Modeh Ani --HaShem Has Emunah In YOU!!!! (5 Minutes) by Rabbi Yaron Reuven
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1:31Before someone dies, you're supposed to help them do Kriyat Shema and Viduy. Why? Do teshuva before you die. Why? There's no more teshuva after you die. Once you go up to Shamayim, there's no more teshuva. Do teshuva before you die. Going to sleep, Rabotai, the Gemara in Masechet Brachot says, is one-sixtieth of a death. Meaning it's a partial death. A large part of your neshama leaves your body, goes to Shamayim. This neshama goes to Shamayim and says to Hashem, "Look, Hashem, before you brought me to this world, I was pure. I was part of You. I was over here next to the Shekhinah, enjoying. I thought everything was great. Now You connected me with this body. Hashem, this body doesn't stop sinning. The guy, he looks here, he looks there, everything that moves, he looks at it. His eyes don't stop sinning; his hands, he doesn't keep to himself. He keeps stealing from everybody." Steals on the computer. He steals at work. He steals here. He steals everywhere. He steals with his mouth. Honestly, Hashem, I think you should take away his speech. He doesn't stop saying Lashon Hara. The guy doesn't stop talking; every time he talks, Lashon Hara comes out. If it's not Lashon Hara, he doesn't talk. So the Neshama goes up to Shamayim and complains, "I don't want to go back. I don't want to go back to this body. Why? This body is killing me." Hashem says, "You have to go back."
2:57I believe in him. I believe that today he's gonna do teshuva. As of today, Hashem, he's not gonna do teshuva. He didn't do teshuva yesterday. He's not gonna do it today. No, no, no, Hashem. He has to do teshuva. He's gonna do teshuva today. He has a shiur on Sunday at 8 o'clock. Starts really at 8:30. He's gonna go. He's gonna do teshuva after the shiur. He's gonna watch the clips. He's gonna do a shiur. He's gonna do teshuva today. Hashem, he's not even gonna go to the shiur. This guy's a batlan. He's lazy. He's gonna watch sports. He's gonna do this. He's not going. He's not gonna do teshuva. Hashem says, I command you. He commands the neshama. I command you to go back to the body. Now, this whole time the neshama signs off on all the sins that the body made. Which means that after 120, somebody goes up to Shamayim, they're going to show him all the sins. They're not only going to show him the sins that he made in his life—the movie of all the sins—but also they're going to show him his signature. Look over here—you admitted you did this, over here—you admitted you did this, and over here—you admitted you did this. And they're also going to show him all the Malachim Chabala that he created, all the destructive angels that he created.
4:03All the sins that he made; so there's no, like, "Oh, I wasn't sure. I didn't know. Really, I did it." There's no surprises in olam ha'emet—everybody knows. So now the neshama says, "Listen, save me before it's too late. I have to pay for the sins because I'm a partner, but let me just pay for it now, right? Don't bring me back into the body and make more sins." Hashem says, "No, today's going to do teshuva." And that's why, Rabotai, when you wake up in the morning... What does it mean? Thank you, Hashem. Thank you, Hashem, for bringing back my neshama because you have emunah in me. What do you mean you have emunah in me? No, no. When you say Emunatecha, it means you, Hashem, have emunah in me. What emunah? Emunah. You forced the neshama. You're thanking Hashem. Why are you thanking Hashem? Because He forced the neshama to go back to your body because He has emunah that today you're going to do teshuva. So that's why you actually say Modeh Ani.
