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

originally but I'm also currently living in London so from time to time as part of the organization that I'm excited to work with and for eign it's a privilege to be in this place and to share this learning with you this morning let's jump in as is Hashem I think I have a half hour is that right okay coming up the shoes we think about everything entire related we come up to this experience of antara and we know that means every single moment that a Jew is sitting in front of a safe Rapidash Park was teaching they're tired to us we're being a couple guitar all the time and there's a fundamental academic which we make in the morning unfortunately and we're going to talk about this it can become part of the Liturgy to such an extent that we don't necessarily make a direct correlation or necessarily make a direct correlation or connection between because it's like part of verification it turns out is a very crucially important thing and we're going to learn why this morning that is Hashem the guitar process tells us the First Source where do we even know this concept says [Music] so we give greatness we give praise talk about which half of the passive is a reference severeign tells us a rare thing because presumably Allah is very important to without having Israel and everything beer cuts there's an extra care an extra concern that we need to have for beer faster and the reason is is we'll see that in Source number four the gamara darm tells us and pay Allen allahab who's the person a wise one that understands this what's this a reference to says what's the reason for Galas why are you and I sitting here now in Manchester what is this we don't belong here foreign

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2. 3:08who's the person a wise one that understands this what's this a reference to says what's…
3. 5:52great joy foreign they learned Tyra like they learned shower apocalypse…
4. 8:30supposed to actually feel in our hearts that's what the breath is for we're supposed to…
5. 11:08who says I wrote myself down and gave myself to you and in this sense I'm…
6. 13:49that's the purpose of our learning and then all the spiritual Realms Beyond which we refer…
7. 16:29of the Jewish Nation all of us are sparks of one torch that torch is called…
8. 19:15really the main point Dar es Sala says an interesting things at the very end of…
9. 22:05to be applied in and of itself we can understand you'll read the rest of the…
10. 24:46it's a Mitzvah means it's an opportunity for connection intimacy listen to these beautiful words heartbreaking…

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