Understand to Break Our Nature

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

let's talk the truth let's let's understand our nature and then let's understand what we need to do to break our nature right so these girls are going out it's not working it's not working and one of their friends right gets engaged and the guy's great looking guy and he's rich and he's he's like every girl's dream right and deep down you're like why her not me I know I know I know I'm I'm not talking to anyone here I'm talking to about other people right deep deep deep down you're today you're good you're conscious you right away cover it up it's like I can't think like that I'm so happy for her why do people have problems going to weddings and they have no problems going to funerals everybody runs to funerals you get an invitation in the mail I'm uh next week Wednesday come to my funeral right you don't need an invitation there's a there's a thing that goes out there's a funeral everybody's at the funeral they don't need invitation they don't need a personal invitation they don't need some to deliver the invitation they don't need to be the person's best friend

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1. 0:00let's talk the truth let's let's understand our nature and then let's understand what we need…
2. 0:30conscious you right away cover it up it's like I can't think like that I'm so…
3. 1:00L we have to go to Lev weddings it's like I don't know she didn't really…
4. 1:32why we have such a big problem going to weddings and every time we have Simas…
5. 2:03of there right why why don't you want to stay why don't you want to watch…

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