If You Can Teach...TEACH!! | Pele Yoetz | Hachzek Day 121

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Alright, Hedekhevra, here we are, day 121, Pelioids. Today is Tuesday, and we continue. Alright, so we're on the section of Torah Knowledge, Os Yud, the section paragraph called Yedia. Uqvar. Uqvar Khasva Pasim Shushimeh, Lefalpa Bachma, Veliknus, Yadiah Khadasha. The Halachic authorities have already written that a person who has the wherewithal to delve into Torah, but instead, and meaning to certain areas of Torah that really he should go into, but instead, instead he reads Tilim Zahir in other works, the Gabi Dai Khash Bit regarding himself, meaning for his own based on his abilities and his personal obligations, this would be considered Bitl Tara. Okay, ask your uh local rabbi. The Khoshkin Kalakhaimer certainly so terrizos if a person involves himself with idle pursuits, instead of tapping into the opportunity to learn Torah and perform its perform itsha, his punishment will be greater. Whether because he simply does not possess the intelligence or because he does not have something to teach him, because it's a fact that a person who has someone available to be his teacher, he does so, it's not gonna be any excuse. You gotta tap into him, go. If you don't know, go to a person and learn. There's no excuse to question called them, who's considered wise, somebody who learns from other people. So in that very um verbiage from Chazal, it's telling us to go, make sure, go and learn from somebody. And don't think, oh, you haven't learned your entire life until now. Now you're 40 years old, you've never learned a thing. No, what if remember Rabbi Akiva? It's never too late to start learning Sheikh. You could still learn even in your old age. Somebody who travels to the wise will grow wise. Don't be afraid to ask. Ask, ask, ask. Don't be afraid to ask questions to increase in your levels of understanding, whatever it is, right? It doesn't really matter. Here we are, Boracious this week. Boracious means the base. It's closed on all three sides. Everything before we don't know it now. You're going in, you're you're connected. Let's go. Ask questions, delve deeper, go breathe the Tyra, live it, ask questions, gain knowledge. This is it. Don't sit idle. Don't okay. Um, Das of Hashem has bestowed a person with a certain level of knowledge and tourism. Lo yimnatov, he must not withhold that good from others. He's given this this this goodness. Now you gotta go share it. Velo Yibal Malamdi Dasisam Dar Shah. These people shouldn't become tired of imparting their knowledge to the masses, uh, for those who sink Hashem via Nidrish Gandal Shelu, Venim to the Lobig Show. He should pursue even those who do not ask him, and he should make himself available even to those who do not seek. After him, Uvamdo Bisod Anashem, whenever he finds himself in the company of other people, Yeshtada La Hamshik, the Hadavarma Divraya Musr, he should try to steer the conversation towards words of Musr, and to teach the listeners the path in which they should go, and to show them and educate them about the deeds that they should do. Ashri Adam Motzuchachmu Adam Yafik Tevuno Lachir and praiseworthy is a person who has found wisdom, who has found wisdom, a person who can disseminate understanding and tire to others. He naysanachir godless. Right, where the Zaire describes the greatness of the person who brings merit to those who are liable. That is truly wondrous. That concludes the section of Yudia. Let's ensure that we're constantly on the journey of knowledge. If a person is on a level where he can disseminate and teach to others, don't hold back the goodness from others, spread the light, spread the wealth, spread the love. And Mirz Hashem, we should all take a Bizuich to uh tap into the well springs of knowledge, the well springs of Yadiah. Okay, this concludes today's section. Mirz Hashem, tomorrow we begin a new topic, exciting topic, the topic of Yetzer. We're gonna learn all about the Peleoites approach to the constant battle that takes place within our very hearts. Stay tuned. See that.