Shnayim Yomi - Yitro - Rishon - #1- Rabbi David Genish

[Music] on the first tah in the beginning of the 1900s there was a r named R pish that he had a small sh in Vienna but he was a very Dynamic informational and engaging speaker in the middle of one of his discussions He was discussing about Ona of course the and he was speaking about if I could say in scientific language nature of horb vacuum that when there's an empty space that a person has to go ahead and fill it a person has to go ahead and try to take command when there's a need for someone to take command and take the place obviously referring to the and everything they did during the nest of khek and everything that happened towards the end of his speech he finished up with almost a painful kind of tormenting type of feeling and in an engaging almost teary type of speech he ended up saying and to the baltim that he was speaking to you know the situation with the women the girls that we are sending our girls to Public Schools I understand that there's no other place to send them but as we've known that the girls have been the ones who have stayed home and there's no reason to send them there they're falling to the Ming to the enlightenment movement and we losing thousands of thousands of girls and he basically said I understand that other people are doing it but it doesn't mean that we have to follow suit little did this Rish know that in the eim there was one woman there a woman that traveled from crao in a little small place in Vienna that she was renting at the time and she decided then and there that she was going to take these girls and do the best that she could even though she was standing in an elderly part of her life of course we know this is s she went and she started immediately almost after the speech within a month and she recruited a class of almost 25 girls and 15 within 15 years later by the time that she passed away 15 years later she had 40,000 girls already inside of 21 mot 21 schools that she already had under many the tutelage of many many teachers this is a woman that heard a message and she did something about it this is the introduction to our Parra listened and as we all know wasn't the only one who heard there were many people around Rashi says what did he hear ofu you heard about aik we know that says all heard about it Shamu we heard all the nations all heard about these incredible Feats but who took action utro took action some people listen and some people hear some people the for hearing is a voluntary action and by some people it's an involuntary action is your hearing a sense or is it a skill the person who knows how to hear and understand something and do something about it he's using his hearing as a skill and learning the lesson from nro and from s [Music]