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  Tania Hammer -1 year ago

  How do l contact R YY? I have the most incredible 'show and tell' for this shiur...

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  Mf -1 year ago

  Thank you  so much for this class. Rabbi yy spoke about  this one yom tov a couple  of years ago but couldn't  take notes. I always had it in mind when I hear birkas kohanim! I'm so happy to have this recording  and hear it again.  Thank you! 

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  YY Jacobson -1 year ago

  Please send email with details. Thanks

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  YY Jacobson -1 year ago

  Yes amazing it is. 

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• Anonymous -1 year ago

  טור הפירוש הקצר תמוה מאד !

  The Baal Haturim writes:

  
  טור הפירוש הקצר במדבר ו'
  שלום – בגימ' עשו לרמז הוי מקדים שלום לכל אדם ואפי' בשלום נכרי

  
  This is the culmination of birkas kohanim?!  A remez to Esav? Further we know that the mishna in uktzin tells us no greater kli for bracha then shalom. Does this have any significance with Esav?

   Based upon the shiur perhaps it sheds light on this mysterious baal haturim. The last bracha we explained is when we see our child not as we may have expected him to turn out. He may have chosen a path that seems similar to Esav. We may want to turn away and avoid confrontation.

  However, the Torah teaches us  הוי מקדים שלום. Do not turn your face away. You make that first step towards keeping the bond and maintaining the relationship. Then even if your child is out on the streets ( lashon of the gemara brachos (17a) אמרו עליו על רבן יוחנן בן זכאי שלא הקדימו אדם שלום מעולם ואפילו נכרי בשוק ) you will bring shalom to your child and to yourself as well.

  Not only that but it will be the kli and the key towards an abundance of all brachos. Because it is precisely this child which touches us  and challenges us to delve deeply into ourselves to overcome our own difficulties. In this way he can bring bracha to all parts of ourselves, even those concealed parts and in turn bring bracha to the child as well. (משנה עוקצין ג'אמר רבי שמעון בן חלפתא לא מצא הקדוש ברוך הוא כלי מחזיק ברכה לישראל אלא השלום)

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• Anonymous -1 year ago

  You truly have a real passion and dedication and express this with skill .It is a G-dly gift to nurture and love and rare a child and enlightening one of the enormity of the blessing we give our children highlights the gifts we have . Thank you. We love your shiurim .

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    YY Jacobson -1 year ago

    Thanks so so much. it means so much to me. Your feedback gives me inspiration and empowerment. I'm greatful.

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  Sara -1 year ago

  So Beautiful!!!

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynhD-vq2DUE

  The love of a father

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    YY Jacobson -1 year ago

    Yes amazing and moving it is. Incredible 

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  Tzipora -1 year ago

  Question for Rabbi YY

  מה לעשות עים ילד שרוצה לחזור לבית מארץ הקודש ועשה כבר עליה

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  • Anonymous -1 year ago

    איני יודע הפרטים אבל יש לחשוב מה הכי טוב עבורו וכו'.

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  oritte -1 year ago

  Question for Rabbi YY

  Was the previous generation more harsh on their kids because there were so many holocaust survivors?

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    YY -1 year ago

    That makes sense. 

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  Joel Caplan -1 year ago

  Rabbi YY.  It is Joel  from Pittsburgh.

  Could you please contact me in Israel

  413 529 4456

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  Elisheva -1 year ago

  Question for Rabbi YY

  Shalom Rebbe My first question is if there’s any relation between Jewlery and Jews Second question is there any Teshua or Tefila or kind of instruction to Hashem To be born Jewish in our next life again and again Thank you and Kol-Hacavod Shalom

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  • Anonymous -1 year ago

    I do not know, I am sorry.

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