הצדיק ר אשר פריינד זצוק"ל

You heard there was a sadikim raash. You heard of him kadesh kadesh. Now all of you know that there are famous stories from sadikim who told stories stories are famous in the whole world. Very deep stories. So apparently this that he wrote he left behind 68uras. Each one is a hafika story. Tiny little stories. Now I was going to make a copy for each of you but I figured I don't want to make it like it's some sort of a yomi union. You have something to read and start. But if you want after Shabas you can get you a copy. But I want this. I'm asking you to think about this as the theme for the entire Shabas. Think [clears throat] of this as the theme not just for Shabas for no Shabas as well. Takes a second. Listen to the story. It never happened but it's happening all the time. It's called everybody here understands. So I'll just read it is a of people who are falling. There are certain human beings that they're going through life always falling down and these are the levers that are falling along the way. The rest of the world seems to be going and these people are what? And these WERE you have a look you see by Andra the kinder the children by this one and the children by that one and it seems that the whole world is everybody else is going and they're getting there but we're falling down and there was came to speak to the get up life and move go and they listened to the and they got up and they continued going and they fell again and then they tried to get up again. And the belt looked at these people and saw these people and called these people, it's a terrible title, the ones who fall. They were so used to falling down that it became to them a great wonder. How do they continue to get up? Falling down was something they were used to. But when they would get up, it was a pill. It was a wonder. So they began to call themselves what? THE ONES WHO STAND UP, not that how did such a wondrous thing happened that they stand up and you know what he ends and says that the began to see them and to speak of them as being the ones who stand up. I'm honored to be Damis amongst a group of Jewish men and women who might sometimes see themselves as knifelim as having fallen and failed. But in the eyes of anybody who has eyes to see the truth. But most importantly, it must be in your eyes that the world is beginning to realize that you are the kum of our generation that it's a pillar that you're here and you're continuing with this journey. And in that Hashem's book should help for that time of that we should be to see that all of our children and ourselves that we're able to rise up with the not just those who have left the world said I have the ability to bring the dead back to life but it's a much bigger to bring the living back to life. Hashem's should help us to be to bring the living back to life. to bring ourselves back to life to hear the bishlam whispering and sometimes screaming in our ears life keep on running to give to a to have the strength to be that Jew of our generation who doesn't let us fall who reminds us of should help us that we should be of amen >> [music]