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Episode 2427 - May You Always Be Running!

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Episode 2427 - May You Always Be Running!

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2711 Daily Torah SchmoozeEpisode 2427 - May You Always Be Running!. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Good evening. Hope you had an awesome day. So this is the time of year that I'd love to invite people to if they can help support the run that I'm doing. Well, they're not really supporting the run. They're supporting the running that I'm doing. Not the running of the actual Yorkville run, but the running in life to try to do things that are important. You know, we say that the word for ground for the earth is ariths and the word for heavens is shamayem. And our sage just teaches that the reason why shamayem is called shamayem is because it comes in the word sham, which means there. When you hit heaven, you're just there. That's where you are. Whatever you've done in this world, when you get there, that's exactly where you stay. But in this world, it's erets. Ah, rats. I will run. This world is a world for running and doing, accomplishing, taking goals and making a difference in this world. I've run the first words he was told by God was lechlechlechle. Start walking. When we've followed Jewish law, it's called halacha, which means going. Ultimately, our job in life is when we're down in this world to always be running,

running to do good things, good things for others, good things for the world, and good things to go ahead and make this place a holier and better place. So if you want to help my running, not just the Yorkville run, but my running to try to help the beautiful community that we're continuing to grow and build, just look in the podcast notes and give a click on the link. I'd really appreciate it. And if you want, never too late to run as well, whether it be on the Yorkville run or as a part of our community. Everyone's welcome. And so on that note, wishing you an awesome night. Thank you in advance for supporting and I look forward to seeing you tomorrow.

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