Rabbi Yosef Galimidi - 2 Tsadikim - Hashem’s Humility - Modesty - Livelihood - Marriage - 10/17/25

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

of October today is the hilah of two great sadikim that we talk about them throughout the year in the various classes number one theatamos shalom and number two which it shouldn't be number two also number one were great in their time in their community in their generations the great kushhat levie kushhat levie was the name of the sephur written by the great leak of the sephur written by the great leak of he was me too. He was the one also nickname has sanor shel is the advocate of the Jewish people. Whenever he saw something, he saw something he will always look at the positive which is not easy and it's not automatic. You know people live life, people go through the motions of life. people go through the motions of life. Something happens and we have different type of reactions. Sometimes our reaction is let's say a glass breaks, right? What happened? What is the first thing that we say? Okay. But sometimes other things happen and instead of saying kap when you say kap what are you trying to insinuate that if has the shalom something worse could have happened let the cup be the trade in for that tun. That is the trade in for that tun. That is the reason why we say kapara when a glass break etc. But not everything is connected to a glass breaking. Sometimes different things in life. Sometimes you know a business doesn't go through or you're about to smell the money. You have the deal, you have the contact, you have the contract and the fellow wakes up one day and he says, "You know what? I changed my mind. Thank you very much. Thank you very much." Now, there are different ways how a person can react.

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