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Shavuot: Premature Cognitive Commitments - Rebbetzin Avigial Gersht
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we finished speaking about service cebu
of the holiday of servos and we spoke
about what Megillah do read on service
Ruth ok and we spoke about the quick
review the power of one moment in one
decision and what bleeds from that we
said roofs and or power two
sister-in-laws and the mother-in-law
know me said leave my children have
passed away already right as there's
nothing near left for you even if I was
to have a child that I was going to wait
for that child right just go ahead and
it said or palast Andrew States is the
rules dusk about rusev stuck to her
debit no matter what I'm holding on to
the truth right and we said some that
came Rosemary's blow us together they
had Ovid where you say word of a
marathon or pi went on and she was the
mother or grandmother of galius of
Goliath and we're speaking at the power
of one moment and we ended off last
class about asking why isn't the Torah
given in Jerusalem on the Temple Mount
why is it giving it on in the desert why
is there no specific Mitzvah attached to
service who remembers what we said yes
you show that yes thank you right it's
not attached to specific location should
what was the one holiday where this is
that this is our holiday safe I every
holiday like this is our holiday this is
what made of the Jewish nation you can
take on Torah at any time and taking on
doesn't mean on the whole thing I want
to finish have time last class but for
someone name is Deepak Chopra he's not
Jewish but he's fixed he says he he's
speaking about premature cognitive
commitments which basically means we all
have from our paths from society from
our family from our parents from our
friends whatever it is cognitive
commitment things that we are committed
to and things that we are used to that
we may not necessarily believe in but
we're just used to it right it's almost
like this this Q Yiddish story where
this man goes into the tailor and he
says I need a suit and the tailor says
great i'll give you a student you can
put the suit on and the guy says it
doesn't fit me like as much the suit
doesn't work right and today goes no no
with this suit if you put your hand up
like this and see the sleeve will fit
you just right so guys like this then
goes no but my left leg like a little
bit too too short to long it doesn't
work because like with this if you
just do it like move your leg like this
and still fit just right as you go about
my shoulders if your shoulder to school
like that and he's like walking like
this and goes a hat fits perfectly right
and actually walking down the street
woman was wow what an amazing Taylor I'm
guy like that and it fits perfectly
right and we all and sometimes we're
walking around life like this and this
is the suit that we have this is the
suit that was given test and we don't
think to question it this is what I'm
used to let is this town familiar 10-1
no one there anymore yeah right i've
just like this is what i'm used to what
what is we're speaking on the other
class was very funny about going against
the grain sometimes and i was like in a
no i'm talking mouth and i say i don't
give me an example some of like yes this
this is it normal you know no one comes
like takes off a year from their life on
their job of their schools like learn
torah in israel right learn some
religious stuff so if it's the idea of
not necessarily being stuck so Deepak
Chopra he gives three examples studies
that took place one was the fish in a
fish tank and they were swimming
swimming in the fish tank and that they
put in middle of the fish tank a clear
glass a clear wall and it put a mill the
fish tank and then the fish as the fish
as they're doing what fish do they kept
bumping into the glass and then they
realized eventually that they can't go
cuz it's a clear wall right and then
after a while they took out the clear
glass they took out the clear wall and
what was amazing is the fish didn't even
try going on the other side so that so
the both sides of the fish tank stayed
on their own side another example he
gave was there were I remember it was
flies or frogs I cannot remember the
closest goes flies or in a jar and they
put this cover on the jar so they can
only go in certain height and once the
jar that once the cover was removed from
the jar they none of them flew up why
and they were used to that certain
height and the third example he gives
which was also so powerful which is a
baby elephant it was born it was tied by
it was by a rope to like like a tree and
it couldn't move couldn't get out and
then as an adult they tied a singe
during the same place a thin string
around the elephant tight wake and
elephant didn't budge you know what I
totally could because less than a second
so we all have myself included these
premature cognitive commitments that we
are so committed to these values I'm so
committed to what I think is I'm so
committed to this is how normal people
dress or this is how normal people speak
or this is what right and you guys are
the real ones we sure could be we're all
weird to everyone's weird right which
means no one's normal or make this all
normal right and if we're able to just
drop these notions that we have
sometimes and be open to the University
open to the Torah right then that gives
us opportunity to actually reverse duska
but to actually grab on to it but when
we're still so stuck to this you know
even if it's just a twig that respect to
but we feel compelled to state to it and
we won't branch out any questions or
comments on Shibboleth on syren roof or
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