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Instantly, the second I threw them out,
everything is gone.
The thing has been bothering me for
years.
For years this thing has been bothering
her. She threw out the pictures,
everything is gone.
The world is not as we see it. There's a
lot more to the world than what we see.
For example, in the I believe it's in
they talk about how there is a way that
you could take a cat and kill it and
then take the stomach and then, you
know, all types of other things I won't
tell you and then put it on the eyes and
then you can start seeing everything
that you don't see. And you start seeing
all of the
and all the different things that that
the natural eye can't see.
The natural eye can't see it. One of the
did it and he got so scared he was
losing his mind so the other started
praying for him that that take that away
from him. Now, there are people that I
know that can see those things even
without the cat.
Even without the cat they could see
stuff.
>> [snorts]
>> I have a student that
she made Aliyah. She used to see things
climbing her walls.
And it wasn't fun, I promise you. I have
a different student that
uh
unfortunately for for years
they would do horrible things to them.
And that may be in your vein.
So,
some people
have the ability that decided to give
them to see
what other people don't see. Some people
see it in a dream. Some people see it in
real life.
Uh some people uh you know, some people
hear things.
One thing I can tell you for sure is
that sometimes when people tell you
crazy things, don't assume they're crazy
but don't assume they're normal either.
If you assume they're crazy
then
you're more likely right than wrong but
it's not nice because sometimes they're
not crazy.
If you don't know if you don't assume
you assume everybody whatever they're
saying is real, then you're a fool
because they'll they'll fool you with
everything.
So, but there are there are things that
you see, there are things that
are not fun.
Um and usually if somebody sees these
types of things,
it's one of two things.
Most of the time, it's either connection
connected to some type of some type of
immorality that person was involved in
or still involved in now.
Or idolatry.
Those are the two things that bring I
would say over 95% of those things to a
person's life.
And a lot of people that come to me for
this for for help,
in the beginning they deny it.
No, Rabbi, I keep everything. I'm a
righteous woman and man and everything
and I don't ever I don't even look. I
don't even look outside of my eyelids. I
live with closed eyes.
I never made a sin, you know, Moshe
Rabbeinu asked me for a bracha.
Everybody denies it.
Then then, you know, you start So, okay,
so listen, if you if Moshe Rabbeinu
asked you for a bracha
and you're so righteous, then I don't
know, I guess I guess the shindality
like you.
I'll tell you. No, but they don't
Listen, kapara, either you admit you're
doing something or no.
I care. What do you want me to do?
Oh, I don't know. Check your house.
Check your house. I have a
student.
Nice nice lady, righteous, baal
teshuvah,
everything good, married, kids.
But she has all types of creatures in
the house that nobody else sees.
And
uh
she comes to me for help. Rabbi, I need
help to do the stop.
I said, "Okay, listen, it's one of two
things. It's either
No, who remembers what I said? Either
idol worship or
gilui arayot or immorality. Those are
the two things.
So, idol worship, I know already it's
not.
At least that's what I thought.
So, I told her to start looking.
She said, "No, no."
Gone.
Immorality.
Rabbi, nothing nothing. I don't
you know, rosh.
almost covering the eyes already.
Everything is good. I said, check.
Checking, checking, checking. Where she
find? In literally the dresser next to
her bed.
She finds pictures
from her old back in the day before you
know, before they did shiva.
And in the pictures she has a picture of
a a boyfriend and pictures on the beach
and pictures of this and pictures of
that.
She tells me about it. I'm like, oh,
that's it?
No, come on Rabbi. Well, it's pictures.
I
I I said,
I said, okay, so don't listen.
Don't listen. What do you want to tell
This is it. You want to throw them out,
burn them,
dispose of them as far as possible.
Either way you shouldn't have them in
your house. You're married to somebody
else already. But the point is get rid
of them.
So initially she was trying to which one
should I take? Maybe this one is not so
bad. Maybe this one is not so good. You
know, everybody has the
Maybe I can keep this one. That one is
not so bad. Or this one, maybe this one.
Eventually she threw everything out and
then she sends me a message. She goes,
Rabbi, I can't believe it.
Instantly,
the second I threw them out, everything
is gone.
The thing has been bothering me for
years.
For years this thing has been bothering
her. She threw out the pictures,
everything is gone.
So whatever a person thinks is not a big
deal,
who who made you decide what's a big
deal and what's not? Who runs the world?
Who runs the world? Another woman that
had all these creatures in her house,
uh she
she went to a bunch of rabbis and
all the
I don't know what they were. They were
all types of you know,
uh
fairy tales.
And then
she told me I went to this one, I went
to that one, I went to this one, I went
to that one, I went to she went to the
whole world.
Except he didn't come yet.
And
and then
she comes to me and doesn't know
anything.
And
I tell her, okay, where do you live? She
tells me, "I live with
You live by yourself?" "No, no, no, I
live with my my mom and her boyfriend."
I said, "Excuse me?"
"What do you mean you live with your
mom?" "I live with my mom and her
boyfriend."
I said, "Hold on a second.
You
You're Jewish.
Your mom, not Jewish. She was a convert.
Her boyfriend,
Jewish.
So, you have a Jew, righteous Jew,
converted, perfect, everything
wonderful, brand new soul.
Ima, not so much.
Not Jewish. And the uh boyfriend, Shem
Yishmach Veyatzil.
You're in that same house?
Run away.
"Come on, Rabbi. That That's a big deal?
I have my own room." I said, "You're not
allowed to live in the same house as
them."
She said, "I tried everything else.
Okay, I'll try this."
She moved the next day.
Not only those things were gone and they
were bothering her for almost 10 years,
everything was gone
within I believe it was maybe
30, 60 days, she found a shidduch, she
got married, and she made aliyah to
Eretz Yisrael.
Like all the world that was upside down,
she was suffering all types of horrible
things. You You Shem Yishmach You guys
shouldn't even hear some of the stuff.
Everything fixed from what?
Change location.
Not because of the location,
because of what was in it.
What was in it? So, this is there's a
certain level of tumah, there's a
certain level of problems that cre- uh
are created as a result of
intermarriage. The mother was Jew- the
mother was not Jewish, the boyfriend was
Jewish, that type of stuff.
To you, it may not seem like it's a big
deal. It's not even my relationship, you
tell I'm not even in it. What do I care?
Let them go uh play ten- you know,
tennis on the roof for all I care. What
do I care?
You can't live in that. Why?
You can't. That's why. So,
this type of stuff, especially for
people that are certain neshamos
that are more sensitive
to this type of supernatural than
others.
There are certain neshamos that are more
sensitive to this stuff. And if you are
sensitive to it, then you're more prone
to it. Meaning that these types of
things are more likely to happen to you.
Some people, they're like they're like a
wall. Meaning nothing happens. They can
see the Gan Eden film, the Kapparos
killer lecture, the everything, nothing
changes. Like dead inside, nothing.
They're like a wall. They don't believe
in anything. Some people, you just
simply say the words, anything, say
shedim, they're already like trembling
and start looking around. Some people
are over some but but it's important to
know that yes, it is real, it does
exist. Not every story that you hear is
true
that people tell you, but not every
story is a lie.
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