A prayer of a Humble person is never thrown away - Rabbi Tomer Zino 5782

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the person has to pay attention to how great the attribute of humility is he says that when we had the temple like says when we had the temple it's very nice that we brought uh sacrifices right it's a big reward it's a big kappala big atonement he says but the gemara says somebody who's humble and he has a low spirit and he's not not so meticulous that everybody not so strict with everybody he just goes with the flow the torah considers it it's as if he gave all the club but not together in one shot imagine you gave every corban possible all in one shot that's what you did when you were humble because the pasuk says what is a sacrifice what is the offering to hashem a broken spirit somebody who has their spirit they're willing to get broken they really get stepped on they're quiet when people yell at them they don't get they get embarrassed they don't care it's okay i don't think i'm that great either i don't think i have to push my will on to others he says

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1. 0:08the person has to pay attention to how great the attribute of humility is he says…
2. 0:41it's as if he gave all the club but not together in one shot imagine you…
3. 1:11to push my will on to others he says that is the greatest sacrifice a person's…
4. 1:44he says somebody wants divert torah to stay in him and to remember and to really…
5. 2:15went from to matana there was plenty of places they went through why specifically this you…
6. 2:45stay inside of you what does it do to have torah state inside of you says…
7. 3:15of me and i don't make myself pushed onto others that's when hashem's to give you…

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