Inspirational KIRUV LIVE in Action (13 minutes)

1:11He didn't have eventually. He died without doing teshuva. My cousin died without doing teshuva. People die every single day without doing teshuva. They didn't have eventually. Eventually, they never got there. So the roses that you painted for him and the Care Bears you gave him didn't help him because eventually never arrived. So now, how do we know we have tomorrow? How do we know we have next week? How do we know that we have all this luxury of time to eventually do teshuva? What makes you think that Hashem is waiting for you? What makes you think, what gives you the right to think that the King of Kings is gonna wait for you for when you're ready? Because we are God's children. So what? You're going against Him. You're going against Him when you're going against the Creator. He eventually gave me 65 years. He gave people 20 years. He gave people a hundred years. He gave people eventually the reason why, in the beginning of the Torah, you see that people lived 500 years, 800 years, 900 years, a thousand years.

2:17So, the sages asked, how come we only live 120 years? Later on, Hashem, after the Mabul (the flood), decided that's it—120 years maximum. That's it, finished. Even though there were a few exceptions to the case, like Avraham Avinu, Yitzhak Avinu, and Yaakov Avinu, who lived longer, along the way, in general, the lifespan of man was officially changed to 120 years. Why? Hashem answered the sages, and they said... When I gave them 500 years, 600 years, and 1,000 years, everyone used the same excuse. They said, my cousin lived 900 years. I'm only 300. I'll wait another 500 years. Let me get to 800. Let me get to 800. My last 100 years, I'm a tzaddik yesod olam. The last 100 years, I'm going to be good. Why? My cousin lived to 900. Meaning that if Hashem already told us ahead of time, you're going to live for 70 years, 100 years, 200 years, or whatever you're going to live. If He already told you how much time you're going to live, what are you going to do? You're going to wait until the last minute. The problem is that there's a law in the Torah that Hashem Yitbarach wrote in the Mishnah. In the Mishnah, six laws of the Mishnah. Six laws.

3:18Section of Mishnah. He wrote one of the laws. What's the law? Someone that says, "I'm gonna make a sin and then I'm gonna do teshuva. I'm gonna make a sin and I'm gonna do teshuva. I'm gonna go to the casino this weekend, and then I'm gonna do teshuva on Monday. I'm gonna go eat pork, and then I'm gonna do teshuva on Monday." I'm gonna go out with the guy just this one time, one time. I'm gonna be, one time, I'm gonna take care of business one time with this girl, and then I'm gonna do teshuva. Hashem says just for saying that, for the chutzpah that you're making the King of Kings wait for your teshuva, you're making a sin knowing you're making a sin just to do teshuva. You know you're gonna make a sin to make teshuva for that. What's the punishment? The punishment is you're not gonna live to see teshuva. That's the punishment. Do you understand what's happening here? This is not a joke. This is not a joke. Once you know, you need to do. Now, I'm not saying, and Hashem is not saying, that tomorrow you have to become Rabbi Akiva. I'm not saying that tomorrow you have to... you don't know everything yet. You don't know everything yet to be Rabbi Akiva. You don't know everything to do everything yet. Whatever you know, you've got to do. Shabbat, you know, you've got to do. Kosher, you know, you've got to do. Whatever you know, you've got to do. You've got to start somewhere.

4:32Start somewhere. If you have an employee—I had 135 employees over my career—a lot of people worked for me. Now, I didn't expect them to all be like me overnight. I trained a bunch of them. I told them, "Listen, if you work for me, and within a couple of years you're not making four hundred thousand dollars, you're wasting your time. Go become a teacher." Why is it not worth the risk? It's not worth the headache to make, what, $100,000? Go work somewhere else. If you're not making $400,000 within a couple of years, go work somewhere else. That's what I would tell them. Now, I didn't expect them to become $40,000 producers in a year or in two months. I would tell them, "Listen, you have to get there. Whatever you can do now, do now. Whatever you can do tomorrow, do tomorrow, but at least try your best." When you go to work, do you try your best or do you just sit there doing nothing? Somebody told you, if somebody told you, I know some of us do nothing all day. But if somebody told you, "Listen, you've got a million dollars on the table. Just move a little bit," you're gonna move. You're gonna move. If somebody told you, "You have a million dollars on the table, make an extra five phone calls today," you're gonna move. Now, if somebody told you, "You have a billion dollars to make phone calls every single day from morning to night," you're gonna do it or not? Somebody told you, "You've got eternity of a billion dollars every second," and...

5:44Are you going to do anything he says, anything he says? That's all I'm about, my friends, that's all I'm about. If you take all of the good, the Mishnah, you take all of the good that all of the people that ever lived, you combine it in one second, combine all of the good that everybody ever had, whether it's from pleasure, money, or from any other type of pleasure there is in the world, you combine... combine all of the good that ever existed for all of civilization into one rega, one moment. It's not equivalent to one rega for you being in Olam Haba. That's a good part. You understand it's worth it to do teshuva. You just got to start somewhere. Start taking Hashem seriously and both Hashem and Torah. Listen, Hashem brought you to a point to start. The most important part of Torah is learning. Doing, growing the beard, not growing a beard. The hat, you don't need to wear the hat. You don't even have to go to the Knesset if you don't want to. Hold on, you just said the most important thing about Shabbat is learning. Learning. But it doesn't count if we don't keep Shabbat. You have to keep Shabbat. You have to keep Shabbat. You have to learn to do.

6:54You have to learn how to keep Shabbat. You have to learn to do so. So now, here's the thing. I have some materials for you guys for free. It's not for sale. Easy mitzvot. Easy mitzvot. The Baal HaBayit will receive a bigger package, while the rest will receive a bit less. Easy mitzvot. We have a kiruv package available. This includes a book. One moment. It's a book titled "Torah and Science." This is scientific proof of God. It involves regular scientists. We observed what they actually achieved through science. Some of the examples I gave you are scientific proofs of God's existence, aligning with teachings that were written 2,000 or 3,000 years ago and are now proven in science. There's a very good book in English on this subject. Aside from that, there is a prayer... This is very, very special to me. We did this. It's a special poster for something that most people don't appreciate. And what is it? The fact that you're able to go to the bathroom without pain. The fact that you're able to go to the bathroom, period. Every time you go to the bathroom, whether it's number one or number two, you thank Hashem for it. Why? Because it says in the blessing, if one of the holes that's supposed to be open is closed,

8:08One of the closing comments is open. You wouldn't be able to survive an hour. So at least, at least for a moment, thank Hashem for it. Every time you go, put this poster outside of your bathroom. You make this; it's free. We sell it on the website, but for you guys, it's free. Aside from that, you have some CDs. I brought you guys some of my CDs, for whoever doesn't have them. There are two CDs here. In total, there's 76 hours worth of Torah. You can put it into your CD player in the car. One CD is my personal story with a bunch of other things, but there's 76 hours worth of Torah. By the time you finish CD number one and CD number two, you're a tzaddik. Okay, you have that; then you have, if that wasn't enough, we also brought you Rabbi Yosef Mizrachi. Rabbi Mizrachi's CD number one contains 16 different lectures, totaling about 30 hours of Torah. These are 16 different lectures of amazing shiurim. By the time you finish this, you'll be a tzaddik. And then, last but not least, two last things: you have "Torah and Science," which is that movie I told you about. You can put it on a DVD and watch it as a family. I'm sure some of you still have a TV, or you can use a computer. Put this in the DVD player; it’s four hours of scientific proof of Hashem. Amazing stuff—it’s very, very interesting. Obviously, you don’t have to watch it all in one sitting; you can watch it over the course of a week. But the point is, it’s very interesting, and it’s free. Free is a good price.

9:32And last but not least, there's a Kiruv package. Anyone that's interested, just give me your name and address and phone number, and I'll send you a Kiruv package with this book, because I only brought one of these books, so it's very heavy, and a bunch of other CDs. That's this package, which the Beit El Bet will have. It has about 12 CDs. Each one has about 30 hours worth of shiurim, meaning you have almost 400 hours worth of Torah here, plus blessings, plus cards, plus all these different things that are very, very interesting. And last but not least... Last but not least, you have tzitzit. Anyone that wants to get a mitzvah, if you don't want any mitzvot then no problem. But if you want mitzvot, because every mitzvah is worth trillions in Olam HaBa, anyone that wants a mitzvah every second that they're alive, just put on tzitzit. How much? Free. Why? Because your mitzvot are much more valuable to me than your money. Tzitzit, take out the tzitzit, put it on 24 hours a day, or at least throughout the whole day. Not at night. The mitzvah of tzitzit is during the day, not at night. But you can put it on 24 hours a day, put the tzitzit on, and that's a mitzvah for every single second that you wear it. Who's volunteering to put on the tzitzit?

10:48The ones that already want it, already have it, don't want it. The ones that don't have it, I'm not sure if they want it. Okay, if you want it and you're embarrassed to accept it, it's over here. And B'ezrat Hashem, like I said, there's proof, there's Torah. If you accept it, yes, right now you do a blessing with me, B'ezrat Hashem. Try it. Yalla, Jerry, Jerry. Yalla, Jerry. Yalla, come on, Jerry, come. Come, Jerry, make a blessing. Give your blessing. No one else is here, finally. The rest of you guys are still looking. We have problems, but at least you did see them clearly. I'm afraid to ask you here because it might be embarrassing. No, it's okay. You can ask anything you want. Let me give you a blessing first of all. Jerry, Ben. Tell me, what's the problem you have with me or the question? I have a problem with everything that you gave us tonight. Everything? No, no, no. It's not about everything. It's not about... I don't know. Maybe I'm putting this inside and outside. I don't know.

12:10Look at Jay with the tzitzit. Listen, you have to commit to it forever. At least you're going to wear it a little bit. No, who's next? You have to see, you have already seen who doesn't have a tallit? Okay, so we have already the tzaddik here. I came to a Haredi shiur. I didn't know you guys are Hareidim.