now you have to wake up,…
7. 3:08Pour pure water on us and purify us. We've gotten dirty. We become tummy. We become…

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