Reb yechiel spero with another MUST WATCH Chanukah video!!!!! Inspiration! Night 6 of Chanukah!!!!

[music] What is it that the Yvonim tried to destroy? What was it that they wanted to eradicate? This was not a gulos where they tried to destroy us physically. They wanted to eliminate and extinguish the spiritual light that we have within. And in Alanim are very clear what they wanted to accomplish. They wanted to forget the Tory. The Yvonim understood good and well that the light and the beauty of Tyra is what allows us to survive. If they could eliminate that light, they'd be able to destroy us. Well, they weren't successful because Kalis was able to rededicate themselves. the were able to fight against those forces to light the pan and to light the kazal tell us is a light that represents tora shabal a tora that is transferred from one generation to the next and that light of the mana has a mari a light that lasts and lasts and lasts and never goes out. The light of the mana, although we only light it for eight days, is the light of Torah that continues to burn brightly within. It's a light that allows our families to be able to continue to live a life of Tyra, a life of limaty, a life of Ms for Tyra. And in a large part, it's due to you, to Shalohi, those who are willing to give every day to this incredible, priceless cause. I grew up on Bender Road in Cleveland, Ohio. And down the block from me, there was a Yid, a tire, a very short man. His name was Rabbi Yundiff. Rabbi Yundiff was a but I remember Rabbi Yundiff as somebody who hummed the sweet sounds of Tory. I can vividly recall him sitting in a chair and his feet did not necessarily hit the bottom of the chair to the floor, but he had the sweetest humming of Tyra. He had a difficult life. He lost a child in the fire and tells Yeshiva on New Year's Day 1963. But the beauty of his smile glowed from him through the Tory bes at the very end of his life he was in a nursing home and as sometimes happens his mind was not there. It was not as sharp as it once was. And one day his son told me he walked in to visit his father and his father who was the sweetest man was agitated. Something was bothering him. Something that he could not quite express. But his son knowing what really made his father at peace. His father asked him, "Tata, father, you want to learn?" And he said, "Yeah, but what can a man like that learn anymore? Can't learn the gimra that he once did?" They opened ash and they began to learn the beautiful sweet words of the Tyra like a young child. And they read a few psukim, "Father, do you want to learn more?" Yeah. And as he continued to learn, all of that aggravation and agitation that he had experienced, everything that was upsetting it, suddenly it dissipated. It disappeared. And once again, that calmness and the smile and the sweetness was restored. They tried to get us to forget the Tyra, but they did not realize that through our connection to Tyra, we will never forget the Tyra. It's that very essence of who we are that allows us to continue to remain connected and to never forget. We knew the secret. We knew the secret of the sweetness of Tyra. And that's what you do every day. Shali continuing to support that beautiful recipe from the recipe for happiness and joy in each one of our lives. May we be to this experience that sweetness and may that sweetness stay with us forever. [music]