The Power to Rebuild (Ep. 128)

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

hi this is double dollowski and welcome to the robertovski show and wherever you're watching wherever you're listening whatever you're doing i hope it's good you know i i actually uh got a number of emails complaining that the recent episodes have just been too darn long they've just gotten too long i i'm surprised because people used to complain they were too short and people complain they were too short and people say listen i liked it the way it was it just gets to be too long and uh you know i haven't got that much time to uh dedicate to this nothing personal [Laughter] i don't take it personally you know personally i can sit and listen to myself for hours and hours and i do you know i actually watch my podcast and i laugh all over again and enjoy myself so okay so the last episode which was our perm episode was particularly long er the purim was particularly long er the purim episodes tend to be long because i bring in my children and you know give them that form and uh you know there's a lot of rolovski's you have to bear in mind i'm one of six boys my oldest brother passed away uh but when i was growing up i was i was probably the quietest in the family you know everybody would be outside playing ball having rock fights with the kids down the block you know and i was in my room and read i i was uh i was relatively quiet compared to

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1. 0:00hi this is double dollowski and welcome to the robertovski show and wherever you're watching wherever…
2. 3:02it could be i've spoken about this before but you know you you reach a certain…
3. 6:40so the mishnis shkolin which interestingly enough is the only you show me that we do…
4. 10:18clean out the public mikvahs etc um the ocean called surge and they would take care…
5. 13:23and the rain washes everything away so you have to re-mark the graves because they used…
6. 17:02wasn't uh um it wasn't for uh you know uh um you know just just for…
7. 20:35am veloli mothers and it says quite literally you need water to live that the rain…
8. 23:39they look like they're dead and suddenly they come back to life life begins again things…
9. 27:25you know so whatever it is you say oh everything's going to turn around for you…
10. 31:05you reach your strength and then you die as with people we're born we have our…

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