Wonders4Life Shiur 782 Year
Oct 6, 2026 · 2 min · 2 segments
How Long Will It Last?
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Oct 6, 2026 · 2 min · 2 segments
How Long Will It Last?
That's very important to internalize.
It's incumbent on an individual to make sure that he doesn't lose the simcha.
Simcha keeps you in touch with the Rabbeinu Shel Olam.
Simcha keeps you in touch with yourself.
Simcha keeps you in touch with Avodah Hashem.
Simcha is the gasoline that drives Avodah Hashem.
And it's impor- it's imperative for a person to maintain his simcha of Yom Tov Agansiar.
How do you do that? By being makir, havel haval hamamar kehelas havel haval hamakal haval.
Like we said many times, the reason why people don't appreciate the gifts of HaKadosh Baruch Hu is because they get caught up in all the shtusim, the things that they don't have, the things that they want, et cetera, et cetera, instead of focusing on the things that they have.
When a person realizes hakol haval, which means everything is just noise, everything is just dimyon, and the only thing that really exists is our relationship, ein kol chadash tachas hashemesh.
The ein yisron, ma yisron la'adam bechal hamole sheyamot tachas hashemesh.
Tachas hashemesh, it's all dimyon.
There's nothing there.
And the real simcha is a person being makir the chasadim of the Rabbeinu Shel Olam, his family, his health, the bracha that HaKadosh Baruch Hu gives him.
That's what gives a person simcha.
And the only way we're going to be able to keep it is if we're able to bring those attitudes into the regular mundane, the regular situation that goes on.
When a person develops that, that's what helps us keep the kedusha and the simcha of Sukkos to last Agansiar.
That's very important to internalize.
It's incumbent on an individual to make sure that he doesn't lose the simcha.
Simcha keeps you in touch with the Rabbeinu Shel Olam.
Simcha keeps you in touch with yourself.
Simcha keeps you in touch with Avodah Hashem.
Simcha is the gasoline that drives Avodah Hashem.
And it's impor- it's imperative for a person to maintain his simcha of Yom Tov Agansiar.
How do you do that? By being makir, havel haval hamamar kehelas havel haval hamakal haval.
Like we said many times, the reason why people don't appreciate the gifts of HaKadosh Baruch Hu is because they get caught up in all the shtusim, the things that they don't have, the things that they want, et cetera, et cetera, instead of focusing on the things that they have.
When a person realizes hakol haval, which means everything is just noise, everything is just dimyon, and the only thing that really exists is our relationship, ein kol chadash tachas hashemesh.
The ein yisron, ma yisron la'adam bechal hamole sheyamot tachas hashemesh.
Tachas hashemesh, it's all dimyon.
There's nothing there.
And the real simcha is a person being makir the chasadim of the Rabbeinu Shel Olam, his family, his health, the bracha that HaKadosh Baruch Hu gives him.
That's what gives a person simcha.
And the only way we're going to be able to keep it is if we're able to bring those attitudes into the regular mundane, the regular situation that goes on.
When a person develops that, that's what helps us keep the kedusha and the simcha of Sukkos to last Agansiar.
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