Impact - R. Meir Simcha Sperling - TorahAnytime.com

for life, we experience times like this. We experience things that awaken us. What do you do with it? If you're not going to remember, if you're not going to write it down, if you're not going to internalize it, it's going to do nothing. You could go to every asifa in the world. You can go to every siyum hashass in the world. You can go to every lecture in the world of most powerful people giving shiurim to 20,000 people, 30,000 people, 50,000, a million people. Doesn't matter. If you don't take it in and you don't allow it to change your life and you don't take steps, it will go in, it will be like, "Whoa, that was amazing." And then it will go out. And you'll forget about it and you'll even if you see something, you could see something crazy. You could see stories. You could see There There are dates in history that the world changed that day. And we're like, "Yeah, whatever." And then we And then that's it. Back to regular life. It is very important. It's vital that when we see these things, these experiences or these shiurim, whatever it is, we internalize them so we could have a it could have an impact on us, a very positive one, in our thoughts and our actions and our lifestyle. And if we can do that, it will change a lot of things. I