We Are The Top - R. Meir Simcha Sperling - TorahAnytime.com

Because the identity of a person is how you dress and how you speak. So you're right, maybe you're Amaleki or maybe you think you're Amaleki, but the second you change and you dress a certain way and you talk a certain way, you act a certain way, right? So that changes who you are. And this is a very powerful lesson. Very powerful lesson. We spoke before how the Torah could change who you are. Right? You sit and learn the Torah, you change. We always speak about the idea when you're in a certain environment, it changes who you are. Well, what you dress and how you speak and how you act, the things you do, the things you say, that that is your identity. That's who you are. That's it. And that's something that we have to be very very aware of. What do I What do I We're part of the Jewish nation. We're the children of Hakadosh Baruchu. We are the cream of the crop. I'm saying Hakadosh Baruchu chose us. We're We're his chose chosen chosen nation. We weren't chosen by like some CEO of some company who has a lot of money or a certain king or by Hakadosh Baruchu, the creator of everything, the universe. All the stars, the sun, the ocean, all the animals, the creator of it all chose you. And he said, "You are my child." So we have to make sure that we're living up to that. That we're dressing a certain way, that we're talking a certain way. Right? How do you speak? What do you say? What comes out of your mouth? What do you wear? How do you dress? What do you look like? What do you do? The actions that you do. We have to be very careful to make sure that we're living up to this. It's a huge responsibility, but it's an awesome awesome gift that we have. We are literally the chosen nation. We are Klal Yisrael Hashem's children. Hashem is our father. You have to You have to stop for a second and think about those words, what that means. What does it mean to be Hashem's child? This is not the child of some chashuv very talented person. This is the the of the King of all kings, of the Melech Malchei Hamlachim. You have to realize how lucky you are, how lucky it is that we have mitzvahs, that we have to be tznius, that we have to dress a certain way, we have to talk a certain way, cuz we're refined. We're chashuv, we're princes and princesses. That's who we are.