When There's a Will There's a Way | Pele Yoetz | Hachzek Day 60

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Here we go. Day 60 Paleoids. Today's shear is graciously sponsored by Anonymous. Thank you very much, Mr. Anonymous. Okay. Aval Zayis Tyras Adam. We're finishing up the section of Khaizak, the section of fortitude. We're learning about the importance of living with strength and resilience. Aval Zays Tiras Adam is Shahuyahudi. Person has to realize this is what it means to be a yidvahim. Where our soul doesn't just want, but it yearns to serve God. I'll call Davar Ashaida Shua Veroshar when we know when we're faced with an obstacle, a sin, something that's against that relationship. We have to fight with great strategies against the Itzaharbi is chazik vi is amits. We have to give it everything we've got, Allah Mishbar, Lushmar, Vilasus to fulfill and compl and carry out the mitzvos of a sham called Dava Filaad Mavas Velo Yavar, even to the extent where we're most cernefish our own lives. It's just talking about a high level of commitment and loyalty to the Abishter. Just like the person's Yitzhara comes up with new plans and he gets stronger every single day. Every single day we wake up, Yizgabr, Kari. A person has to have strength and vitality. What am I going to do today to bring the world one step closer to where it's supposed to go? And only I can fulfill my unique tafkir and mission. Yes, the Yitzhara is going to come up with his schemes, but let me preempt him, right? The beginning of Shokar says that we're supposed to be Ma'ir of the Shakar. We're supposed to wake in the morning, not to live passively where we wait till the morning wakes us up, but when but we come up with strategies. How are we going to get the Yitzhar? How are we going to get closer to Khirj Sh Barakhu? To live with that activeness that's so important. There's not going to be any exemption. If the beginning is difficult, or if a person uh fails in the beginning, it's going to be hard in the end. Know this, that there's a claw, a general rule in life, that the beginnings are difficult. But when you apply yourself, and the more you accustom yourself to do it, you're going to set yourself right. You're going to be okay. If it's difficult for you to fulfill, remember what Pirky Abbas teaches us that we've judged not necessarily based on the end result, but we're judged based on how much effort we applied. Vizekal Gadl Batara, this is such a major principle when it comes to Tara and to Yiddishkite. Wishing everybody all the best. And my email address is rabbi strumo at gmail.com. If you're not yet part of our uh WhatsApp chat and you'd like to be where we post the daily share, the links, then please reach out again to me and let me know. All right. Take care.