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0:00Haman HaRasha (the wicked), we have a lot to learn from him. That's why Megillat Esther is read every single year. Why? What's the moral of the story that we're obligated to learn? The moral of the story, Rabotai, is what we learn towards the end of the Megillah. end of the Megillah, when all comes through, he tells his wife, "I have everything. I have the power from the king to run the world. I have money, I have children, I have this, I have that, I have everything. But I don't have one thing—I don't have this Jew bowing to me—and that makes everything worthless." Rabotai, if you don't have one thing, if you don't have beracha, everything is worthless. Everything is worthless. All the parnasah tova, you can make a lot of money, you can make 15 million a minute, but if there's no beracha, because you have no Shabbat, or you have no kosher, or you have no shalom bayit, or your kids are off the derech, or Torah is not even an obligation in your house, if there's no beracha in the money, you have nothing.
