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The opening of this shiur, in The Parsha In My Life - Rabbi Reuven Wolf’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

[Music] living a life as a jew can sometimes feel restrictive limiting and that is only when there's a lack of an appreciation as to the reason for these restrict restrictions of course if you're walking into a room where their brain surgery is taking place because of the seriousness of every little things and every tiny small little speck of germ can be so harmful in that state more than if the german will touch any other part of the body the surgeons have to act on the highest levels of sensitivity at har sinai hashem wired us up with the very very origins of origins and the divine energies that actually cause and operate the entire cosmic order and therefore the tiniest movements of our bodies as jews that are plugged in on such high levels has incredible impact on everything that happens within the world hence the sensitivity when mashiach comes we will become very aware of that relationship and that connection like sadiq are today the ms richard magid uh had um problems with his left leg he wasn't he actually had to walk on

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1. 0:02[Music] living a life as a jew can sometimes feel restrictive limiting and that is only…
2. 0:33of every little things and every tiny small little speck of germ can be so harmful…
3. 1:05and therefore the tiniest movements of our bodies as jews that are plugged in on such…
4. 1:41crutches he he had an illness on his left leg the reason why his leg wasn't…
5. 2:12he would be stirring the left side above and therefore evoking denim judgments which are related…
6. 2:43touch who we're talking to and what distance we're standing from the person we're talking to…
7. 3:14bodies are we will then appreciate the restrictions as my father mentioned to me yesterday a…

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