Getting Rid of Immaturity | Pele Yoetz | Hachzek Day 131

Here we are, day 131 Palaeoites. I hope you had a beautiful Shabbos. The new topic today is the topic of immaturity yaldus. Says the Paleoites like this. Right? Immaturity causes much negativity. Uhsev Ivelis Keshur Balevnar Shevit Muser Yahikanu Mimena. A person who has the childish and immature tendency, he can easily be led towards a life of evil, and and therefore he's needed to be cautioned with direction, with purpose, with his mission in life. This is essentially what khinach is to get out of immaturity. Sha'al Col Davers. When a child does something wrong, a parent is there to guide. Sometimes it's more harsh, sometimes it's softer, sometimes it's with punishment, sometimes it's with soft words. And a ch a a father should not show a child an agreeable face when he does something wrong. We know when it comes to the teaching of Ta'esh, but Khila Mishai Loov Ayala Lomi Tara, Mishlaov, there is some there there was a discrepancy between those who had a father and those who didn't. This was just the way that it was. People who had a father, they would be able to learn Torah because Torah was passed along from father to son. But those who had no father, they couldn't study Torah. So what happened? Is that fair? Does that make sense? That a person who has a father should live, but somebody who has no father, he should die. So what they do, they enacted the who enacted, the local authorities made it that we need to install teachers in every city, in every province. Therefore, no matter somebody has a father or not, they could learn, they could be in the realm of Yichiya and live and survive. Pellyard is applying this concept as it relates to Ta'matara, applying it to Kencha as well. Because sometimes the father, the parent is just not around, but they need to be educated. They need to get out of the realm of immaturity as they progress and go on in years. What happens if the father is not available? Many children, this fathers can't watch them properly. They're working hard, etc. Um, they're on this assignment and this craft. Vyeshim Khidrachim ishumbais maat. Um they're they're they're constantly on the road for their livelihood, and they're rarely at home, if any. Vyeshimab, and some people don't even have a father. Vigamaravak, it's not fair. You can't say, oh, it's the Rav of the community, now it's his responsibility. He can't give individualized attention to each and every kid whose father's not around. So, what they do, they just like when it came to Talmudur, they established teachers in all the cities and provinces. It's the same is true here in regard to caring for the khinoch of the children. Because of this, what would happen if the children didn't have parents to protect them or to help them or to guide them, etc. So it would lead to forms of blemish, and they would leave their faith, they go into evil ways. It would become their practice to speak all the time, even to engage in silliness and a shoal, they nominate claw, they wouldn't even davin at all. And when they would walk the streets, middle gimkayal, they would skip heedlessly like gazelles. This is a short section, Mr. Shem tomorrow. We'll pick up with this topic of immaturity tomorrow, but the Paliot is beginning to set the stage of how to get out of this realm of immaturity. Wishing you all the best, have a beautiful rest of your day, and Mritzushan, I look forward to learning with you over the week ahead.