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Seeds of Holiness | Rabbi Mordechai Stern

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[Music] t b 1842 the andad son of rash Yesa is summoned to Peterburg the capital of Zar Russia with a number of other abonim to meet with government officials regarding at that time petburg St Petersburg was a bustling City that no jurs were allowed to reside in it was a bustling City full of palaces and ministries garrisons of soldiers many ministries garrisons of soldiers many soldiers patrolling the streets it was a bustling Capital City completely devoid of a Jewish population late one night ritsa valer is walking alone in the streets of Peterburg and he passes by a completely deserted area in empty field suddenly he hears a choking sound of sobbing coming from inside this deserted field he goes to investigate there's nobody there except a Russian soldier standing guard he came a little closer and he sees that the soldier is sobbing crying saying in the middle of the night

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  1. 0:00[Music] t b 1842 the andad son of rash Yesa is summoned to Peterburg the capital…
  2. 0:32ministries garrisons of soldiers many soldiers patrolling the streets it was a bustling Capital City completely…
  3. 1:04crying saying in the middle of the night this was a yish solder drafted in the…
  4. 1:34Grand Central besses was erected for all of the yiden in St Petersburg and it was…
  5. 2:06where a yid cries and davens a place where a yid does a Mitzvah this imbus…
  6. 2:39time every single time a Whispers words of he's sowing seeds of kadus and the dividends…

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