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Navigating Financial Challenges The Kosher (Torah) Way - Rabbi Dovid Goldwasser Shlita
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Navigating Financial Challenges The Kosher (Torah) Way Stories of Emunah and Bitachon Rabbi Dovid Goldwasser Shlita Rav, Khal Bnei Yitzchok 29 Tammuz 5786
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Hashem
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It's my cover the coloner of Gold for
tonight's Russian
of all of the organization of all the
moes that exist in the world
to year after year day after day week
after week goes for one reason. They
have one thing in mind to be marodeim
and to spread Torah throughout the
world. I have seen the Ms
of Rabalim
and it is something that is so special.
Rabbi Deutsch how many years
comes Basmod takes care on each pras and
Gashmas. The whole organization should
continue. They should have all the
resources they need to do all the work
that they want to do in this world
because I believe they are mariach.
>> The uh topic tonight I want to thank
Grunfeld who suggested that we should
discuss this Indian. While it's an
important Indian for all of Clus Israel,
there is every family that is somewhat
touched by this Indian Parnos amuna pong
making do, being able to stretch, making
payments, future simas to pay for it.
It's always a question. I'd like to
begin by talking a little local in the
neighborhood. This is seen around the
world and uh it's a great sus that we
have that many people around the world
will see it either tonight or tomorrow
when they get up and uh I just want to
talk a little bit locally. Avenue L and
Ocean Avenue. I was walking out Avenue L
and Ocean Avenue. It's near my home. All
of a sudden, Aid runs out of the car,
comes over to me and says, "I want to
make a deal with you." H I'm always in
for a good deal. What's the deal? He
said, "Listen, I'm looking to make," and
he told me x amount of dollars. He has a
merger that he could be the matavic for.
And he said, "If it goes through, I
would like to donate. I know you have
special people that you give to. I want
to donate." And he said, "A number if it
goes through." I said, "My good friend,
can I change the contract a little bit?
with the wording. He said uh which part
I said if it goes through
says I give X amount of dollars
as that it will go through just like
with talks about a person that wants to
have a son
wants to have good children. So you put
the money in and you say that little
yahon, do it the other way,
ooai, it will work out. So he told me,
wow, the ro, you really hit me for a
threw me for a loop. I said, listen, I
want me to tell you what I feel. I have
to tell it to you. He said, fine. On the
spot, he made a commitment. On the spot,
he made a commitment to give the stalker
and he delivered. That Thursday night,
he came to the home and he delivered
Hashem.
Hashem is didn't want to make me into a,
you know,
it worked out. He got his deal. But I
believe
that that's the way it works. A person
has to show that they have amuna. A
person has to show that they have amuna
ineosa
and muna and hashem in children in good
children
in tidus that we believe we show it from
that from that amuna it is possible that
a person can bring actual Yeshua in the
world I'd like to just begin uh for one
moment from rosterbach in the gather
I just quote for a few minutes and then
afterwards we'll go jump into the
book says
it's of action
constricts the amount that we're able to
see in this world in order that we don't
see Hashem Sanhoga it is behest it is
hidden
We can't see it. We don't realize what
will happen. How the parnosa that we
get, we may go, they may close one door.
After they close one door, there may be
a much bigger door that opens. We have
no idea the nissim flows that Hashem
does in this world
because openly there are rebeos.
There are thousands and thousands of
malim. There are thousands of Thank you.
There are thousands of
however, Hashem does not want that
everybody should see what is going on.
All the that come the one that's
the one that helps us. The one that when
we go in for an interview, we say the
right words or we forget to say
something that would have been the wrong
words. We don't know how great is in
anything that we do.
I needed a tremendous favor from a
lawyer from a certain student that came
in from Switzerland and nobody could
handle it. I went to some local people.
They said for this it was immigration
law. I had to go to a particular uh firm
in the city. I went to the firm in the
city and I came in.
They were mabi
mish I can't even tell you not ponob
it's like a and they asked me if I want
something to drink or something to eat
and they didn't talk about money at all
they listen very much so we're going to
get right on it and I thought finally
these people understand who I am
who wasn't that they did everything
nevish they pulled strings that I didn't
even know existed The person got
everything they needed. Afterwards, I
came to thank them. I went back to the
city just to thank the team. The team
said, "I want you to know we would do
anything for Bass Rahul."
I didn't represent Bass Rul at the time.
I didn't know whether I should say
something or not.
I told them, "Would you help me if I
wasn't from Broo?"
Yes, we would still help. But I believe
they had the whole wrong idea of where I
came from. And because of that, they
helped immediately on a very difficult
case. So what a person does say, what a
person doesn't say, it's all shayim. A
person goes to a job interview and then
they forget to say something. Also
used to say,
What you forget you're giving ash
somewhere you forget something you're
speaking and you forget to say a little
bit it is also basher. So what happens
Hashem wants everything should look tea
everything should look nature why
because we were commanded to bring fire
a benadom fire onto misbay. The truth is
fire came down from Shamim to the
Misbay. But Hashem wanted to cover it up
that an individual should not know and
not think of what is going on in Shamim.
All the nim flows. However, it's all n
it's only flows. We're all being helped.
No matter the histadas that a person
puts through, how strong a person is,
how smart a person is, how uh let me say
a person knows how to work the system,
it doesn't matter any of that. Themerit
a phenomenal figure. He said the
following. He likes when you say
notes.
I say a lot of times baz is hashem. Why?
Because when I do something and I say is
hashem it's like I'm doing the pula and
hashem is my helper. He said no you
should know
it's
what hashem wants to happen is what's
going to happen
on everything when a person starts. I
love how they put on the exams when they
put on the
bashem I'm going to be that is the
backdrop the says
it will differ a little bit depending on
the individual but the is for a person
to know that our main is our main is our
mainadas is that A person builds up
their so that they are a zakai and that
good things will happen. A person should
be in parosa but to remember at the same
time to be in
shim inra and now uh there are a lot of
different things that uh individuals
should know. uh uh first of all the way
that we do business the way that we do
therapy work and whatever your job is
rebby therapist uh doctor I don't know
carpenter it doesn't matter uh manal
tora so everything has to be very very
honest uh interesting thing there's mab
so today everybody if you write a safer
you want to see that it gets out that
people buy it or the people So in Aris
is there were two people. Makab puts out
a beautiful safer. What's he do in order
to sell it? Puts a dugma gives one safer
in the base medish. Leaves it there. Has
a page on the wall. Anybody interested
in that safer put your name down. I'm
going to come back and I'm going to
bring this for him for anybody that
wants to buy it. And that's what he did.
There was a similar person also in
Makab. They weren't on the same subject.
One was Hala, one was Ashkafa. It was
not, you know, in any way. So he also
did it. He brought his safer, left a big
safer on the table, put the page on the
wall, and on the page on the wall he
wrote, "Anybody that would like to have
a safer that wants to purchase it, they
should kindly put their name on the
wall."
The first guy comes back. He sees at the
end of a few days he's got a mazumin.
Three guys want his saber. Three guys.
One he can't read. Not legible. But
three guys. The next guy, the other guy,
he's got their 60 names. They had to
make a paper. They had to tape a paper
to the bottom to make an addendum so
that he could write all the name. The
guy's going, "What did he do? He said
that." He said that
what did he do? He waited around. The
guy from the second safer showed up and
he said to him,
"I have a mazin on my page. You got you
could say already,
how'd it happen?" He said, "Can you hold
a secret?" Guy says, "Yes." He whispers
into his ear. I started out with 40
names.
The 40 names, I'm not sure who they are,
but I tried to pick nice sounding names.
When the person came in and they saw the
40 names, they said, "I better get on
that list." And these are the winners.
Get on that list and join it. Mut or
allowed to, not allowed to. Did is the
guy smart or is the guy cunning and sly?
It's a very big question. We don't have
the time to go into it tonight, but it's
interesting lambdas. Is it something
that's aer
is it something that is
it something that's clearly is it
something that the
would do to sell us safer or not?
There's a big question. We should know
that wherever a person can be more
honest, even though it sounds like a
person might gain by not being so
honest, it's not true. I spoke to the
great Feinstein
and we were talking I had the scooter
sit next to him at a dinner and we were
talking about a certain messa that
happened where there were some people
that had borrowed answers for an exam
borrowed
so I spoke to David about it it was kind
of a my day and David said that he
doesn't believe that anyone is Marvia by
doing it. No, he says they think right
now that they got the upper hand, but it
will turn out somehow that they didn't
get the upper hand that they will not
gain by doing something that was a
maestro something that was not true. On
the other hand,
said if a person will tell the MS, they
will tell the truth. They never ever
have to worry. Sometimes a person
thinks, "I'm going to tell the truth.
I'm going to get into trouble." No,
don't worry. Do it with the MS.
Hashem signs MS. Hashem signs the MS. A
person cannot get into trouble by saying
the MS. Now on the other hand, there are
not always things that a person has to
say. We are not to come and tell about
all our
very few people who come to the sh over
here in Torah have any at all. But even
a person might have a it's not
necessarily to tell about it. There are
if you have a box of apples, you have a
box of apples, you want to sell it. So
tell me there's a few what? Few
>> I knew you knew that. Few bad apples in
every barrel, right? So if the bad
apples are on the top, you're not
allowed to go and push the bad apples on
the bottom of the box. That you're not
allowed to do. On the other hand, you're
not mu to take the couple bad apples
that are on the bottom and put them up
on the top. A person has to live their
life that way to know muter
kosher not kosher what I could do what I
can't do it's extremely important in all
in yonim and we're going to go how the
of that the foundation of are two things
number one that a person does what is
correct that a person runs out whatever
they're doing and the second is that a
person remains bima
A person is happy a person walks around
says what is the first first inion to be
you'll be surprised beima be happy smile
know that everything of course is
says that an individual has to live
their life every day to know everything
is today is a great day today was not
such a greatest Okay. Also,
but smiled
said,
"Open your mouth." Hashem says, "I will
fill it with bro." However, said,
"What does it mean? Open your mouth.
Widen your mouth." Smile.
Hashem says, "I will fill it." The great
Remnaf Tol one of the previous uh
previous
said the following. Everyone knows two
things.
One
it should happen quick and in that a
person needs to have big time amuna big
time that everything will be okay. that
good things will happen.
The second is of course in the area of
so for a moment if you take a look in
orim you may think oh that means that
are hard or that means that uh parosa is
difficult
zooim could be very easy. Can I tell you
how easy? Now I guarantee you this is a
one-time ma but I want to tell you I was
in this study after the base madish
there was a balabos that was meeting
with me in the base med in the study and
he got a little bit loud because he got
excitable and he lost himself a little
bit he got excitable and he said I have
been looking for my daughter he didn't
realize that Nebach
He's crying. I have to understand. He
has nobody to yell at. Okay.
I've been looking for a sh for my
daughter. I looked everywhere. I tried
everything. I don't know what to do. I
don't know where to find it. I don't
know if I have to go to He told me
Australia.
I said to him, "How do you know that
your isn't outside the store in the
base madish?"
He looked at me. He does have a he that
he does have. He looked at me. I said,
"How do you know?"
He quieted down.
They knocked on the door.
Time to dabin. I go out into the base
mush. I see in the back row a person
that I know. A person has a son.
I walked over to him and I said to him,
"Reuven, can I ask you a question? Is
your son available?" "Yes." "Is he
currently going out?" "No." "Would he
like to go out?" "Yes." I said, "I think
I could have a shik for him." I read the
daughter of the guy that was inside of
the study when I told him yes can be
right now in the base mish
within I would say
probably four maybe five months they
were standing under the ka together
you can't tell could be simple
same
a person if they take a look at it with
the correct ashkafa and they put
themselves into it and they're open and
they go and they do it in the correct
way. The parnosu can come flowing in. We
don't realize it
says
is the nonus that a person has in the
parnosa itself to do this way or to do
that way. Should I go into mahalak that
is the right way? Should I go that?
Should I accept something that is not
100%
or should I not? Uh if I have to wait a
little bit, how do I make myas in order
to get the job? What do I do? If I know
my friend wants the job too, so do I try
to find out how I can cut out the
competition or
who
he's answered first. What's the mahalak
that I use in order to get the parnosa?
The principle is that a person should
have tremendous amuna in tremendous.
Another idea bene
from Mora at Mara they couldn't drink
the water it was bitter a person needs
water to drink especially go out outside
today tomorrow you need to have a lot of
water should drink a lot. So the Ibanz
says they left Mara they reached alim
and there was plenty of water. The says
people have limited vision. When they
were in Mara that's it. I give up. I'm
never going to see water again. I'll
never know water. I I can't I'm I don't
know when it's going to happen. I'm
going to be parched with thirst.
But what happened immediately? They were
treated to cool flowing water. The same
thing is when a person is in this world
and they're looking at an Indian like
Parnasa, they should know that it could
be that it's only a step away. It may be
with one more little dre they may have
everything that they need in life. The
gamaran kaducian says a personal
should teach a son teach a daughter
something that is clean and light. What
does it mean clean and what does it mean
light? The marsh and the explain the
following. Clean means that there's no
theft. Clean means that it's 100%. In
other words, that there is no tinge of
any kind of geneva. That I don't have to
say one thing and mean the other thing.
That I don't have to try to get a a
price by saying that I'm using it for
this but I'm using for something else.
And light means that it's not risky.
That's what he tes. The says light is
something where there isn't a big risk
in a person uh doing it. And these
shilas come in all of the time. Every
person should I invest in this? Should I
not invest in that? Toraka says if it's
risky, an individual shouldn't. They
should take the correct way, the correct
dak and how they do things. The Gmorrah
says
everything will be according to a
person's. If an individual takes on an
additional, if a person takes on an
additional cababala, so then a thousand%
it will be good. I have a few things
that have happened
in the area of parosa with somebody
taking on a cabala or somebody that is
going to take on to give a little bit of
stalker. And I'll mention two. One,
there was a fellow Jesse Reb Jesse. They
used to call him aided. He did anything
for the shaw. He would clean up the
shaw, set up the shallow shodas, do the
kdish, clean it up, worry about it. He
was electrician by trade. He would
want run the wires and the air
conditioning and the lights. And I was a
little boy growing up. But I learned
what a person who's a clow worker,
Ishtiburi, I learned it from Jesse. I
learned it from him with the gray uh
workc clothes on. He taught me a sheer
that nobody else taught me. So Jesse had
one problem. As they say, he wasn't
about Parnasa. He had no money.
Nobody knew it. He was quiet. He was too
busy always helping out in the cloud.
They were taking away his house.
dispossessing his house. He had a modest
house. He couldn't make the payments.
Whatever that process is, they had
begun.
One night, it's late. Jesse already was
prepared for bed. He gets a knock on the
door. It's raining out.
Jesse is afraid somebody from the shul.
He's so ibri. He thought maybe someone
from the community has emergency in the
middle of the night. He gets dressed,
runs downstairs, opens the door, and
Elriid
with a long beard is standing there.
He comes to Jesse and he said, "I have
to have money. I'm collecting money."
Jesse said, "Aphani,
I also I don't have."
The man said,
"I don't have an at so I came to you."
They said that you help a lot in the
community.
Jesse had a little bit of money
saved away.
Oh, don't get big ideas for Shabas.
He thought to himself is two more days
for Shabas. He's not going to buy the
fish and the whatever he's buying. He'll
give it to him. He told the Eid, wait
one minute. He gave it to him. So Msesh
to give his last money, the money for
the Hale Shabas. And Jesse went and gave
it away
Shane Kamoyo. How many people would say
you're ringing the doorbell at this off
at this hour? What's with you? You don't
know how to come around in the right
time. He gave away his money. That was
it.
The next morning, Jesse comes home from
Davinon.
He gets a telephone call. one of the
biggest electric companies in the United
States, heard about him, has an urgent
need for the area of expertise that he
has, offered him a interview
immediately, and if the interview works
out, he should bring whatever things
that he needs to begin working that day.
That day was the first day of his job.
They took him in immediately and until
his last day on this world he worked in
that job. Why if you'll ask me because
he had a bank full of suyos and when the
last moment came and he could have given
it all up and say I'm sorry he gave away
his last money. That's one we read the
feel of the co.
Can you imagine on yum kiper what did he
daven for you can imagine if I would say
tonight in Torah or around the world
please compose a that you would make up
the
should say
I don't know in my own mind I'm thinking
of a but
what would we think what would you about
on a yum kipper here's what he said
When he would go in peace from the she
would say
there should be noises
nothing lacking
not today, not this year.
However, if there has to be
or in this year,
let it be a mitzvah. Hashem, I want to
make sure that I have my money. It
shouldn't be money, but it should be
mitzvah. Let the be in mitzvah.
Everybody hears it. They say, "How you
talking?" We say, "Hashem, don't I want
to have everything my Lexus outside,
leave it perfect. I need I need it nice,
right? The good car, leave it good.
Everything should be perfect. Uh,
everything with the gashmia should be
exactly nice, right? But if there needs
to be, so maybe my fill and lean doesn't
have to be so great. Maybe by accident I
talked out. Or maybe my learning wasn't
on the greatest level. I skipped over a
few words on the DV. There were
difficult words. I would say Aramaic,
right? Or uh could be that uh you know,
hashab is so you know uh I was going to
uh be more careful but again that
happened and I forgot to put the cover
over the light and it's the third time
that it happened you know. So uh what do
I say? Hashem is going to be and let it
be there. No, the p moa that comments on
yami says the following. We say that
when a person worries their worries
should not be about gashmir. It should
not be how good is the pillow. A guy
came he told me initi Israel that
wherever he travels he brings with him
his pillow. He needs extra suitcase
because he likes a good gishmaka pillow
from I don't know uh Italy. I'm just
making it up. Italy. And he carries the
pillow. Telling you, he carries the
pillow with him. Now that's what I call
a ye that knows what he likes. I'm
surprised he doesn't take his mattress
too. But what happens? He carries his
pillow. You're very makid. Wants to have
the right pillow.
Okay, that's what he wants. Pusha says
we should not worry about gashmus. Will
it be good? Will I have enough? Will
this turn out that way? I'm going and I
don't know if I'm gonna have every
arrangement is going to worry all day
long and all night long about the
arrangements and and the going out and
how it's going to be and what way it's
going to be and
doesn't matter. Hashem will work it all
out. Everything will be perfect. You
don't have to worry about it. So, what
does Mosha P Mosha say? We should worry
about our mitzvah. When a person does a
mitzvah, did I do it in the correct way?
When a person does a mitzvah, do I have
the right intention before I do it? When
I say the in the morning
that I can tell the difference between
what is right and what is not
that Hashem didn't make me a that
Hashem made me from the
that I have all the mitzvah that I'm
able to do and to learn and
That's
that I'm not an that I'm a free person
that I can do whatever I want. Take a
look at all of the
that I'm able to see. Think for one
moment an individual is able to see in
this world
every day that a person can see. It is
amazing any of
that a person is able to take steps and
that Hashem arranges where I should go.
Hashem sends me in the right places and
if I didn't get to the right place
that's also the right place
that's I went one time went to
it happens I go to a lot of
I went to the wrong
happens right I go in I see I don't know
anybody there
I got the wrong place it's in
Williamsburg
so I figured figured uh you know usually
you mess up a little bit. This one was a
big mess up. So I was quite embarrassed
and as soon as I realized I don't know
the side, I don't know the K side. I
don't I have no idea. I start walking
out. I'm back on the Avenue. I forgot
the name. I'm back on the avenue. All of
a sudden, someone runs out after me. He
says, "Rev Goldwatcher,
how is it possible that you're here?"
I Well, [snorts]
and
you know, it's it's a shle what you do
at that minute. Okay. It's his sister's
wedding. [clears throat]
But how did you know to come?
Of course.
I said uh well I'm very happy to be
he said my father
said please always stay close to Rob
Goldwer
I came in I went to sit by the dishides
real
I sit down I'm just minding my own
business I took a little bit of the
seltzer just minding my own business.
All of a sudden, there was a
screaming and yelling. All of a sudden,
something happened. I don't know what it
is. And a group of people left from the
walked out including
the Msada kadush
happens happens.
The brother comes over to me and he
says, "Rebby, we have a problem."
I said, 'What's the problem?
We don't have a mis kaducian.
We would like to ask you, could we be
mad at you with cedar kadushian?
I said, uh, I tell you the truth, I'm
not sure this is my crowd.
But what happened? No, no, things
happened. And I said, but I I I'm not
prepared. I didn't bring anything. I
don't have Rebi. It's supposed to take
place in a few minutes. Anyhow, I said,
see if you could find somebody else.
See, there's a lot of Rabonim in
Williamsburg. Go to a roof. See?
Anyhow, they're all looking at me.
The brother says, "My sister would like
to talk to you." The kala wants to talk
to you. I go up to the kala. Nobody,
just the older women. The kala is
crying.
Somebody told her what happened.
She said, "Would you not be the
misaducian?
You wouldn't do it."
I said, "No, I do it 100%."
Master Shah, I went across the street. I
bought a kuba. Quickly filled out the
kub and the tano.
It was
I had an overcoat, a black overcoat. I
thought I just better leave the overcoat
on. I borrowed someone's gel. I put the
gartel. Instead of wear like a litak, I
put the hat up.
Not bad. Not much of that. In the
meantime,
Mat Kadushian,
they were happy.
What would have been if I wasn't there?
I don't know. I'm not sure. I'm not sure
exactly what the whole back story was.
The back end.
Hashem
has us where we are supposed to go. So
the push says worry about I got to
worry.
I want to make sure
when I say the second every day
I want to keep that in mind and have big
in that day.
that that day a person will be spared
from all of the things that they read in
that paragraph. It takes cavo and a
person has to know it. It is not tolloy.
None of it is tolly on what we think.
One person is predisposed to make money.
The other isn't. One has advanced
degrees and the other graduated high
school or maybe graduated high school.
both equal to make money. Believe it or
not, there was a young guy and he was
hired by a supermarket. He reported for
his first day of work. The manager came
over and gave to him a warm handshake
and then gave him a broom and said,
"Your first job is going to be sweep out
the store."
The guy looked at him. I am a college
graduate.
The manager said, "Oh, I'm sorry. I
didn't realize. Here, give me the broom.
I'll show you how to do it."
Woe is to the generation that you're the
leader.
It is up to us that we should know what
the individuals are doing in this world,
how they are, how persons paroses, how
they're getting along. Isao the next
person has to know is this individual
doing okay? Do they need to have money?
Do they need to have a little
assistance? Do they need a
that's up to us? We have to know that
it's extremely important. There was a
man and he could change at any moment.
Never worry if something changed after
20 years or after 25 years. Don't worry
about it. Don't worry at all. There was
a man
There was a man he was working
21 years. So one morning the supervisor
said, "I'm very sorry, but we're going
to let you go." 21 years he's working.
He had great sar. He left the job. He
didn't know how he was going to support
his family. He thought he's set for
life. He couldn't believe it. He was
Muslim nephesh. He woke up early. He
came home late. He did everything that
the company ever asked him.
He couldn't take it. It was too hard of
a blow. He stayed in his room. He didn't
come out. He was upset. He took it very
hard. His wife convinced him, "Go to one
of the talk it over.
You have something, say it out. talk to
another person. So he went to somebody.
The god got up, went over to the shelf,
took out a zeros shimshin, a
zerosimshiner.
He said, "I want to learn with you one
paragraph in the zerosimshin. I have the
great that for the past six years to
give a shir in the zerosimshin every
day. If anybody would like to be a part,
I invite anybody or give the telephone
that you can be a part of it. You get a
call every day. So he says, I want to
learn with you a small paragraph.
The waters of turn to dam the Torah says
that the fish died from the dam of the
the dam.
How when the mitzvah
kazal tell us on this that cla was able
to get rich from the maka of dam. But
how so? This says when the mitzv would
come to fill up his picture with water
it would be blood. But when the Israel
would drink water from the same place
where the mitz got the water, it was
water. When the mitzy asked the Israel
for water, it would turn to blood. The
mitzv would say, "Listen, I'll take a
straw. You take a straw, I will drink
from the same cup. That way I'll have
water. The mitzv drank blood. The ye
drank water. Only when the mitzv would
buy the water from Ben Israel would he
actually drink the water. That's how Ben
Israel got rich. So the hazer says
what's the shikis? Why this cloud is got
rich from the makab by selling water?
Where do we find the ram? This shimshin
gives an unbelievable answer. We should
know that even during the years of shid
Israel were allowed to eat one thing for
free. What was it? The fish.
We used to eat it for free. However, now
that the Mak of Dam came and the fish
died, where would Clausel get their
money from?
Phenomenal. Now they became wealthy
because they were able to sell water at
a premium. From this he said the perish
of the zerosimshin
go home. It doesn't matter whether the
water turned to blood. It doesn't matter
whether the fish died. Hashem is opening
up another door another shayim. There is
another
at that moment when one closes one
opens. You never have to worry about it.
The yeed thought about it, thought about
the shimshin. He went home. Not too many
days passed. He got an offer. However,
the job you're going to say, "Oh, he got
a bigger job, bigger money." No, it
wasn't quite as much money as he got for
the other job. But there was one
difference. The new job had a big miler.
He did not have to begin until 11:00
every day. When he didn't have to begin
till 11:00 every day, oh, that was
unreal. He always wanted to learn. So
now he woke up early. He was able to
learn kimat half a day and then he went
to work and almost made as much money as
he did before. This is something that a
person keeps in mind when there is a
challenge.
Don't worry about it. There's another
opening. There's another
person does not have to worry about it.
It can come in very very many ways. And
a person should know even if there is
somebody who is difficult someone that
you think may be holding up
someone that might be in control don't
worry about it all. Why
is the more that parro tried the more
Ben Israel flourished. There was a
wealthy a
Russia marusha, very bad. He came into
an inn one day. He sees all the anudin,
all the sitting there. One yeed
sitting in the corner. One yeed. He
comes in the gosha. He takes out money
from his pocket. Goes over to the man
who's supervising the he said, "I want
to buy everybody here. Get them all a
good piece of fish. good expensive fish,
but don't serve that Jew. Don't serve
him. Don't give that guy in the corner.
He goes, he gives all the food out to
each person. They have a
Oh, everybody enjoys. When they're
finished, they come to the balabos. Each
one lines up. Thank you. Thank you.
Thank you. Everyone
who he was trying to show, who he's
trying to persecute, stands in line. And
he says, "Thank you very much." The guy
says, "This Jew must really be little in
the cup, little difficult. This is what
happens." Right? He's upset. He says,
"You know what?" Tells the manager, "Get
meat. The best meat. Give everybody here
meat, but do not give that Jew in the
corner that ye don't give it to him."
They pass out meat. Prime rib. The best.
Everybody's eating the meat. When they
finish, they come over, each guy
thanking him. Thank you. Thank you.
Thank you. The yeed stands in the line
and thanks the balabos.
The guy is so angry, so upset. I'm
trying to get up this stander and he
comes over to me and thanks me. I know
now what to do. He tells the manager,
"Get the finest wine. Get the best wine
that there is. Give everybody wine, but
don't give that Jew in the corner. They
went, they brought all the wine, they
gave it out to everybody,
and they skipped over the yeid. Once
again, when they were done, everyone
gets to the line, they all thanked the
Balaboose. And in fact, the Yeid does,
too. He walks over to him and he says,
'I want to thank you so much. The Russia
couldn't take it anymore. He says, "Jew,
what are you crazy? You you know what?
What's going on over here? Do you
understand?"
The yeed began to laugh. He said, "My
dear friend, I own this inn.
I'm the one who got more hano than
everybody else who ate and drank and had
the fish."
Boreom takes care of us. A person does
not have to worry about it. We don't. We
have to show big on big. So there's a ye
in Toronto and he called me up. He
learns every day with us. It's a few
minutes. It's a wonderful worldwide
group. And he calls me up and he says,
"Listen, uh, I'm out of a job. I took on
the zerosimshin and uh I'm learning it
with you and uh frankly uh my situation
didn't change at all.
I said so
continue to learn it.
He says I should continue. I said, "Of
course, it's not, you know, like 30-day
money back guarantee.
Only those products that are fake give
you a 30-day or money double your money
back, right? It's not a money back. You
go, you do it. I'm doing it for seven
years. I'm not, you know, I'm
He said, "Okay."
Learned another two months.
Called me back. Rebby, I you know, I I I
feel bad. I I I did another two months
and it's still no no movement on it. I
said, "Do you have amuna?"
"Yes."
"Do you know what the zerosimin says in
the haktoma? Do you are you familiar
with the letter? Would you like me to
get you one FedEx to your house?
I've heard you say about it. I heard I
heard you talk about it.
Don't stop.
Continue to learn." He said, 'I already
put my book back on the shelf.
I told him, how high is the shelf? I
mean, you need a ladder or what? You get
the book off the shelf and put it on the
table. I put it on the shelf. I put it
back. I can't take it out. Okay.
Took out the safer
shay. Ma
somebody came to his home in order to
deliver to deliver a package.
He sees on the table this shimshin.
He says, "What kind of a safer is this?"
He says, "It's a zerosimshin."
He begins to tell him about the shar.
And he begins to tell me, he says, "In
fact, I was going to stop, but there's a
rabbi Arav in New York, and he told me
to take the book back out, so it's on
the table." The guy was very interested
and he said, "Is there a particular
reason that you're learning it?" So he
said, "Yes, I'm learning it as a scoo
because I don't have a job." The man
said, "In my company, they're looking
for a person. I would be happy to
recommend you if you would learn
together with me the book on the table.
Modea ma
a person needs to have major amuna major
whenever we come to any of these in
yonim. The more that a person can show
that they are a mashem,
the more that a person comes to show
that the amuna is that is
the more that a person will be
more that a person shows that they want
to and it doesn't matter even if it goes
pink of what we think is the right
thing. In other words, alva I know the
right way to make money. Alva, I know
it's going to work. It's exactly the
opposite.
The villag said, we say every day in our
melia,
oer, hashem helps us. Moshia saves us.
Mo shields us. So what is it? Oer is I
need to have a job, right? Ali Shikinda
should have plenty. So, Hashem helps me.
I look in the place where they advertise
jobs. I go to the employment agency,
whatever it is. And Hashem helps. Mosia
Mosiah is further than that. I don't I
take my I sit down like it says in
Madre.
I d all day of the goeny moshia it comes
from nowhere
it could come from nowhere just falls
from the sky
mo but what's mo says the go m is they
tell you in order to get the job you
have to do x y and z you have to leave
on air shabas after the time when we
should be leaving you have to remove
your whatever outward side of Yiddish in
order to go you have to not be 100%
honest you have to be willing to
advertise something that is
no mo means go the exact opposite way
they tell you this is what you need to
do to make money you go in the opposite
way you do what you know is das Torra
Even they tell you this is pink. What is
going to push away your panosa? You do
it and then you are mats.
A short while rabbi do we have a few
minutes?
Short while ago was having
aid was having big problems parosa. One
evening his father-in-law told him
listen everybody loves he loved to bake.
He like loved to bake and people raved
about his kalas. When he would bake, the
neighbor would say, "Could you bake me?"
And the next one, "Could you make me
this one?" And he just he happened to
know how to bake. The father-in-law
said, "Why don't you open up a bakery?
People love your food so much. It's a
nice thing to do. Open a bakery."
He was afraid to open a bakery. He
didn't think his mug will be successful.
He tried to reason. He couldn't reason
with his father-in-law. You know,
difficult. Okay. He couldn't reason with
him. Finally, he said, "I'll go and ask
Torra." He went to the RV. The RV said,
"I tell you the truth. Maybe you could
do it. If your suggests it, maybe it's
the correct way. Who knows? Maybe that's
you should go in the bakery." So, what
did he do? He did what the father-in-law
suggested. and open a bakery. A few
weeks later, people began to taste the
kalasim.
They began to enjoy it. He got a
customer following a base. The business
was successful. He had parosa.
Half a year later, everything turned
around. What happened?
across from the shop, a well-known
bakery, a huge nationally known bakery,
branches all over, opened up across the
street.
Right when I was doing so good now, the
baker is going to steal all my
customers. There's no hope. It's a huge
corporation. Just the kanuka sabias they
make is going to wipe me out. The rv
listened and he said, "I tell you what
to do. You should go and raise your
prices 10%.
10%.
The yeed said 10% I won't have anybody
left. I mean even the one guy that sells
ramon on me ain't going to come in. The
ro would say no I'm going to repeat my
instructions. Go and raise your prices.
He raised his price. At that time there
was even a bigger decline. A lot of
customers left to the other bakery. They
went across the street. There was
another restaurant that opened up and
the restaurant began, you know, on
Noatsur in town to sell also baked
goods. And the yeid came back to the RV.
He said, "Rebi, I did what you said. I
would like your permission to close the
business. I want to close it out."
The RV said, "Remember what I told you?
Your parnosa is not tied to your work.
your parnosim.
You think that your is helping you gain
or lose? No. You're only ach to retrieve
what was from. I want you to put up a
bigger sign this time and I want you to
raise your prices another 10%.
20% markup. That's not bad. 20%
and then come back in a few months. The
ye did what he was told.
Whether we understand it, whether we
don't understand it, we have to
you got to listen. You got to do it. He
went and he did it.
He didn't come back for a long time. The
reason is is because he got so busy. He
didn't have even a minute to come back
to the ro. Finally, one day he came
back. He said, 'I tell you the truth. I
didn't know the explanation for what
happened. I just have one Shila for the
rov. He said, I don't understand why you
kept telling me to raise the price
higher and higher. The RV said, I'm
going to tell you. I wanted to engrave
on you in your heart that Parnosa is
only from Hashem without any connection
to what your ishadas is. If I would have
told you to lower your prices, then you
would have said I lowered my prices.
That was a success. I wanted to be
al there was no hope that people were
going to come. And specifically because
of what you did, you turned your eyes to
Hashem as the source of all paroso. You
were
and brought the customers. The yeed
said, "Indeed, when I put the big sign
up and nobody was there, I went out to
the
doorway of my store and I said till
crying and crying to Hashem."
That's when the business began to turn
around.
A person that trusts in Hashem, Hashem
rescues them, rescues them from
everything. We are partners together
with Hashem. Everything that we do,
every business venture, every
investment, our partner is Hashem. We're
when a person remembers that, then
Hashem is together with him. Then Hashem
will help always to see that things will
be well. But the main idea is it is not
it's not my own. It's not my own
ingenuity. It's not my own wisdom. It's
not my own business sense. It's not how
I know how to maneuver. It's not I've
always had this in my family so I can do
it. It is only one thing that a person
should realize that every single thing
in this world is through yad hashem.
There are a few things that a person
could do for
I'll just mention one or two. Uh, one
person shall always be.
Uh, two,
would say from the to read it from the
bencher or from the sitter. Not one word
everything. It's in the as well.
uh very important that an individual be
careful
and puis
is a very very important idea whoever
could say it even twice a day paktois
and be careful is a skoola nifl I'll
just tell you one that I had from my own
house le shabas the kala so the kala
makes crumbs depends which you use
sourdough, the regular, different crumbs
for each one. But anyhow,
so some people buy that little silver
store. They you buy the little silver
broom and the little silver shovel.
Very nice. But what's more important?
Take the crumbs to show that we are
careful with every little crumb on the
table. Put it into your hand. Be careful
to eat the crumbs. School for Panos
should be for everybody. Parnosy
for all families for everybody in Cl
Israel. We should hear Burus Yeshu
and the special Shalma for Rabanit Sim
Miriam the great rebbitson of Babasali
should have Rafu Shal.
Amen.
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