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It's taking a long time to go live. Oh, there we go. Close the >> Okay, welcome everybody. So happy everyone's here. It's like literally Arab yam. >> That's what it feels like. Um, and we're still in Perkman B. And I love that because it's the perfect time to be talking about Ava and Yura when we're about to crown Hashem as our king and embark on this relationship. And this year should be a brand new relationship, a new start to our relationship with Hashem. So, it's a perfect way to be actually preparing for Russia Shana. I'm excited about what we're what we're going to be on this shiel. Um, and he just clarifies so many things in the way that he describes the Tanya. But he starts off with this mushell, and I've shared this mushel before, but I think it's an important mushel to bring back in because uh, in this peric, you're going to see how it's very much highlighted. So, what's the mush? The mush is about an expert climber. We're to be able to get to this certain mountain and climb this mountain. Um, it's a very complex hike, very complex brisk climb. And imagine the man getting to the top and he finally reached the top and he's he's just thinking about the years and the training and the the professionalism that has given him the ability to accomplish this great goal. And he gets to the top and who does he see but a child playing on the top of this mountain. And he runs over to the child and he says he at first cannot literally cannot speak and then finally is able to speak
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- 0:07It's taking a long time to go live. Oh, there we go. Close the >> Okay,…
- 3:43even know that this was something special like the child on top of the mountain who…
- 7:51interesting is the describes it is there's there's different levels of aa there's the ava that…
- 11:57then they're saying, "No, I don't want to. Like I don't appreciate that." And you put…
- 16:00it should be my core response in life should be my core aid in life how…
- 20:05women will talk about let's say hijra mitzvah within the context of like let's say my…
- 24:12besides for it being challenging to learn to clear the mind and then to stay there…
- 28:18to be discouraged by your starting points. You didn't make your starting point. Hashem made it.…
- 32:27But then there's the connecting with that thought that is the realm of DAS. And it…
- 36:31it. And so when we connect with people who are greater than us or with the…
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