Rav Chaim Kanievsky ZTL Stories to Inspire

evening and welcome to rafhaim kanyevsky secretary for college of raqqa stories to inspire as we know the godzilla door of climbing we're still we're we're still mourning and still the loss of the door and tonight we're going to be trying to learn lessons from from the from the outdoors life and and lessons and and um that we can apply to our lives and the lessons and the mission the teachings of the of the rav i think you're tired of the college of rakha and that's what we're doing here tonight um we're gonna be hearing your messages from eight tremendous speakers in robotim this evening we would see on class girl by nachman seltzer rabbi mary sinclair sperling or by everyone should share this link right now tonytime.com live so that so yourself and and your friends family relatives can all be inspired this evening again watch right now tony time.com live share the link to friends and family or you can call in at 718-298-2077 extension 46 again 718-298-2077 extension 46. so he's being 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very sheer and for men for women for young for all for people of all backgrounds and guitar anytime i forget our first speaker tonight you know dear friend rob rabbi bensingen classical founder of shabbat.com there's so much tremendous work inspiring claudia showed through his through his tremendous efforts and kayak i've been seeing classical hi shaw malaysian friends this has been seong klatsko and i'm speaking to you on the schlossian of rokham kanyevsky on behalf of myomi i was zoha to meet your kamikanes a number of times i want to share with you a quick story i once came to ask michela and he had just began learning with reversal and i thought well i'm going to have to wait one hour two hours i'm not sure but kenievsky looked at me and said why don't you come and join us in the reverse shaft and i sat and i looked through khan the glow on his face and the simcha of not just learning torah with the shirussa but bringing in a younger mind and learning with him kanevsky finished kola tarakula every single year and there was a simcha and saying i know i'm able to teach i'm able to learn and it's just uh it was a an inspiration to all of us we know the power of torah can heal it can be a segula we sit and we engage in what makes session happy me is a project that allows us to make a seam every single day on all of shisha surgery it's very easy to do all you need to do to be involved is to give me kabul mission at the same mishna every day you can say when you're wrapping unwrapping your filling when you're putting where you're filming you could say the velocity of death whenever you want you can say that mishna and we're going to have one person for every mishna in shisha siddhar mishna which means that every day every mishna will be learned by our of and at the end of each day we can then bait from shamayim for all the things that the that the beauty of torah and the the the muzzle that learning torah and being engaged in torah brings we are able to bring through these cinnamon easy to do take one mishna you'll know it by heart even if it's new to you within a short amount of time and you'll feel like you're part of a much greater whole a fantastic unity of all kinds often machined she shall see the mission each and every day please sign up and join me figure out my class score our next speaker is rabbi nachman seltzer ezra rabbi seltzer is a best-selling author he's a tremendous speaker he's he's written so many biographies so many tremendous story um books on of stories and lessons and he just came out with it with the news with the new book on the life of ravitz look shiner and zeke and sagar tremendous save for so many lessons pick it up right now artschool.com where your local judaica store on ravitz like china second target our next um it's our honors it's our great honor to call upon rabbi nachman seltzer okay so everybody i want to tell you a story this is about and i know everybody's talking about khaim and uh you know everyone heard him make a million stories but i wanted i want to share one story with you that made a big impact on me and i was still vocal learning you shave and you shall i and i went to my cousins on shabbos and they started telling me about i was talking to my cousin he told me that uh he started talking about his new son alone he said my new son of may and moses every friday afternoon so i was impressed you gotta remember this is going back a while so rakhine wasn't so well known but still it's a big deal he said yeah they lived together for many years uh okay i said that's pretty harsh like how many people could say that they lived together with kankarivsky every air shops i didn't follow up with the story at that time which uh okay say that i wasn't writing stories then but years later i was by his brother shabbos again and at that time i i would go me and my wife shout out to kids shout outs to them to the lipskis and at that time this this son-in-law mayor his name is mara rafa he really had many kids and i never really met mayor roberto but uh one chanukah we were there at this party and he gave me a copy of his later safe give me a copy of the safer and he explained to me that every time he writes a safer he has another child so i asked how many sperm did you write so far and he told me 9. i said how many kids do you have 29 so that was very nice so at that time obviously i should have asked him what's the story over here what shot every time you have a diabolo you write a safety have a child well what's what's the what's going on over here right so what is it years later some more puzzle pieces from the place and i learned the story it was an exceptional story around his father he was a top-ranking officer in the idf actually not the idea of the israeli air force and then he got interested in yiddish night and though he wanted to start sometimes figuring out things for himself it wasn't so easy to do so in the environment that he lived and then he had an idea the air force paid for officers who had been in the air force for a number of years to take paid leave if they wanted to pursue a university degree that was good for them it was helpful in their careers asked himself what if instead of going for a degree maybe the military will be willing to support me while i learn yeshiva it's like going for a degree in a way it's a degree of higher learning well maybe they'll be willing see he goes over to his officer he asks him would you be willing would the army be willing the air force be willing to pay for such a thing so the the officer said i don't have a problem with this but you have to clear it with the ministry of defense and event and he did he tried and the answer he got was a no so what did he do he didn't know what to do but he wasn't sure he didn't want to give up the dream but he wasn't sure what to do not long afterwards the rubber family spent shopping in april and during the hours that you spent in this religious home and asked the host many questions they had on his mind and he said tell tell me what is the name of the greatest hammer from living in iraq today who's like the the leader the goddess of the shiva world so there's the host reply that's an easy very easy answer the name you're looking for is so he said could i talk to rasheshi for myself so the host said why don't you go over the bottom and troy the turning lieutenant colonel in the israeli air force made his way through the congested chutes of an ibrahimo until he got to ponovich campus and nearby that's where he lived inside so what can i do for you the whole story he started becoming more interested in terror mistress and he was he was a top military officer and i had an idea and he i want to go to instead of going to college i want to go to yeshiva so saw what happened he said uh the ministry of the fence didn't let he said in the next few minutes nakamura was treated to a scene he would never forget because then he that he understood just as there were generals sitting in tel aviv coming up with campaigns it could be orders there was a general sitting in a simple environment of nebraska coming up with brilliant campaigns giving orders rashiva asked this gabbai the quorum lawrence who was then serving as a member of the of agricultural and asked him to come to russia and surah lawrence came to you know isn't i guess right now engaged in coalition building with the upcoming government he said yes i would like to put another clause in the agreement what's the clause should say that any army officer would like to use the university degree which the army normally encourages and pays for it to go and learn yeshiva should be able to do so or being supported by the army just as he was enrolled at the technion of university this clause will state that the sabbatical year will be funded whether it's a yeshiva or for a university degree so inshallah has told us i'll take care of it immediately that was that what happened but nakamura became the first officer in the israeli air force to be fully supported by the minister of defense okay so it wasn't long before the rubber family left the neighbor they were living and they moved to an apartment he's studying day and night to try to make up for lost time his children were making were doing well the new schools the mayor wasn't doing so long some mirror of them when they first moved to the neighborhood mayor's name was tsar that was the name he had it as bruce and after being introduced to khan karevsky things changed times that we have to change your name this is why is the name of a safe for not the name of a person so mayor said what should i call myself or your name you should call yourself mayor now it might have been hard for him to make the change but he had seen firsthand the power of khaim's brothers he had experienced the personal yeshua after turning to abraham a short while earlier so mayor trusted implicitly and he was willing to do whatever the goddess said became mayor he was 14 years old he was having a lot of trouble figuring out how to read gomorrah while the rest of the class seemed to zip through the circus above and see amir couldn't figure it out everyone else was natural for them but maybe he had no success he goes to his father he starts telling him i don't know what to do i can't figure it out so nakamura listens to the sunny system why don't you come visit me how hard it is for you to learn tomorrow the mayor didn't feel so comfortable with zero kind as far as the thousands of people gonna cry he said i don't want to go so what are you gonna do he said all right he wasted no time he sat down he wrote a letter explained all those challenges and replied heading his reply on the same letter that he was said mayor redrum has reply but he didn't understand what he was being told to do so in the end he decided to follow his father's advice he returned to the home of khan kenneth palm street right next to letterman's show he came to the carrierski home on friday afternoon with a vibe of muhammad sea under his arm now most times on friday afternoon people don't visit so a mayor came in and he found himself sitting with um he told him how he wasn't making it listed as mayor of a point at his heart and eventually the stream of words and tears came to an end and he made a request from and he said would i be able to learn with the rabbit time steered at him he said i don't really have time to know with new car you know how busy i am how many people come here every day but mayor maybe surprised himself he reiterated his request he begs to learn with him he's pleading with him please share with me the torah you know so well is it okay well let's learn so may open is good tomorrow so the two of them and the 14 year old boy sitting next to each other studying like two karusas they learned for an hour and they finished meredith and he said rabbi yes i come along with rabbi next week too it must have been very difficult on time to agree he had so many commitments to his seaboard was all learning maybe he was remembering a young boy named son of the sniper guy had too much you know wasn't not always was the easiest thing sometimes he also had a few challenges when he was young no it's hard to know what's going through crime's mind at that moment oh he knows what he answered he said to him you could come back to learn with me next friday so it began because once they learned the character twice gave a weekly clears mayor arriving graham's home every friday afternoon for the weekly session time passed here and then another mayor finishes a guitar it's time for him to transfer to youtube his father wanted him to learn this more yeshiva but him and other plants and he told us that mayor should be in yeshiva that's right for him one of it's just too big for him i've said no i know your son better than you do he's quite a part of it it's already been arranged so crime decided and mayor went so his father may his father met this maggot share a few weeks later how's my son doing he's not so great he's not getting along with the bahrain he's very quiet his father was very concerned he said to the mayor i met one of the magnificent he told me that you haven't been yourself not learning well what's the matter i don't feel connected with other bhagavatam i feel comfortable here he said his father said they won't you discuss your feelings that's what happened they opened the mcgill on sunday morning he started to learn he had a goal he needed to finish the time of certain mismatch they learned from more until night village was after my friday in that afternoon he made his way through the rabbit was giving way to give him a test time testament time to saturday i was having satisfied you know next week you will learn tiny system on friday i will test you on the entire set the next few years were incredible the life their incredible period of time the life of mary rum every friday he presented himself to kanieski home tested him on the until he learned that week and then would tell him what he wanted him to learn the next week at some point rakhine started telling him to in addition to himself as we learned weekend weekend he was tested was long before he finished us now sergeant will begin learning sections of michigan by the time he was ready to get married mayor what should i be focusing on after my marriage sometimes i want you to i want you to be in writing it's safe he said say from what topic mr brew one way i want you to delve into that and explain it i want you to write it safe they can be used to illustrate the reasoning behind what is written in the mission they didn't feel up to it he felt it was too big for him kim did a force mayor and his wife were married for a year still that i didn't have enough children child it's really what we should do i told you what to do what say from mission bureau so mayor wrote a statement we're calling it mayor oath the member stood for mayor the valve stood for the name the family called himself back in poland the zionist the navy had before told him to change it it wasn't long before mayors went from plus with different child like i said earlier every time mayor published another installment of mayor oz he was blessed with another child this is the story of my cousin's house from there rav mayra rum 14 year old boy or traveler the boy william the boy would have to write a deep slur on complicated imagine matters of second what would have happened from there and gone to a different who didn't see what he wasn't willing to do with what rakhine did maybe he would have sent me her away what would happen to all those darpa gomorrah and finishing shots with tests unlockless form how many bakra have been lost because nobody recognized the potential took the time to help them realize what they could have become was busier than everyone alive did manage to find the time to deal with him to help him develop into the tamil this story should serve as a lesson to every one of us about the potential that lies inherent in every single jewish inshallah and let us act in that knowledge and change lives just like rakhine thank you rabbi seltzer when our mind to share the listening so that not only can you be inspired tonight but but your friends and family can as well share it share it share it to your friends your contacts the link c h tonytime.comlivetouringtime.com z a q l i v twentytime.com live or you can call in seven one eight two nine eight two zero seven seven extension forty six again seven one eight two nine eight two zero seven seven extension forty six is our great honor to call upon our friend our dear friend rabbi mason for sperling who has such energy who who inspires people through shirum online in person inspires so many people through his energy and tremendous kayak by mayor simclas berlin i would like to welcome everybody to this beautiful event and i want to start off by thinking stories too and so i want to think about it that came here first i think the ibishda i want to thank stories to inspire for inviting me once again and more importantly for making this event happen it's very important for us to be able to tap into the life of such a god ladder [Music] and to attach ourselves to him in a way that we will be able to change ourselves not enough just to hear the stories and to be entertained and wow amazing niece and vanessa mamish we have to be able to get closer attack of this barracuda because of of our connection with him and because of the stories and because of all the different things that we hear you know there's uh unfortunately the way time works as we all know once time goes on in the beginning it's like very like whoa and then after time it's like a little bit less woe and then it's even less whoa and then eventually it just joins all the other legendary um g'day hadar and all their stories but to be able to really tap in and grab something and hold on to something forever in order to really change our lives we have to make that move right now because like i said otherwise the uh the closure of her primeknivsky is going to just be like any other obviously great and inspiring but any other great guttal story and other previous gdali had there and therefore it's very important for us for right now which is already a few weeks later to really try to tap into something and make a change and let reprint kanyevsky touch us so we could change and become closer to takadeshparkhu and therefore i want to thank stories to inspire for making such a beautiful event the point of today's event is to walk away with something so make sure at the end from one of the speakers from one of the rabbeam from one of the khashoggi stories that we hear we have something to hold on to also i want to thank hazak for their amazing work for all that they do for kleishaw and for hosting as well and last but most definitely most definitely not least i want to thank her anytime the entire family shim and ruvving the entire team and all of their incredible work on on behalf of the cloud it's fascinating how much they do if you only knew i was actually executed to go into their headquarters we were zacka we were zach to go in and it was beautiful now it's beautiful unbelievable and how much more there is to come so kala kavod two stories to inspire to hazak and to torah any time and obviously i want to thank the abhishek for allowing me to come and give some and share some stories and speak about some beautiful things about this amazing amazing god alhadar okay so i want to start off actually not really start off i want i want to share two stories with them over here there are stories that you already heard i think and you should know that when we talk about somebody so special you're automatically going to have you know repetition and stuff because oh the famous grasshopper story i heard it 70 times already you know it's an amazing story it's a beautiful awesome story but we hear it again and again and again because we have a legendary person we have a god al-hadar so a lot of the stories are going to be repetitive but it could be that somebody's going to say it in a different way or add a little canadian little niche there that we could grab onto but miss tama you know the stories that i'm going to say so yeah so zara is the icker as we always say um yeah so before we get to the stories i want to share something i heard from our verizon and that is a beautiful very powerful gemara and that is the morning subs and of course on the base i believe you have to take you have to take a look at the marshall also with the gemara just understand exactly what it's talking about but i want to share it the way i heard it from robert reisman and that is that the governor says in xubus that i think it's kuftala maybe it's cove gimbal but i think it's called valencia's that when rebbe died when rabenu hakadesh died everyone who was in the room when he died had this kiss to go to habba they were mukhand everyone who happened to be in the right place at the right time straight to the maba now we all know i mean i hope we know that there's nothing that's free or the maba yeah you know you get up to the next world like i happen to be there who are you i don't know but i was there so i go in it doesn't work like that there's no free element so what's the matter talking about they happen to have been in the room where a binocular died so he said that um anybody who is in that room was so affected they were so changed as people that it's not the shot that they went to imhaba because they were there no they became people who lived their lives in a derek of much they were so changed they were so affected something was triggered inside of them that they now changed their life and they geared it towards the towards hashem so much that they were and that is the goal of the stories that is the goal of today the goal is that we should become people that we were so affected by them that now we are people who are in a direct of going straight to lamba so i want to start off by just sharing i keep saying start off i want to continue by sharing his daily schedule every single day the seder hyundai kanyevski did every day was eleven pages of zohar ten prakam of te hilum aprakkum of tanakh ten semanav of mishna brewer a prakam of rambam tensimanum of torshogon eight blot and then he would write down his etero fascinating daily schedule could anybody do this for one day anyways he would make a scene every year on er of pesach on the tanakh torch after madrid every year i'm sure you heard this before but this year was a leap year he finished and he made the scene right before his peter reporter it was an after fascinating everybody say boggles the mind unbelievable but just such a schedule so the first thing i want to suggest is try to do this for one day i'm joking i'm trying to do not try this one day rather try to do this from one hour and what do i mean by that i mean that the way he learned all of these different things that he learned was was such a focus such a clarity such a passion that we should try to do that as well that means turn off your phone when you're learning for a half hour what what did i gain what did i take from the stories of abraham kanewski that he was so focused on something i also want to be focused now i can't do his schedule but what i can do is at least a half hour during first seder or seconds later or night sitter or when i listen to a sheer i am totally focused so try to do his daily schedule for the next few years or the next few months or the next few weeks that just a half hour of your learning is uninterrupted and like this we have taken something we have grabbed something from kanyevsky now besides covering the entire torah i want to point out the mastery that reprime kanyeski had he had to say it was a famous story you should know story but he had a a safer called the time of the crow which is which was published how many years ago 40 years ago 50 years ago when he was a young man or a much much younger man take a look at which talks about the parsha of giten of divorce and he writes that somebody told them the shame had growth of nagayan that the gimmel and test never appear together in tanakh right get is not a hebrew word a divorce say for crisis that's what it says in the terror but we call it a get we have a safer gemara gitan but he says gimbal and test separation there's no gimbal and tests on the entire terror next to each other all tanakh 24 books and they ask is it true now let me ask you a question before we get to what he said if i would ask you the first page of beratious yeah which which letters don't uh touch each other in the first page and the first line precious part of the k message which letters don't touch like ah one plus one is two two plus two is four for you start going like who how who knows that who knows which letters don't touch on one page forget about the whole voracious forget about the whole torah forget about the whole tanakh thought for a little bit and he said no taka there is no gimlin test that are connected anywhere in tanakh and guess what there are four other combinations also that are not connected what does that mean the mastery to know which letters touch and which ones don't it's it's fascinating and what's the shot what's the chat so obviously he had a huge mind there's no question he had a lot of sad ishmael but he had a passion for the torah what he saw he didn't forget it meant something ramisha feinstein's they say that he said i heard it behind him that he said that if anybody ever saw a bird lift up a building you're like what you would never ever forget that why because it's something that's so whoa whoa i can't did you see that bird just lived at the building dude you're crazy what are you talking about no because that has such a has such an impact on you it has such a racium on you if every word of the terror does that to you then taka maybe maybe you'll attack a no you won't forget you'll know every letter maybe how khashov is the terror in your eyes how important is the turret to you what does the terror mean to you what i meant to rebrand was so much so dear this was life itself is the word of the terror than everything in the world gold silver everything and when it mean when it means something to you then take it could change you and take you remember things that nobody else will remember now again i don't know if that's the shot rebecca obviously had a mastery beyond our comprehension but it could be something to take on us on upon ourselves that you know what i want to have a passion i want this to mean something real it's just fascinating it's really a gimmel intestine how many thousands of letters thousands of sukkam to know which letters touch which ones don't his whole life was terra that was his whole entire life and we have to tap into that a little bit that's story number one story number two is another famous story and this is also made you probably know there was a individual who in the mid 90s during the dot-com era when people were becoming millionaires overnight maybe you know him there were some people that became very very very wealthy overnight momish like from zero to like 100 million dollars overnight there was a young couple i think they were in flatbush who became fabulously wealthy overnight and they became very nervous ayan hara the evil eye i'm the same as everybody in my block i go to the show all my friends all my boys and uh yeah you know he said did you quit your job and go back to kill now you know you're wealthy yeah well he said well get back to coyle i'm busier than ever i can't no no i can't do anything i can't even get bailey he said oh um did you you have more roosters now yeah you could pick up i could be able to keep up with those club ruses i have more coverages he said so there's not more tyra now because you're taking care who's going to be jealous of you what's there to be jealous of then that you could buy a watch a nicer watch and i tell you there are speakers respond like this not because he was trying to say like oh so you know because this was life this is how he saw life the whole point of everything in life like the messiah's charm says right in the beginning is to help you serve hashem so if you have more of all those things they have more manuka because you have more finite whatever the case is so more karusas some more kailal if you're not going to have more terror more kylo so who's going to be jealous of you there's another version of the story somebody else went there and you said you've ever made a simashas no no one parrot no you know one ah but no he's like nah you're all good to go don't worry nobody cares the point is tiro toyra everything about his life was tyra and he saw these things with such a reality this was his life you know there was another beautiful story that i heard from verizon he said that he heard bashem somebody said that are you supposed to wash in the lava malka and he said that there's when people get to the next world there's going to be a lot of things that they're going to say i couldn't do that i wasn't on that level but he said when people are going to see what does it mean and the value of washing from a lava milk even on one piece of bread one small piece of bread but just what they're going to say oh they're going to be mamish taken back that's something that itaka could have done and everything said that when he heard them from abraham he took it upon himself believe nether to wash every single job is from he said this like who's not going to do that and when i heard him say that i started doing that but obviously we have to make a change in our lives because we have to see his passion for toyota for missus for reality what's the chat that you're watching because he saw the reality of life the reality is tira is washing from lava monkeys doing the mitsubishi making kiddush on wine and doing things in the most awake because that's what life was about there was nothing in his life but terra everybody say every single one of us could step up our torah a little bit more could make our passion a little bit more on fire all of us doesn't mean you learn the whole day it doesn't mean you're finishing 11 pages as i are in this and that's not what it means but it means that you're doing more than you were doing it means you're doing more of a focus you're trying to do the mitsubishi a little bit more with khashoggi there's another story i'll just say very very quickly he couldn't find his lulav by pesach it's a famous story also and he was very macbeth on a minute the minute to burn it with the thingy with the with all the comments and it was a minute and the rabbits and told him you have to go to sleep it's late and he was on his knees and trying to find it he couldn't find him amish nothing and she said you have to go to sleep but it's a minute you have to worry but this is a minute this is our minute and this is everything to us every part of our awaited hashem is something and it's so kosher so important so significant anyways he ended up going to sleep or that's what the rebels thought and at two in the morning three in the morning whatever she saw he wasn't there and then she found him coming in from the from outside he was looking through the garbage you thought maybe somebody threw it out could you imagine three in the morning an older man ready and then finally he did find it like late late at night and he was like like a whole burden was lifted off his shoulders because it was real to him it meant something to him and that's the yeah basically if we could walk away by realizing that the torah has to be real to us our passion our fire our focus awaits hashem needs to be real these goddamn were such big people and this is what they hold dear to them so obviously this is real there's something here so we have to take that upon ourselves also a few minutes a day i'm going to do 10 minutes a day 15 minutes a day i'm going to learn totally focused i'm going to listen to a sheer totally focused i'm going to wash every malava malka because this is what the purpose of life is let's remember that the people in the room of rabino akash were changed as people why because it affected them it changed them let's make that change everybody say have a wonderful wonderful day and thank you for joining this beautiful event thank you rabbi spurling our next speaker's job by eliezer crone as you know by crone is is following in the in the footsteps of his tremendous father of his socrata and and um and and he's he's he's a mo uh wherever he is a moell he's an author he came with a tremendous book by art school a woman's guide to practical halacha he's a tremendous speaker he speaks in seminars he speaks lectures or lectures around the world rabbi eliazar crone hi my name is eliza crone and i was asked by torah anytime to share a personal incident that i had with rakhine kanewski so the truth of the matter is that although i spent barak hashem eight years in eretz israel i wasn't the type of person to run around take a diagram all day i tried as much as i can to spend my time in the basement perhaps i could have spent more but i do have one incident that i witnessed from ephraim kanewski and it has made a tremendous relationship and a tremendous impression on me and that is that i one time went to binebrak together with my father as a matter of fact and we came to the house of abraham right when it was time for him to go to we dive in my roof together with him but it was right at that moment when it was ready when it was time for him to leave his house and go to the letterman show right next door to maheret and rabhayyam was an elderly individual at that point and you wouldn't have necessarily put him on an olympic track team but the way he ran to myriv or you could say maybe walked so fast he flew i couldn't catch up with him that he was walking from his house to myriv and the shogunate tells us that a person should run to show should go very fast to show it's based on agumar and brachas davao that a person should go fast to the base of nessus and lived i'll pee based on the shogunate and the gemara and he flew to the the base madrid and i was thinking that you know my father always says over from based on apostolic into hillary and to him it says chapter 119 it's says king david tells us and i didn't delay to keep your mitzvos and why is there a double expression i rushed and i didn't delay why doesn't it just say i rushed or i didn't delay why does it say two things i rushed and i didn't delay my father always says over that when you see someone rushing and running somewhere it could be one of two reasons either because he wants to get there very fast and he wants to be on time and he's excited to do it or it could be because he woke up late and he's late and that's why he's running because he has to catch up and make up for lost time when he was running late that's the double expression i rushed and i didn't delay it's not because i delayed i rushed to keep the mid swiss because i was excited and i was i wanted to go with alacrity with zurizos to go do the mitzvos that was abriam kanewski every moment every minute was accounted for learning and helping people answering questions answering shy lists to the last moment necessary to leave his house he left his house not a moment too early not a moment too late and boom as fast as he can doesn't want to have to spend time walking as fast as he can to meyer then they started my river of course right when they got there but that is a lesson to all of us you come running running running to daviding and you'll see people running running to the opening and you're not sure what time that should happens so you don't know is the person rushing because he's excited to run to daven or is it because he's uh he's running late let's take this lesson let's rush rush rush to do the mitzvos don't do anything dangerous but we have to do it with excitement and we want to do the mitzvas it's not a burden upon us hashem it's an opportunity it's a responsibility and we're excited to run to follow the laws and the mitzvos of kurdish borough and to davin and to take our feet should run to the base madrid and the base knesset rabbi chrono next read by danielle koren as you know rabbi koren is one of the rabbis of 184 shay shiner schull based manager he's tremendous he puts out clips videos every single day he inspires so many people but danielle koren i want to thank stories to inspire kazakh and of course tara anytime the most amazing platforms of torah all over the world i want to start with supposed to be by him a few times and there's so many sim that are coming out you know wait theme is something that we speak about initiative most of them are miracles that are beyond nature i asked a good friend of mine who was very close to rakhine for many years i said did you know that he had such rocha koidesh he said yes but you don't learn from roche dish you don't learn from that's not going to change us what will change us is something that he told me something that he knew personally and he heard he said and i saw this i viewed this so many times abraham was so real and so truthful and i think that was the secret to how he became kind and what i mean by that is the following story years i think it was almost in the 70s and abraham had finished us safer the safer was in kids and he was incredibly happy something that of course abraham was a happy person and he was actually a great sense of humor but this was unusual and even recognized it and asked him saba what's up you've written so many sperm already what's so special about this safer and he told him the following he said years ago there was a conversation that took place with the khasanesh and big tamita that was sitting with hasn't discussing opens up the rambam knows how difficult it is was a talented person we know that he was very much he was very by the age of 13 he finished us so he wasn't someone that wasn't knowledgeable but he still had his limitations and when he was sitting amongst this he came to join and one of the tamid this is not really for you and he said it hurts him so much for years it was means it was burning him so instead of becoming resentful and falling into a place of despair and saying ah forget it so i'm going to try to do the best and one day i'm also going to be able to understand kedah shahid and write a safer on it and when he finished the safer it was a celebration not just of the safer itself was a celebration of success and success that came specifically when it was difficult and challenging and even may be somewhat miserable instead of falling into despair of times teaching us be truthful with yourself know that you could do anything that hashem wants you to do and that hashem is going to help you come through and that because sometimes the most difficult and challenging places that we find ourselves of the opportunity for greatness thank you abraham thank you rabbi koran our next speaker is rabbi yaakov as we know rabbi rahimi he's a tremendous speaker he um he he he's the author of mishna brewer to ferret tremendous tremendous movement and initiative of practical halacha um and there's a great article thank you stories to inspire thickitar anytime and thank you hazak for this a quick lesson with the story with i think has a tremendous lesson and i think maybe it was a little bit a little bit overlooked everybody listened to the leviah i really listened to the funeral of jaimsky and over there i go into mitsubishi and sit over the famous story which i heard many many years ago i read in the sephirah lineup and i'm sure it's already coming out of people's ears by now the story and you can watch the video yourself but the famous famous story is was learning the tsugiya he was learning the laws of grasshoppers there are grasshoppers that might be kosher the yemenites the timonim have a certain messiah a certain tradition that there are certain khagavim they have the semenim the signs that make the hagavim a certain type of grasshopper kosher and again i'm warning you i know the story is going out of your years already it's been overused many many times over the years and especially since passed away but i want to bring out a tremendous message from the story so the story goes learning this laws of what is a kosher grasshopper what is not now part of knowing things clear as a rabbi especially the malana posekador genius is you have to know things thoroughly i mean you really really have to know them there's no playing around you really have to know every nitty-gritty part of the alaha why and if and what will happen and what's the source from the gemara all the way to the tsukim back and forth know what it means to really know how well well well say how much more so again want to know exactly 100 but the problem is that you don't really find grasshoppers especially not to look into them to know exactly what defines the sign of a kosher grasshopper and not of course your grasshopper but the story goes that his wife actually said of a story it's on video the robinson but chavez she said over that one time as uh her husband raham kenyesuke was learning the tsugiya of the grass operas a grasshopper came to his table literally his study table that he was learning and grasshopper came he was able to see exactly uh what are the signs of a course of grasshopper as he was learning this the laws of grasshoppers and then after he finished learning and examining this grasshopper in front of his face that came out of nowhere in israel in benebrach the grasshopper flew away this story was set over by his own wife and she was shocked that her husband was learning sobhi yoon yes satsiate ishmael she was so happy that her husband was zohei had the merit to the grasshopper in our times literally hashem in him an open miracle a grasshopper fell on his table and he was able to examine the grasshopper left now this is a tremendous lesson no matter how much we talk about kenyawski we can't even fathom what that means the level of kedusha the love of holiness that a human being became such a big sadiq such a holy righteous person that hashem will do such an open miracle in that frame it's unbelievable the level the level of he was talking about a more if anything reduces his love of kedusha of his holiness i want to be get a tremendous point from the story that can apply to everybody the question is not is it a big miracle it's not a big miracle that the grasshopper came to his table the question is how did rokham kenyawski get to such a level of holiness how did he get to such a level of righteousness that hashem performed such a miracle frame in the first place the fact that a miracle happened to reject to me is not surprising the fact that a grasshopper came on his table what's the big deal hashem could do anything hashem runs the world every day is a miracle every moment of our life is a miracle there are miracles all over the place so to me it's not surprising that that grasshopper literally came out of nowhere and fell on this table on khan kansas table the lesson from the story is not that the grasshopper came there because hashem could do anything the lesson of the story is how did rahim kenyawski reach such a level that hashem mean an open miracle for him the answer is learned torah very simple he learned and he learned and he learned and he learned he controlled himself and controlled himself and took over and over and over the yetzara and learned and learned and learned and learned so the whole point of the story of the grasshopper is not the fact that a grasper came on this table because that's pashud a person who learns so much tawa a person that's so holy of course the grasshopper will come to your table what's the big deal you're so close to akadosh baruch you're so close to god that anything can happen to you because hashem is unlimited and when you are close to hashem you yourself become unlimited when you attach yourself to khadoji the closer you are to hashem the more unlimited you are the less body of a person you are the less of a physical person you are the more of a spiritual person you are the closer you get the shrimp the more things can get done for you even open miracles like a grasshopper coming to your table so the point of the story is not an open miracle habit the point of the story is wow look what happens when a human being that was born to this world just like me and you works on himself and learns torah not just talks about torah actually learns torah he gave up everything in the world and he got a lot more and that is toa virat a person that learns gets close to god open miracles for sure what happened to him why not hashem could do anything and when you're so close to him anything can be done the lesson of the story is is when those who try and those who plug your way into having get very close to hashtag when you get very close to hashem anything can be done it's not surprising such an all open miracle happened it's surprising how a person learned so much torah that such a miracle happens to him in the first place thank you so much thank you forever our next speakers rabbi landau as you know rabbi landau is the is the director of torah links um in the in the new jersey area it's tremendous um off he he's a tremendous speaker author and and tremendous um kayak a tremendous force for claudius trump and just so much for claudius trial and grab by small and it's not that long since the patera the passing of maran sarah taylor anievsky and hundreds and probably thousands of amazing remarkable miraculous stories have been coming out about regain and the truth is that the vast majority of them are definitely true because rebhaim was really above and beyond regular human life i want to share a story which is not a mifis it's not a miracle it's not a wonder but it's the reason and the cause for so many of the miraculous stories that are being set over and experience that were experienced by interactions that people had with regimes there's a particular fellow in jerusalem his name is rabshem and garlits he's a big tamil and he was close to abhaying for the last four decades and he interacted with rakhim all the time this past hour of shabbos he set over a misa which is truly mind-boggling one evening he paid a visit to robron kanyevsky in his home on recover that day the prime minister benjamin netanyahu had come to visit rabheim to talk to him about something and it was tremendous fanfare when the prime minister came they sealed off there were cameramen it was all over the media splashed all over the media that the prime minister had come to visit so later that day when shimon came to speak to him he said to him [Music] it was such an amazing hashem as the passage says that all the amiratsum even the simple folk is about the seam that my grandson made in my house earlier today so herb sherman says yeah that's also kesha but i'm talking about the fact that the rosham shallah came that the prime minister came and abhain looked at him seriously and said i don't know what you're talking about i have zero recollection that means to say the prime minister came and discussed pertinent matters with reprimand and was 100 aware and fully into it when it happened but as soon as it was over it was material mental material that was totally irrelevant that didn't need to stay in times data bank and literally it dissipated it was as if it was never there that is where the power of a gaddafi israel comes from that his mind that is heart that is essence is chock full of only one thing and that is available it's because of that that when he says something when he advised something when he thought about something it was from the purest of sources and it had the most incredible impact and it's and it's the words that he said and the advice that he gave was everlasting that was he was called torah he was like one hundred percent spiritual one hundred percent rouhani and of course the hundreds and hundreds of stories that are being said about were able to happen the tremendous miracles the maison the wonders and this when a goddess passes away it's it's an obligate it obligates us to realize that human beings are capable of attaining attaining such incredibly lofty levels and at least in our own way in a small tangible real way of doing something to upgrade our priorities of focusing 100 percent when we're learning and turning off our phones and not being distracted by them so we could be 100 percent into the learning and more importantly making videos making our learning vicheva the permanence and the rest of our life filling in with our i with the blanks with the temporary and now after the godot passes we're still in the schleischen a person if they tap into those incredible qualities and they make a real kabbalah there's it's so much more powerful than it usually is let's take this as a time for his iris a time to arouse ourselves spiritual let's recommit the things in our life that are really important to the nitrous to the eternity and what we do will have an everlasting effect on us and be a tremendous elina shama for the neshama of this incredible sahara torah thank you rabbi silva we want to thank everyone for joining us this evening for this very special event um inspiring event learning learning from the stories and lessons of and we should each take a lesson a story a lesson something and share it to our friends and really internalize and apply it to our life that'd be a tremendous um um remembrance and and and scots for reflecting yes i think although abundant all the speakers or the rabbis who who inspire us this evening we appreciate taking from their busy schedule to inspire us this evening i want to thank obviously the partner organizations to this evening the kazakh organization talismans me and tori anytime so the kazakh organization organizes events and share them like like tonight virtually and in person which inspired thousands of people throughout the world because main mission is is to organize after school programs sunday to thursday for for public school students in over 20 different locations currently and and with the ultimate goal hopefully helping them transfer to she even um five years along kazakhstan transfer over one thousand two hundred children from public school yeshi which is tremendous accomplishment but as we know there's so many so many more um um jewish public schools who are in the public school um and they really need they really really really need an authentic jewish education and because 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