Oct 11, 2026 · 18 min · 9 segments
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You should always push away with the left hand and pull towards you with the right hand.
Basically, there always has to be a balance in the favor of good.
So the Gemurah says, what happened? Because the Gemurah says, And they went to a place in Mitzrayim and they came to a...
And B'shem Ben Perachi said, what do you mean? I'm not talking about the physical beauty.
That's not what Tamid Chachom talk about.
They don't look at these things, B'chol.
So he said, Ruxa, you're doing these things.
And he pushed him away.
He didn't want to hear it from him.
So he pushed him away.
And Yisha kept on coming back to him and asking him to accept him back as a Baal Sheva.
And he didn't want to accept him.
Once he came to him and Ruxa was holding him in the middle of Kirishma.
And he judged it to him, and like, okay, wait a minute.
Yishai not, so he didn't understand it.
He thought he's pushing me away again.
So he said, ah, you're pushing me away, I'm out.
I'm not doing yeshiva anymore, and that's finished.
After Rav Shem Perachio finished, Rishmi went back to him and says, come, let's do yeshiva.
He says, no, I can't do it anymore, because once you pushed me away, I went, I...
I served idols, I turned into idolatry, and I can't do chivas.
He says, you can't do chivas.
He says, no, because I've been taught, I have sinned, I've made other sins, and I can't do chivas anymore.
And from there, we see that you have to have a balance when you're giving missa to somebody, not to be too harsh.
You should always push away with the left hand and pull towards you with the right hand.
Basically, there always has to be a balance in the favor of good.
So the Gemurah says, what happened? Because the Gemurah says, And they went to a place in Mitzrayim and they came to a...
And B'shem Ben Perachi said, what do you mean? I'm not talking about the physical beauty.
That's not what Tamid Chachom talk about.
They don't look at these things, B'chol.
So he said, Ruxa, you're doing these things.
And he pushed him away.
He didn't want to hear it from him.
So he pushed him away.
And Yisha kept on coming back to him and asking him to accept him back as a Baal Sheva.
And he didn't want to accept him.
Once he came to him and Ruxa was holding him in the middle of Kirishma.
And he judged it to him, and like, okay, wait a minute.
Yishai not, so he didn't understand it.
He thought he's pushing me away again.
So he said, ah, you're pushing me away, I'm out.
I'm not doing yeshiva anymore, and that's finished.
After Rav Shem Perachio finished, Rishmi went back to him and says, come, let's do yeshiva.
He says, no, I can't do it anymore, because once you pushed me away, I went, I...
I served idols, I turned into idolatry, and I can't do chivas.
He says, you can't do chivas.
He says, no, because I've been taught, I have sinned, I've made other sins, and I can't do chivas anymore.
And from there, we see that you have to have a balance when you're giving missa to somebody, not to be too harsh.
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