The Two Different KIRUV Approaches
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1:14It has a lot of sources, and you could double-check everything. But nonetheless, it's something that gets to the point quickly. You don't have to watch a two-hour show; it's 17 minutes. From the beginning to 10, we get there. So, God bless her. She says, "No, this is too scary. I like to go the, you know, slower and easier, and I think that's good; that approach is better." I said, "I'm sorry, but you're wrong. I disagree." Because she has a few kids, and I said, if your kids, they're little, they want to run to the electric socket because the electric socket looks like a really cool place to put your finger in. It does, actually, it does, but until you know there's electricity there. Now, when you're little, you want to put the, you know, there's wires, there's like free wires because there's construction. Those wires look like something to chew on. Why? They're green, they're yellow, they're blue. They look like a candy. I want to chew on it. But once you chew on it, it's the last thing you're going to chew. ...you need to act swiftly. Sensitivity and caution are important, but when there's imminent danger, urgency is crucial.
2:42because of that approach, that's right away giving him a shockwave where you tell him, "Listen, don't touch it, or else you're going to die." And if I have to hit you to get you to understand the point in order to save you, that's what I'm going to do. If I have to hit you with a shockwave to make sure that you stay away from danger, that's what I'm going to do. Why? Because I want to save your life. I'd rather hurt you a little bit to save your life. Needless to say, with the neshama, when a person violates Shabbat, when a person is committing major sins of the Torah, They are literally destroying their neshama. Each time they make a sin, it's as if there's an atomic bomb going off in their Olam Haba that HaKadosh Baruch Hu designated for them. Every Jew has a share in the World to Come. Every one of them does. You come to this world with a ticket in your hand. The problem is, what's it going to look like when you get there? Once you get there, if you've made a lot of sins, that means you've had millions of atomic bombs in this so all you have is fire. And that's all you have for the rest of eternity. Once you get there, if you've made a lot of aveirot (sins), that means you've had millions of atomic bombs in this, so all you have is fire. And that's all you have for the rest of eternity.
