If You Want A Miracle Watch This (MODESTY STRONG MUSSAR)

0:42For years she's been watching shiurim Torah, all types of speakers, all types of things. She keeps Shabbat, she kept kosher, she kept mitzvot. But she had an impossible time dealing with modesty. Impossible. Could never be modest. All types of immodest clothes. Shabbat, kashrut, chagim, fasting, sukkot, all the time she kept everything. Modesty, Hashem yishmor v'yatzil. She sends me a letter yesterday. She says, I want to let you know at two o'clock in the morning. I want to let you know, Rabbi, I finally bought my first wardrobe of completely modest clothes. And this is not a woman that's now in her, you know, 75 years old and has nothing to look at. A young woman, a young woman that's, you know, still at the prime of her life. says, "Rabbi, that's it. I'm finished. I'm going to only wear modest clothes, and I want to let you know it's because of the shiurim you gave about what a Bat Yisrael really is, being a Jewish princess. Because my Father in heaven is the King, I’ve got to look like the princess, not like these zonot in the streets that don't know how to wear clothes. I want to look like a Bat Yisrael, a princess."

2:08She says, "Shurim, help me." And you have to understand, this has been my tikkun my entire life. And you know what the answer is, Rabotai? This woman, I told her, and I'll tell anyone: Any woman that takes this mitzvah on, of serious modesty—not fake modesty—serious modesty, which means not just modest clothes, but also modest behavior. And if you're married, also a kisui rosh. A married woman must have a kisui rosh, unless she doesn't have a rosh. If you do not have a head, you don't have to cover your head. But if you have a head and you're married, you have to cover your head. The point is modesty. That's the Akeidat Yitzchak, Rabotai. That's the Akeidat Yitzchak of this generation for women. That's the biggest tikkun in the world for a woman. That's what the Torah says. The Zohar HaKadosh says, the tikkun for men is zera levatala, wasting seed, and learning Torah. The tikkun for women is modesty.

3:11Before Mashiach comes, that's the tikkun. Previous generations had all sorts of tikkunim, like idol worship and various other things. The tikkun before Mashiach comes focuses on modesty for women and avoiding wasting seed for men. Obviously, it includes avoiding promiscuity for both men and women and engaging in Torah study for men. When a woman overcomes her yetzer hara and buys herself a modest wardrobe, she throws out all the immodest clothes. Doesn't sell them so somebody else is going to be immodest and make more sins. Instead, she throws them in the garbage or burns them. She didn't even make a video about it for Kiddush Hashem. Rabbotai, that's the Akeidat Yitzchak. That person, I'm telling you, and any woman who's listening to me, I'm not a prophet nor the son of a prophet, but I can tell you something that I learned from experience and from the Torah. That woman is going to see some major miracles in these next 12 months. I'm not just talking about Olam Haba. In the next 12 months, she's going to see more miracles than she's seen in her entire life combined.

4:19Surely it's going to be difficult. Surely there are going to be all types of tests. But a woman who takes on modesty when it's challenging for her, it's the greatest thing in the world, Rabbi. It's the greatest thing in the world. There's nothing greater than that. not talking about a woman at 75 or 80 years old and finally she's going to be modest. Okay, it's good for her too, but if a 20- or 30-year-old woman or a 15-year-old young woman takes on modesty when she's pretty much used to a pleated suit, I'm telling you—who says, "You just did the same sacrifice to Me as Avraham Avinu when he brought his son." That's how you get it. When a guy takes on tikkun ha'Brit and learns Torah seriously, rabotai yekarim, there's nothing greater in the world than that. Nothing greater in the world than that. A person needs to understand if he does not keep his Brit, he's not going to be able to do teshuva. Even Shabbat, he's not going to be able to keep completely.

5:34Why? Because they're both Brit. One Brit depends on the other. When a guy is a Shomer Brit, he's going to have the power to overcome all obstacles. When he's not a Shomer Brit, Rabbi, he's simply on borrowed time. He's in danger at all times. If he doesn't learn Torah every day, he's not going to be able to know how to be a Jew. He's not going to be able to. You don't need sources of Torah to explain to you that without learning Torah, there's no Olam HaBa. The reason why is because the only way you learn how to be a Jew is by learning Torah. If you don't learn Torah, how are you going to know how to be a Jew? How do you know how to keep Shabbat? How do you know how to put on tefillin? How do you know how to pray? How do you know what to say? How do you know how to do anything? You don't know if you don't learn Torah. You put in a couple of hours every day, you learn some Mussar, you learn the Chumash, you learn a little Gemara. When you get to that point, start learning Gemara. The point is you start learning Torah every day, every day a little bit more, a little bit more, a little bit more, a couple of hours every day. If you have more time, especially now, it has to be a lot more than a couple of hours.

6:46And little by little, you start seeing your life change, your neshama (soul) change, your joy in life change. And you start understanding that there's a time to be scared and there's a time to not be scared. If it's Hashem, be scared. If it's other things, there's no fear. There's no reason to be scared of anything else other than HaKadosh Baruch Hu (the Holy One, Blessed be He). Which means, that if you're doing the right thing, if you're really doing your best, you should be happy as can be. You should be singing, dancing, no problem. Why? You're doing everything right. You're doing everything you're supposed to do. You're trying your best. You're seriously trying your best. If you're a Shomer Brit in this generation, you're like a prophet. Why? There aren't that many. And it's good news for Klal Yisrael and the world. I got news today that, Baruch Hashem, our CDs are ready, the USBs are ready, and Be'ezrat Hashem, they're going onto a shipment now, as we speak. Be'ezrat Hashem, they'll be in the next month. So it's officially being shipped. Be'ezrat Hashem, that's the real cure for a virus much, much worse than Corona. It's called Pagam HaBrit.

8:10When people know it's not Shomer Brit, nothing's going to work. And this is really important for people to understand. The Torah talks to us a lot about HaKadosh Baruch Hu wanting His nation, wanting His firstborn, loving His firstborn. But the Torah also talks to us about Hashem rebuking us, telling us that when we do wrong, He has to punish us. Not because He wants to punish us, but sometimes you have to punish your child in order to get him back in the right direction so you don't lose him. It's time that we all start acting like good kids. There's no more 50-50 teshuva. If you're not learning Torah every single day, your teshuva hasn't even started. If you're a woman who's not modest, your teshuva hasn't even started. If you're going to a beit knesset or listen to shiurim by people who are not telling you strong mussar, strong things to change your life, you're listening to the wrong speakers. You're wasting your time. It's not even considered Torah.

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