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Vayimaen — Down Payment for the Year | Rabbi Zev Smith. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
The Palman's told us of a young woman who decided to undergo exweeciating, repainful treatment to treat the machla even though there was very little hope of it helping. And she says, why? She says, I have young children. I have a mission in life. I have things to do. Any extension of life is so precious to me. And then her palm added, it comes up in the meroying. We ask for everything. The Khrainulahhaim, the Khrasvenulah, for ourselves, our family, what is our claim to all this? And he answered the words of Manchur-Likim Khayim. When the person is living with a mission, he has to do something with his time. When he's driven to live the Manchur-Likim Khayim for their banish lambs sake, that's a guarantee of the Khrainulah, and Khrasvenulah, for Khayim. Over the years, we've heard countless stories of people who face crises, who need problems and decided to happen to the enormous strength of Ayamah in moment and with Makabal to rise above their comfort zone and do something special
and they saw miraculous results. And to meet a lot of surprise, the person tells us, as the Ashami says, if you give me your heart and your eyes, I know your mind. Imagine the person says it by this person, your mind. Doesn't he deserve the Yeshua or the fruit that he needs? If there is any greater guarantee, if there is any greater expression of Manchur-Likim Khayim and I'll say yes. Here are those Ghiblery Koyach, those unsung heroes, who also face crises or great needs and rose above their comfort zone and have not yet seen their Yeshua. But they're still living with Manchur-Likim Khayim because they know that that's the greatest success in life to do what's difficult, to do what's challenging, but Parman always peeking these days of Yom Amlirayim, a person must make Kabbalah. That's the way we approach Ayamah din and that's the way we can be sure of what we need if we make Kabbalahs. You might ask, one Kabbalah or two, could that do the trick? Is that sufficient? See, we give a martial. When someone looks at the house, you don't know if he's serious,
but when someone puts down a down payment, even though it's a fraction of the cause, you see he's serious. Our Kabbalahs are our down payments. And there's no greater impact than having a Kabbalah of Manchur-Likim Khayim. And I could suggest I could reach out to the esteemed, beloved, veyamah and families around the world. We all need so much. And the secret is, Le Manchur-Likim Khayim. Take a moment or two in these days before Shashana and sit down and think, what could I do a little more? Again, rising above my comfort zone, whether it's at home, whether it's at work, whether it's where I travel, my vacations, or any other situation that I could do better. Because I know Le Manchur-Likim Khayim is a superpower. And the scost I beloved Le Manchur will be zeuge za'chreil'ul'akayim The ghastveilul'bezeva'achayim'aamein ve'aamein.
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