And May We Not Stumble | Rabbi Daniel Coren

0:00felt אני מייך לתרד קרא שמובן שונה כבר התקרא את מהרצה פשוט לא קרא אנחנו נרלה ביקט pissי אנשאר ינבי שיש ארתי ראה של ארה תרעי היתוי ומפרח בין אל תרעי ביקט זה חזר שאין מה קוירה של תולד העין אלו בפה הפערines מףווורם וויים איתנו מאז כך את כו חמשלוי שרד אלו בפה גם בפבי פתאים הנה, המעשי השאלה התפילה. זה something that especially when it comes to an Isayan, that's so powerful. The first thing that we have to always remember, the Haventashen. It can be one quick prayer, Ashem, please help me. I'm in an actual poem. Any time that I feel that there's going to be an Isayan, there's going to be a test. I say, אקסר שווחו, בזכות שאני לא מסתכל. אשכר לפעול ישועות לישראל. אשם, בן the merit that I'm not looking, I should merit to affect salvation to causal. וזה means on a public level, on a personal level.

1:01And when I say that, it reminds me. And there's no reason for me to fall into this trap. It's so much more worthwhile to overcome. And this כרח התפילה, I want to share with you with an incredible story. It's one of my favorite stories of Zilbstein wrote this many, many years ago. There was an average, a young man. He was in learning in Kolo. And he was stuck in a certain passage. And he needed a safer book. That's hard to find in the library. He ended up being referred to a non-religious library in Erzisaw. And before he went, he knew that he's going to be in a place where you don't have kosher food. So he wrote his sandwich. Anyway, at some point he got hungry. He went to wash his hands, and he met a moti, and he ate, and he started to bench. And he's benching every single word out loud very clearly. After he finished benching, there's a librarian there that's clearly not religious. She comes over and she says, you know, you said, I happen to be from a religious family. I'm not religious anymore. There's not such a gyrrsa. There's not such version as Lonnie Kassel.

2:02Lonnie Kassel, Lonnie Kaleem. There's no Nika Shel. Where did you get that from? He says there, I'm telling you. For sure, if I say it, it must be I have a sitter that has a version like that. She says, well, show me. So he took down her number, and he said, I'm going to get back to you. Took a few weeks. He finally found the sitter that has the gyrrsa. Lonnie Kassel, Lonnie Kaleem. And he quickly made a copy. He made a picture of it. And he put arrows on the picture. All pointing to the word Lonnie Kassel. He couldn't find the number anymore of this lady. He sent it to the address of this university. A few months later, probably almost a year, he gets an invitation. And he tells his wife, I can't recognize who this person is. So his wife said, I don't know, we'll just go. And they walk into this wedding. They don't recognize anyone. They're trying to figure out what are they doing there. They're about to leave. Suddenly someone runs over and says, wait, wait, wait. The Carla wants to say hello to you. The Carla comes. She says, you don't recognize me? You remember the words Lonnie Kassel? Let me tell you what happened. I was about to marry Ananju. I was going to marry an Arab. And right before this Arab gave me an ultimatum,

3:03are you going to marry me or not? I suddenly received your letter in the mail. She says, I'm looking at the words Lonnie Kassel. And I say, it can't be that I'm about to do something like this. And for that moment on, I accepted, that's it. I'm returning to Asha. Now I'm marrying someone that's sitting in color and so we cause a view. Look how powerful two words Lonnie Kassel can be. Every time we're about to stumble, to be nigh-shel, just turn to Asha and say Lonnie Kassel. Please help me rebundish a leg of them. You'll see incredible miracles.