274. Reeh: what’s meant for me

Hello, everybody, and welcome to this week's Sikha.

Today is August 4th, 2026.

It is Chas Ales of 5786.

We're in Parshas Re'eh, and we are really excited to be learning together.

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We

are so excited to learn today in honor of a few people

who are sponsoring.

We'll kick off with Ruthie Stern, whose birthday it just was, and she is sponsoring today in close of her birthday, and she added in close of my birthday, which was yesterday.

Hers was a test.

Mine was tough.

and in honor of all the campers at Ganesh Roll, Florida, overnight.

Ruthie, thank you so much.

And those campers are very, very lucky to have you.

And just wishing you a Shabbat Shabbat Shabbat.

Just really successful, successful year in your Shabbat this year.

And our next sponsor gets a huge Mavzo, Malki Backman.

It's sponsored in honor of her newborn baby girl, Reva Sima Bas Alta Malka.

So Mavzo, Mavzo, may she grow with Tyra, Lachota, Lamai, and Tyvim.

And thank you for taking our sikhahs with you on this big, big simchat.

Our next two sponsors, we're going to learn in skos of yahrzeit.

Chani Anoka is sponsoring in honor of her mother's yahrzeit, which is coming up this week on Chas Balad Menachem Av.

And other listeners are sponsoring in honor of their mother, Rizka Bas Nachem.

whose Yerushalayim is coming up, all of you who are sponsoring in honor of your mother's Yerushalayim, you should have a lot of Nachamah.

You should really be reunited with Mashiach.

And your families should continue to give your mothers much, much, much Nachah.

So really just it comes down to we're done.

We're ready for Mashiach.

So let's bring us all back together again.

And thank you so much for tuning in.

We are going to kick off our learning with giving some tzedakah.

Tzedakah sh'mekrevet es hageulah.

And Mr. Shapiro, thank you so much.

Thanks for making this happen, and please take it away.