Wonders4Life Shiur 785 New
Oct 13, 2026 · 2 min · 3 segments
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Oct 13, 2026 · 2 min · 3 segments
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That's the objective of a person being able to be makir the toyvos of the Ribono shel Olam.
You know, someone left me a message that we should start a shir of different t-favors that the Ribono shel Olam does for you.
Now, technically, we could do that, but I think part of the avoda is that you gotta do it yourself.
You know, I can't tell you what you should realize, you know, what you-- I, man, I could try to help you feel, you know, try to give you a little, you know, thoughts, which is really what we do in the One This Whole Life shir.
We try to do that, at least.
But really, it's something that a person should realize himself.
When we-- just like we feel simcha when we see an individual that you haven't seen in a while who's unexpected.
When so- like we said many times, expectation and appreciation are opposites.
When something's unexpected, then all of a sudden you appreciate it.
That's the goal for a person to feel that the chasadim of the Ribono shel Olam should be unexpected, even though Baruch Hashem, the Ribono shel Olam constantly showers us with chasadim.
And Baruch Hashem, always zecher to bracha from the Ribono shel Olam.
But we have to develop the attitude that, yeah, gotta expect it.
Baruch Hashem, the Ribono shel Olam gives it.
And then a person can have appreciation for the chasadim of HaKadosh Baruch Hu.
The goal in life for a person is to look at every day behischadshas bechol yamyu beeinecha kechadashim.
Chazal say it about limud haTorah.
It applies to everything in life.
The more where we look at-- we view things with a hischadshas, the more a person will be-- be'ezras Hashem bezecher to be b'simcha and feel hakaras hatov for the toyvos that the Ribono shel Olam did for him.
That's the objective of a person being able to be makir the toyvos of the Ribono shel Olam.
You know, someone left me a message that we should start a shir of different t-favors that the Ribono shel Olam does for you.
Now, technically, we could do that, but I think part of the avoda is that you gotta do it yourself.
You know, I can't tell you what you should realize, you know, what you-- I, man, I could try to help you feel, you know, try to give you a little, you know, thoughts, which is really what we do in the One This Whole Life shir.
We try to do that, at least.
But really, it's something that a person should realize himself.
When we-- just like we feel simcha when we see an individual that you haven't seen in a while who's unexpected.
When so- like we said many times, expectation and appreciation are opposites.
When something's unexpected, then all of a sudden you appreciate it.
That's the goal for a person to feel that the chasadim of the Ribono shel Olam should be unexpected, even though Baruch Hashem, the Ribono shel Olam constantly showers us with chasadim.
And Baruch Hashem, always zecher to bracha from the Ribono shel Olam.
But we have to develop the attitude that, yeah, gotta expect it.
Baruch Hashem, the Ribono shel Olam gives it.
And then a person can have appreciation for the chasadim of HaKadosh Baruch Hu.
The goal in life for a person is to look at every day behischadshas bechol yamyu beeinecha kechadashim.
Chazal say it about limud haTorah.
It applies to everything in life.
The more where we look at-- we view things with a hischadshas, the more a person will be-- be'ezras Hashem bezecher to be b'simcha and feel hakaras hatov for the toyvos that the Ribono shel Olam did for him.
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