Wonders4Life Shiur 778 Regular
Sep 16, 2026 · 2 min · 2 segments
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Sep 16, 2026 · 2 min · 2 segments
Is It Regular?
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The Yisrael is, and that's the Yisrael in life, that the Yitzharah has a system called regilis.
He gets a person into a regilis, and you just float, and his very life becomes very, very, becomes basically meaningless, or very, very minimal meaning to it.
The Yisra'el of an Adam Gadol is a person who is able to find meaning in life, in the regular things in life.
I once heard a chash of a Memra.
He said, the difference between an Adam Gadol and an Adam Katan is not in the big things, it's in the small things.
That's the, the Adam Gadol doesn't have small things, and an Adam, and I'll add, an Adam Katan doesn't have big things.
But that's a different discussion.
An Adam Gadol doesn't have small things.
Everything by him is important, everything by him has chashiras.
So the Yisra'el of a person noticing Chasadim of their Bani Shalom is a person breaking the regilis of life.
The Yitzharah has us in a lock, in a regilis lock.
And that's how he keeps us disconnected from Rechneis.
When a person is able to break out of the lock, whatever he notices, any small thing, you break the regilis, that brings you, that tunes you back in to HaKadosh Baruch Hu.
The key is no regilis, his chadshas, something new, a new look, a new thing you notice, something unique, even if you know, especially if it's something that you never paid attention to, that's the biggest godless.
But when a person is able to break that monotony and say, or those words that break the regilis, that's how a person is able to overcome the Yitzhar.
The Yisrael is, and that's the Yisrael in life, that the Yitzharah has a system called regilis.
He gets a person into a regilis, and you just float, and his very life becomes very, very, becomes basically meaningless, or very, very minimal meaning to it.
The Yisra'el of an Adam Gadol is a person who is able to find meaning in life, in the regular things in life.
I once heard a chash of a Memra.
He said, the difference between an Adam Gadol and an Adam Katan is not in the big things, it's in the small things.
That's the, the Adam Gadol doesn't have small things, and an Adam, and I'll add, an Adam Katan doesn't have big things.
But that's a different discussion.
An Adam Gadol doesn't have small things.
Everything by him is important, everything by him has chashiras.
So the Yisra'el of a person noticing Chasadim of their Bani Shalom is a person breaking the regilis of life.
The Yitzharah has us in a lock, in a regilis lock.
And that's how he keeps us disconnected from Rechneis.
When a person is able to break out of the lock, whatever he notices, any small thing, you break the regilis, that brings you, that tunes you back in to HaKadosh Baruch Hu.
The key is no regilis, his chadshas, something new, a new look, a new thing you notice, something unique, even if you know, especially if it's something that you never paid attention to, that's the biggest godless.
But when a person is able to break that monotony and say, or those words that break the regilis, that's how a person is able to overcome the Yitzhar.
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