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A shiur exploring different kinds of commitment to Hashem and His Torah, with an incredible story at the end.
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Nikicha Pi mobile leave off. David asks me Hashem. What does this mean? Me Hashem. Who's the kind of person that's able to ascend that's able to enter into this place the Hashem the mountain of God? Me the country. Who's the person who stands in that holy place? And the possible carries on the key Pi over our live off. It's a person with clean hands of and a pure heart. And on a simple level the following words mean I shall not measure by the mirror my person that hasn't sworn falsely in the name of God. So I want to learn with you now a little bit with God's help what a privilege and I thank each and every one of you for being here for joining into this very ambiguous event that nobody knows what it is. That's okay also sometimes and and that's a very important thing that you were able to overcome whatever hurdle there is in not knowing and to and to show up because there's something you feel that you want. There's something you feel that you're after. This is an amazing group of people. This is a wondrous room. How much yearning there is how much desire to be better to be higher to be more connected. It's already a reason to rejoice. The says he is my slave. Who's the person with a joyous heart? Not the one who has found God, but Mevakesh Hashem, the one who's searching for God." Already Yismach Lev. There's already reason to be dancing your whole life cuz you're a person that's seeking. And I'm excited to get to know many of you individually. You are people who are seeking. And I'm a person that's seeking.
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- 0:12Nikicha Pi mobile leave off. David asks me Hashem. What does this mean? Me Hashem. Who's…
- 5:39in this day of and that's on a very simple level and it's true. And that's…
- 10:43are many examples like this and we're going to talk about a fundamental example that all…
- 15:50tihi tzaddik, do your best to be a channel to reveal godliness in the world. Val…
- 21:02I want to be in love. Absolutely in love with Yiddish guide. So all of this…
- 26:14He says the Torah consists of two elements. Sefer and the mitzvahs. Sefer is the scroll…
- 31:17We want an all-encompassing relationship with this thing. Not a few behavioral guidelines and filling here…
- 36:26and they are missing that literally the point, right? And they're just looking at my finger.…
- 41:42But the Pri Tzaddik says in Rebbe in a different place in his drashos to Rosh…
- 46:47same as us? We're supposed to be good to everyone. How come nobody includes Jews in…
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