
Daily Sparks – Day 6: Is Marriage Suffocating?
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5 minutes a Day on the Parsha with Yiddy Klein — Daily Sparks – Day 6: Is Marriage Suffocating?. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
This Torah class is brought to you by Torahanytime.com A question is asked, why do we have to go to Shulta Daven every day? Why do we Daven that feel of Barak Alaynu and ask for Panasa daily if it was already determined that Rajasana, how much we will earn this year? So it seems there are at least throughout the year are unnecessary. And the answer is, even though Hashem puts all of our needs and wants in our bank account on Rajasana, however, we still have to go every day to the Panasa bank to Shulta and we draw it. A person can have millions of dollars in his account, but if he never goes to the bank to make him a troll, he will live his whole life in poverty. Hashem is deposited all of our issues in our account on Rajasana. All we have to do is open our sider and ask for it. When we open up our sider or the Helm to Daven, that is the equivalent to putting in our bank card into the ATM machine and apparently it is a daily limit. So we have to come back tomorrow and do it all over again.
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