War Against Our Glow - R. Ari Neuwirth - TorahAnytime.com

What's the most beautiful thing in the world? I've asked this question as well to my tamidim and different audiences. Many of them would answer Niagara Falls, the Grand Canyon. Some even answered a Gishmakyus figuring out a but may be is Yiddishite. Yiddish kite is the most beautiful thing in the world. How come people don't provide that answer? In this week's para, there's a war between the Sel as the Malik of Asov and Jakov. The mafarian say that during the battle the Malik of Asov was kicking up dirt and the dirt reached the kayak. The Balatum says the question is who cares? You know, it's like when you were younger in elementary school, you would fight with your friend whose father was stronger. My father's stronger. My father's stronger. He could lift 100 lb. He could lift 200 lb. It's silly. So what does this mean that he kicked the dirt all the way to the kayak? The message is for profound. What does dust do? Dust dulls. Dust removes the be the beauty of an ornament. It makes ornaments unimpressive. This is the strategy of the Yates Sahara. It wants to throw dust on Shabas and Satas. Shabas ah routine. Nothing special. Dining, you dab three times a day. Dust. It's boring. Learning it's a burden. The malik the of the sahara is trying to throw dust on us. But it gets worse. He does it to us personally. You're special. No, you're not really special. You have talents. Your talents don't matter. Your nishama, you think it's bright. It's not. It's dull. What's our avoid? Our avoid is to blow away the dust, wipe away the dust. When it comes to shabas, we could see the beauty of shabas. We just have to work at it. When it comes to learning to is sweet, it says it's really sweet. We just have to dive into it. Ding. It's a gift to connect with. So really, what's the most beautiful thing in life? What's the most beautiful thing in the world? It's yiddish kite. All we need to do is just blow away and wipe away the dust.