The Yanuka Rav Shlomo Yehuda-איך קורים ניסים אצל הינוקא - הגאון הינוקא משיב

The shiur in English

The Yanuka’s own words in this shiur, translated into English by Lehallel · 660 words · 3:48. Press a time to hear it said.

0:00 Who is your honor? How shall we bless you? - Dudi Kepler is my name. And I have heard a lot about what the Rav does. I would be happy to receive a blessing. - I bless you that the Holy One, blessed be He, should watch over you, bless you, protect you; that you should have joy, help from Heaven, salvations, miracles and wonders, a good life, many good blessings, a good shidduch, Amen, a good life, joy, all the blessings and the good influences, Amen. - Rav, many people are watching this, and I want to ask the Rav: I see so many people outside, hundreds of sick people.

0:32 Where does the Rav get the strength to handle this? - From them! - And the miracles that come - where does their power come from? - From Him! - And if possible, one piece of advice for the people who are watching, one thing to take into life that will improve their lives. - To lift one's eyes to Heaven. You know, I'll tell you something.

0:58 We are here in the world, and every person takes credit for his own craft. The painter takes pride in his artwork. The shoemaker takes pride in his craft. Everyone: the carpenter in his carpentry, the scholar in his wisdom, the tzaddik in his tefillah - each one is portrayed through something.

1:25 But the Holy One, blessed be He, does not take pride in anything. He does all this, He made them Himself, and He does not take pride. And when you make room for the Holy One, blessed be He, then the Holy One, blessed be He, does everything. What I do - I simply do nothing. I merely know that there is a King, so He does everything. He simply does everything. I myself am strengthened each time I see a Jew who has a miracle; I myself am strengthened by that miracle. Of course, it is very hard for me too, yes?

2:00 I'm telling you, it is very hard for me to hear the troubles... It breaks... I see hard cases: a small sick child, and very hard things that not everyone can bear to see, and someone cries and you cry... or someone is in mourning, you strengthen the people, and I have to be there, in a place of strengthening them. But what strengthens me is that I, I see that I am strengthening someone, so he gives me the strength...

2:30 Not that I give him the strength; he gives me the strength. Exactly the opposite: they are the great ones. I am truly a simple man. If only I would find favor in the eyes of Hashem, and may the Holy One, blessed be He, have mercy on me, and I will do even more good for the Jewish people. But I... may we merit to serve every Jew and every creature in the world, to help all creatures. One must help all creatures, every person. "Beloved is man, for he was created in the image."

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