Spiritual lecture

Eden today is the most tragic most sorrowful day in the Yiddisha calendar but it's brought down in the there's no greater opportunity there's no greater of closeness that we could get to the than when we sit on the floor and we mourn and we cry and we weep together you could you could get helped with whatever you need the human tells us when the enemies went into the mdash they burst into kesh Kadesh they saw the image of the kruden embracing hugging each other and the jumps and many it's so difficult to understand because the gar says in bas when yeden did they fulfilled the rats of the crew of them were turned to each other but when they didn't do the hashem they sinned the crew of them were turned away from each other to the wall the py of not doing is with brought upon that theta should destroy the mdash and send us out to golas. So how can we understand that the and maybe we could explain there's a concept called when there are two people that love each other the two parties that are in love and when you come to separate it instantly automatically what happens is they embrace each other and connect to each other and tie with each other in a way that you shouldn't be able to separate them and this is exactly what happened at that moment that we were supposed to separate and depart and go into a gulus of thousands of years of so much pain and anguish and so much suffering, so much bloodshed and so much tears. What happened at that moment was that the ye and the aisha embraced each other and connected in such a way that nothing could separate them. And this is what the embracing of the kuim symbolized. We say thy sh help that are being slaughtered and killed and murdered by the enemies. But nevertheless, we plea and we cry. We are embraced. We are attached to you. And every single year on this day of tishabove when the praa becomes bigger, there's another year of gullus. At the same time that that connection that embrace becomes deeper and stronger and more powerful that we in the are embraced one another that we don't want to separate and when we cry we cry for the he cries for us we see him we find him we connect with him in the during the when the enemies enter and this is the sign of closeness of tishov to the rabbis Sus Elenu came in a yeet weeping and crying. He saw his wife and children taken away from in front of him and put into a gas chamber. And then he saw them being put into the crerematorium and he saw the smoke. And he says, "Rabbi, wake up in the middle of the night. They have nightmares. I smell I see the smoke, the smoke of his wife and children." Isel turned white. He grabbed the yeid by his collar and he started yelling, "You saw the smoke? Tell me, did you see the was there in the smoke?" The was in the smoke of all the golas of the smoke of the mikdash. And this is what we learn. So many times we feel we've done certain things. We feel disconnected. We feel distant. It's not true. There's no power in the world that was yet created that could disconnect and separate from the help us. We should be able to hold on to that embrace to that connection until we'll dance together. The be mashia. Amen. Amen.