Advice for life - Daily Chizuk - Rabbi David Ashear

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

welcome to the Daily our greatest privilege in this world is serving Hashem following the Torah keeping the mitv but not everybody is so fortunate some have family members who have strayed from the path others have not been exposed to religion properly it's a merit to be able to serve Hashem and it's something that we need to constantly ask Hashem to help us with the says into hasem told us to open our mouths wide so he could fill them up and then MIM explained this is referring to asking for help in religion we pray a lot for our physical well-being we ask Hashem for health for money but we need to beg him for help in becoming religious as well the key to success in religion is wanting it and asking Hashem religion is wanting it and asking Hashem for help with it the tells a story of a boy from Israel who came from a secular background as he grew up he developed the yearning to become religious and he begged his parents to take him out of public school and put him in Yeshiva after months of back and forth his mother finally gave in and took him for an interview to to saw that this boy had no skills and he explained that his Yesa was for boys much more developed in their learning and he recommended a different Yeshiva Instead at that moment the boy broke down crying and the rabbi asked why the boy said my mother finally agreed to let me come to this Yeshiva for a trial it's almost a miracle who knows if she'll let me try somewhere else the rabbi then

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2. 0:35into hasem told us to open our mouths wide so he could fill them up and…
3. 1:05religion is wanting it and asking Hashem for help with it the tells a story of…
4. 1:36to saw that this boy had no skills and he explained that his Yesa was for…
5. 2:07me try somewhere else the rabbi then told the mother the boys accepted the mother was…
6. 2:40anything is possible we need the desire and then we need to ask hasem for his…
7. 3:10why aren't you helping him after R the principal called the r and he asked him…
8. 3:40was the man admitted that he did not know how to read Hebrew at all and…
9. 4:10was telling somebody about his reading problem and then he asked the principal how did you…
10. 4:42going to join this class the father had a desire to be able to pray and…

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