Rabbi Paysach Krohn: It's Time To Daven

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nyannam of tvla and getting close to akadesh baruch dr feinter always came to shul 10 minutes early always he was never late to davning he always came early and he always encouraged his family members to do the same one of the things that i couldn't get over was that he had lived in different areas one of the places that he lived was in west orange and the home that they got was a little bit of a distance from the shul now for dr feinter it was no problem of course he would go even on a friday night if it was very cold but there were some people because they lived distantly from the shoal that they decided they would only go shabbos morning so what dr feinter did was he made a minion in his own house friday night so that these people would have a minion to go to he was a person who not only loved fella but he had a beautiful voice and for many many years when he lived in the bronx and then when he lived other places they brought him to connecticut he was the baltimore for yom narayan and when he was in houston many many times he would be yesterday shabbat he was very mocked but as we will speak later on that there was a dress code in shul he felt it's not right for adults to wear sneakers and shul or to wear jeans of course his phone was never on vibrate in troll it was off totally because he felt that you have to disconnect your phone to make a connection to akadesh barucho and near the end of his life never when he found it very difficult to walk he still made it to sure whether he went in a wheelchair or whether he went by cane he was always there and you know his wife told me helen she was so devoted to him and he was a chemical engineer that's where he had his doctorate from and he traveled all over the world he was in 40 different countries and every country that he was in he always tried to dabble with a minion as often as he could so of course it makes sense that we should dedicate this year again safe and hashem should bless his family for bringing these videos and presentations to the public and i would like to thank young talmud ari bennett for videoing tonight and i know that he has a harusa but he came here to do this because it's sarchibor the gemara tells us in chinese dave hashem you have to serve hashem with your whole heart and asahi avoidisha believe what is the avoider of the heart feeler that's trilla and of course it's so appropriate because dr faithak was a person with an incredible heart and you know what the gemara tells us in sanhedrin kovalev and base baruch the banished wants heart and that's where we get the expression rashi uses it wants to see your heart and how does he see your heart he sees your heart through the words of trilla because trilla is an emotional connection it's not just verbalization of words but it's your heart and your feelings and your emotion with which we make a connection to khadija's barracuda and to me it's absolutely incredible you know the gemara says in bragas arbor tsurikon there are four things that you constantly have to work on and make sure that you're good at it and it's interesting one of the things is trilla and this is on da flav we just said azahi avedisha belaive and this is the flamin bay zama base it couldn't be any more appropriate duff and what does that mean because many many times what happens is that we say the words and we know them by heart and we say them habitually we say them by rote and we don't get a chance really to think about what we're saying and that's what the gemara is telling us and you have to work on being yourself to make sure that you're darning with kavanagh now this is a very interesting gamora and this gemara is also in brachas and the gemara tells us like this that in brachas memphis a person should try to be first in the show kadesha yiskev that he should be among the first ten that come to the shul and the marshal brings something very interesting he says that why is it so important that a person is among the first 10 because the first 10 are the ones that bring the shrine into the shul now hashem's presence is all over but when 10 people come together there's a certain level of kedusha that's there and these 10 people they get the scar of everybody else dominating with the minion they get that reward as well of course those who done with the minion get reward but all those who come to the show the first 10 they not only brought the shriner but they also have the source of everybody diving with the minion they get that equal source as well now over the years i've had the opportunity to speak about thrilla many times and i would always tell the following story and the family the frolic dairy finder family asked me that i should say this story because this was one of the favorite stories of dr feinter and as you could see in a moment you'll see why he loved it so much you see we spoke about here about coming on time and being there being among the uh shane him and of course he was always among the assa irish in him as we said he came ten minutes early before dawning even started now the fellow who told me this story asked me i should never say his name i should never say the city that he was in or the type of store that he had so we'll make it up and we'll say that it happened a milwaukee and a furniture store but it didn't happen in milwaukee and it didn't happen in a furniture store but listen to a great story that happened in a furniture store milwaukee what happened was that this fellow he's in his 20s he owned the store and he was there you know nine o'clock he opened up the place and by 10 o'clock he thought he smelled fire now he didn't see the smoke yet but he thought that he smelled fire and he looked around he didn't see anything so he thought maybe he better check his basement and sure enough when he runs into the basement he sees that the place is aflame and now the flames are now coming through the slats of the first floor and he's yelling and screaming and he's calling the fire department and by the time that they were able to come because the fire was raging so quickly the desks were gone and the furniture was gone and and the slats and the venetian blinds everything they could not save his store they just hosed it down but then the only thing that they were able to save was the next door now a few days after the fire he came to shul and he said to a friend of mine this is how i originally heard the story from this friend and he said the fellow who owned that furniture so i said let me tell you what happened a couple days before the fire somebody came over to me and sean said you know every day you come to shawl but every day you come late why do you come late every single day so i said to him what's the difference at the end i come right he said hashem showed me a few days later at the end the fire department also came so what good is that at the end that come is not really good enough and i'm not saying that everybody should come ten minutes before the opening but certainly when dabbling at seven o'clock you gotta be there a few minutes before to put on your thousand villain because otherwise you you're playing catch up the whole time and you can't possibly say the words with kavona and that's why that's why dr feinter always came early so you should be able to say every word carefully at the end i come is not good enough and i want to tell you something that when i finally met this fellow because as i said i heard a story from a friend of his and who was a friend of mine as well i said to this fellow i want you to know that so many many people have been inspired by your story and by these words at the end i come that you don't realize what kind of sim of course it was very difficult for you to go through that he told me it took months until they were able to put the store back together again but the point is he certainly has a lot of for the aggravation that he had and that comment that he made and it has made such a difference in so many many people's lives now there's another gemara of course and this is also something that dr feinter always spoke about and that's a dress code the gomorrah tells us again in bracha-sama bay summit bays when somebody went to the harabayas where the base of migdash was you cannot go valois but there were many people that would put money in their belts or they would have a money belt that would hang over their shoulder and the gemara says that's not the way to go into the base of mikdash you know everybody has money we carry money but it has to be in a place where it's hidden not that it looks like you're coming to do business in the show and because of this gemara and we see that there's a dress code i always say that people on on shabbos when they come to dhaba minha why when when did casual miners start everybody who wears a suit and a tight adopting friday night or shabbos morning should be wearing the same thing by mindra there's no such thing as casual mindra and that's what we said before that dr fintech was so upset when people would come to shul and jeans or if adults would come in sneakers okay kids can come and sneakers we understand that and something that he was very much but with his children and grandchildren they should always come with a suit a jacket and pants obviously not just you know a shirt and pants to come to show but always to wear a jacket because he felt that was the derek harris so he was certainly certainly very mocked about a dress code now i'll tell you something very interesting i always wondered where did the word tfila come from and the morale tells us something remarkable the morale says that we remember the story when yaakov saw you say if he hadn't seen him after 22 years for 22 years and he says to him in pashas seeing your face loiffy lolti rashi says i never even had a thought process that i would see you in other words what is filalty you see the word feel ulti and fearless the same thing that's what it is and then rashi says philolte makshava said that's thinking in other words it's not enough just to say the words and i'll tell you something very interesting that i heard just recently said you know there's a famous gemara that says that maybe that's today the charade fila could be closed but the shari de mois are never closed and we say that in the music and why are the shari de mois never closed you know why rav shah says that you could say words you say them by wrote and you're not even thinking about what you're saying but when you cry you're thinking about what you're doing nobody can cry and not think about what they're saying that's why the charades of tefila are never closed and that's exactly what we're talking about here that's the essence of tefilo to think about what you're saying that's what philology is that's what fila is all about and if that's the case i want to tell you something that you'll be surprised we know that in certain of the sudum certainly the scrolls of durham today there are extra words in the shemaleno and extra words and they were for anu but you'll be surprised what i'm about to tell you the shaloha kodesh tells us in every single one of the paragraphs of shamanism you should add words and because you're talking tasha i'm just like when i'm talking to you right now and i'm thinking of every word that i'm saying so when you're daphning that's the same thing and therefore in boro don't we all know people that need pannosa and of course in in rifa you know what's i'll talk about today especially you know when i'm making this presentation we're still involved in the covert 19 situation so of course there's so many people to darwin for and in slachlano a person or enough and all that service that we know that so many people have attached us you have to make a decision you're going to have a very big meeting and you want to say the right words hashem and as a matter of fact which is simon 158 and that's something that we all have to know obviously hashem understands all languages so of course you cannot skip the words in hebrew but you can add and you'll ask your arabs and they'll tell you exactly where you can add some people say you should add in schmuck eleno or before you ilaroten at the end but what rabuda khasid and isla telling you is that you could even add even in the middle of surah and just like you're having a conversation with hashem so you could continue that conversation by using the words of the hedgehog but then using your own words to add to that and that helps of course making the difference in connecting taco des borohoon now i'll tell you another thing i'm a very big believer of every person having their own sitter and trying to take it with you wherever you go and the reason is because i'm a big believer in underlining expressions of tzfila now for example i'm going to tell you now two things that i have underlined in my sitter and the reason that i have them underlined is because every single time that i see it i want to remember the thought that i learned behind these these words now i can't say that obviously every time that i see the words and even though they were underlined that i'm gonna think about it but one thing is for sure you can't come to a school or to a base like a based medicine take a sitter off the shelf and underline it it's get the face property but the point is you certainly if you have your own sitter and you make a note or two so therefore that's mahavin it helps you have the kavona now i just want to tell you something that i think should give us so much physique especially and and the times that we're going through but in all times as you'll see in a moment we know in barcelona listen to this story i had a cousin his name was rob coleman driven never passed away already and he heard this story from the skylander rebbe the scalenda rebbe would tell this story very often now during the second world war this galena rebbe was in romania and what he did him and his wife there was such tsar digiments at conias that they would hide many kids in their home teenagers boys and girls at different times so that they wouldn't have to go to the army they wouldn't go to the concentration camps and then somebody snitched somebody told on them and of course the police were only happy to investigate and see if they could arrest the rabbi and they did and they saw that hitaca harbored quite a few boys that were there and of course he wanted to save them that they shouldn't go off to derek and that they would remain from and they threw him in jail and they put him in solitary confinement and they told him that he's gonna rot there until he dies and they took away his yarmulka and they took away his glasses and they just left them there now those of us who wear glasses know that without your glasses if you need them then you're totally disoriented now the rabbit they say that every day when he dominates him and esra it took him close to an hour that siwa never waited for him but now that he was in jail so he could dive in even slow he's not going any place right they said he's gonna rot here you know until he dies so he started dabbling very very slowly of course he knew the daunting ballpark and he came to barashama this was the second or third day that he was there and when he was saying barak shah omar all of a sudden he had a question about the lotion in borussia alma which i'll present to you in a moment and he got so angry at himself how in the world could it be daphne all these years and he never had this question before what was the question if you take a look tomorrow or whenever you say barack shaman the next time you'll see that borosha alma everything the mantra of barosha alma is positive said there should be a world and there was right marachimala auras murakama labries mashallah and everything is positive and then all of a sudden it says the abstract makes xavier and his makaya and xavier that's terrible now sometimes hashem has to make exera either on an individual or in a family on a community and he has to make the there for whatever reason but that that's not a positive thing that doesn't belong in barack shaman because everything abortion was positive and the rebels said reporting don't let me out of here until i figure this out how could this be the ghazal conveyor this beautiful launcher there has to be something positive here and he kept on saying and then he came up with a shot that is so unbelievable and it's so inspirational as you'll see in a moment and it sounds like this oh makayam doesn't only mean fulfill or makaye means it gives us kiyum it gives us strength to exist and that's it is blessed you know why because sometimes he has to make exera but he gives us the kayak um it gives you the strength you're going to make it you're not going to be broken because of it and we all go through difficult situations in life and that's why in my sitter i have it underlined so that when i see baroque and makayam show if i have to go through or if anybody has to go through a difficult time just look at those words and just know that if hashem gave you that situation you're going to make it to do that's why he gave it to you because he also gave you the strength that you're going to be able to withstand it and not be broken because of it so but if you don't have it underlined and you're using a shul city you don't even know you said it and you don't even certainly not even thinking of the meaning but if you have it highlighted right if you have you know a yellow highlighter which i always carry with me and you know and i'm always underlining so it can make a difference now i'll tell you another thing which i once saw from a citizen rebel which i love and i think that this is such an important lesson in life and we say the hallucas every morning we give hashem a praise and we say heroifei lishvooray leif the abhistan is the one who heals the brokenhearted i don't have to tell you how many broken-hearted people there are today but watch this what are the first letters of those three words hallelujah that's praise that's the greatest praise that you could say on somebody that he has the capacity to be harif to heal the brokenhearted now we know so many people that rahman al-aslan are so down and so broken and our job is to help them so when you're dabbing that in the morning and you see that underlined all of a sudden you're going to remember hey wait a second i got to stop thinking about myself i got to start thinking about other people that are out there and they're feeling down that's how i feel is and that's why i believe when you have your own city and you have it underlined so then you're going to be able to remember and it's going to make a difference in the way you react now i'll tell you something that really changed me it was very very traumatic when it happened and even up till this day up till this day i still think about it and it happened many many years ago it happened the days of 9 11. now some of you may remember when 9 11 happened you know it was a bright sunny morning and all of a sudden the world turned over the world would never ever be the same after those terrible terrible tragedies of the twin towers falling and the buildings in washington and pennsylvania where the plane went down and just absolutely terrible so i remember that day mrs reifel shalom she was the pres she was the principal of chevrolet high school she called me and she asked me to come the next day to speak for the school i had come many many times to speak there in chapel high school and i said listen i'm confused myself i don't know what in the world to say you know the whole world is turned over and she said no rabbi cronin i need you to come you got to give the girls a perspective i said listen i i have to prepare i have to speak to rapport and i have to look at safari give me a couple hours and i'll get back to you and i did speak to rabona and i did look and swarm and i i came the next day now this was the day after 9 11 okay now she as the principal introduced me and what she said she only spoke about two minutes but what she said was so powerful that it has affected me literally till this day this is what you said she said girls at the end of eleno in every single sitter we have three paragraphs eleno akinakava and then there's a little paragraph that many many people don't say it's always in a different typeface altira she says girls let's read it together do not be afraid of sudden terror um and the calamity of roshan when it comes we say to the aids of asufa you make a plan but it's going to be an old dobrudova you have ideas for lawyer and it's not going to withstand it's not going to stand like we said before kim why kimono kale because david's just with us and she said just girls just remember hashem is always with you don't be afraid to the point where you're going to be broken ki imanukel the abishdas with us i was so moved by that that i decided from that minha on that afternoon i would never ever miss saying altera now of course when you're cobbled to do something in the beginning you do miss a couple times but now it's years it's almost unheard of that i shouldn't say altera now years went by and every time when i said altira i always wondered about the third pasek and nebucha when mrs rifle lost her life and it was the shlaishim and they asked me to come to muncie to speak and i told everybody the story that i told you because i felt that it was only because i've heard that i started saying altera every day but i also said to the people that the third pastor puzzled me and only when i did a lot of research into the puzzle and thought about it did i come up with something that i have underlined in my sitter and i think you should underline in your sitter and i don't know again if you know dr howie did that but uh certainly i could understand that he would do something like this the third passage hashem is speaking and he's quoted in ishayah navi okay and the passage is like this it's in ishayam involved possible and watch this hashem says the word i five times five times i'll read it in hebrew and then i'll translate what's going on in this passage and watch this you know we live in the me generation everybody's thinking about themselves so hashem khazal took this passage and said let me show you what it means you see hashem is saying i'll tell you what i is i help i care i do vyadzik now you're going to be old don't worry andy who i'm i'll be there for you don't worry i don't get old hashem says vyatseva you'll be elderly and yes i will endure together with you i need you assisi i made you aniya so i'll carry you vania's both late and i'll save you and that's what i think and that's why i have the five on these underlined in my sitter because many people feel i need i crave i whatever i want right but really what we should be saying is i help i do i care and that's what hashem is saying that's what the knees are all about and when you have it underlined in your sitter and this is one of the final things that you're dominating before you finish darkening so remember you're going out to the world not i need i crave and i want no i do i help i care and you know i'm sitting right here with dr bennett son and you can and i can just tell you that dr bennett his helical father is somebody who lives by this i care i do i help i hope i didn't embarrass you or your father but you know we're so proud that he's part of our community here in queens what a wonderful person but that's really what we live for that's what hashem wants that we should be out there and that's why i believe from now on blee neda you should say from now on because of of the fainter family and dr howie fountain that we should all say altera and his horse and let it make a difference in the way we present ourselves to akades barco and the way we present ourselves to the world i just want to end with this thought and then a great story there's a fascinating gemara in kofi test summit base the gemara tells us that the is going to make a big suit at the end of time for that sadiq and then at the end take a look at it it says he's going to say okay i need somebody to bench and avraham avenue uh he's going to hashem is going to say afromoving could you lead the benching and he's going to say no not me i had a son like a smile and then he's going to say how about you talk i just was saying no not me i had a son like asap and then yaakov well you know what about you all your sons what's up nikki no not me because i married two sisters and once the terror was given you're not gonna marry two sisters when they're both alive at this same time and to me this is the saddest moisture abner how about you benjamin no i never went territory israel but i never had the schools of being the helicopter and i can't bench in front of all these sadducam i can't leave the benching yeshua okay you you took them into access oh no but the first myth is to have children a boy and a girl you only have girls so who's gonna bench nah problem i was thinking what do you mean i had three sons um i've got the first one the third one adrenaline right so the three they were terrible people and some of them even wanted to kill their father and not only that hashem said to him that you cannot build a base to make this because you killed so many people you it'll be called based of it because you raised the money for it but is the one who's going to be able to build it your son could build but you can't build it so what do you mean he's going to bench and i'll tell you what i think the answer is you know what said if you look in halal you'll see he said sora village when i had soras when i had problems i called hashem but you know what he also said when things were good i also dabbed with the same intensity hashem of course all of us when things are difficult we cry to hashem and we dabble with great intensity but what happens when you got to shirak and you got the job and you got the child and you got the house and you got to raise so do we dampen with the same intensity and saying thank you was able to do that he said survive i call to hashem and crazy oh if that's the case or then you're the one that can bench and that's what i think is so important especially in the time that i am making this presentation we're still in the thick of covert hashem we have the vaccine and hopefully that'll be near the end of the whole thing we'll be able to get rid of this but the point is of course we're darving because it sort of young and empty but we have to remember crazy sure he says so we all have many many good things do we dabble with the same intensity and saying thank you that's what we have to do and you know something would occur to me if you take a look in davening or in halal actually what do we say peacefully shy right said that open up the gates of righteousness the basement and the base aknesses what am i going to do there or call i'm going to thank hashem many times we think we'll come to shoal to darwin for what we need yeah but look what devon and malik are saying peacefully i'm going to say thank you that's what saying so we've spoken about many many things i just want to review very very quickly let's talk about avoiding she believe let's talk about as we said coming early as dr feinter always did let's talk about at the end i come that fellow that's not good enough just to say that at the end he came let's remember there's a dress code when you come to shul and let's remember of course what feelthy is fila talking and having marshava exactly what you're saying and you can add words as the shlok told us it told us let's remember to underline baroque and makayam heroife le sure and let's remember to underline those words of ani in altira and finally just as we darven when it's difficult let's starve and kaiser assassin i just want to end with this beautiful story in dallas there's a wonderful rover his name is rabbi arya rhoden and rabbi rhoden told me that when he first came from khabitein in new york and then to open the show he opened it in his home and one night he was preparing a lecture one afternoon and a fellow leonard froman came in and he never met this guy before and leonard said to him you know rabbi i would like to talk to you about religion and they got into a whole conversation for almost an hour and it was a fascinating conversation and at the end leonard said you know rabbi i was so impressed with everything you told me i'm gonna send you a thousand dollars for the shul and not only that he sent him two thousand and he started coming to the shawl which was to the house of rabbi rhoden and he got his friends and eventually the bill to shul which is still there today the young israel of north dallas now unfortunately leonard never got married and when he was 48 he had a massive heart attack and he passed away and at his levaya his mother got up and she said i'm so grateful to rabbi rodney to your community because you helped bring my son leonard back to his roots and every penny that he gave she matched it so she gave the shawl fifty thousand dollars she was so grateful and then rabbi rhoden got up to speak and he told me this is what he said he said the first time that leonard came to my home after we had the whole discussion i said lemon why'd you come to me i've just got like a private house here that's the shule you know there's so many many wonderful rabbis here in dallas and he said i'll tell you why rabbi he said i just come back from israel and you know we went all over the place i'd never been to israel before and the last night we were at the castle we're at the wall now i didn't know how to pray i just knew my israel and take my name put it on a piece of paper put it in the wall but i saw a guy praying right next to me and he was praying with such intensity i wish that i could pray like he did and i was going to give him money but i was not nice i didn't know him he doesn't know me it would be so uncomfortable so when i came back to dallas i went into the bakery and i said to the man behind the counter i said you know i just got back from israel there was a guy praying at the wall with such intensity if that guy came to dallas what synagogue would he go to and the guy behind the council said you know he'd go to rabbi rhoden so that's why i came to you and look at that rabbi rhoden said he came to me and then eventually he brought his friends and we were able to build a building so when that yid who was dominating when he comes to sherman after 120 years hashem is going to say tim rabbit because he was sure was built in dallas and he'll say hashem what's dallas i heard of dollars i've never heard of dallas no it was because of his doubting and that's the final lesson the final lesson is that when you come to shul it's not only a privilege it's a responsibility the way you darven the way you behave the way you shut your phone the way you come early as dr feinter did that's a responsibility and that's a role model because we are each role models and dr he was a role model when it came to trilla and that's why we dedicate these in his honor hashem should help the family they should have the strength they have went through that terrible gaze of his passing away but it should be borrowed and they should be so proud of everything that he stood for and the family that he built and in that's hus his trilogy and shamayim should be answered our twitter should be answered and we should all feel that great ahreus of what it means that we're able to dominate sure and be role models for others hashem should listen to our fearless latif thank you for inviting me and thank you for listening you're rabbi crone for your tremendous powerful words of inspiration on this very important topic about tefilo about davening 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