Dec. 19, 2024

Incorporate Hashem in Your Life

Have you ever felt irked by the overuse of religious phrases in everyday conversation? Our guest shares their journey through the Shaduchim process, revealing how hearing words like "Baruch HaShem" became a profound learning opportunity. Initially, these expressions seemed a distraction, but a new appreciation for the power of spiritual language emerged through self-reflection and studying Rashi's interpretation of Joseph's story. This episode promises to uncover how integrating spirituality into daily life can pave the way for personal growth and success.

Join us as we explore the transformative potential of language with our guest, who candidly discusses the lessons learned from the traditional Jewish matchmaking journey. Discover how acknowledging the divine in everyday exchanges can enhance your personal and relational fulfillment, much like Joseph's success through his consistent invocation of God's name. Whether navigating Shaduchim or seeking to enrich your spiritual practice, this conversation offers valuable insights into how your words can reflect and shape your inner world.

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I did my time.

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I spent about a little over a year in Shaduchim.

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I was looking for my life partner, my soulmate, dated many people, saw a lot of different things, learned a lot about myself.

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But I had a big problem in Shaduchim and I couldn't exactly voice it to the Shadchan Really to anyone because this problem was not in good taste.

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See, I really despised when I would ask a simple question to somebody and they respond with yeah, yeah, yeah, emirtz HaShem or Baruch HaShem.

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How are you, baruch HaShem?

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I didn't ask you to bless HaShem.

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I asked you to respond to a question, or kindly ask you something, and hope you would respond normally.

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So why are you saying Yim Yirtz HaShem or Baruch HaShem to my question?

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It just seems so I don't know naive, childish, as if unworldly Baruch HaShem, yim Yirtz HaShem.

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It just seemed a bit annoying and became a pet peeve of mine.

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But now you see why I couldn't mention that to Esharchim, because it wouldn't sound very good if I said I didn't want the name of heaven to be in this person's mouth.

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I'd like to audibly declare my repentance.

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I had a hunch that was incorrect, because Rashi in our parasha says what is it that?

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The Gentile professor, the Gentile president, the Gentile potiphar, the man who was in charge of Egypt.

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What was it that he saw in Joseph as to why it is that he had God with him?

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He saw that Hashem was Ito.

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He had God frequently in his vocabulary.

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He constantly, incessantly, would drop the name God in his conversations.

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The Lord was with him in his conversations.

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That's how Rashi interprets it.

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You see, potiphar would say Joseph, clean the floors.

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And he would say Iosef, clean the floors.

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And he would say I'm getting to it.

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Or Baruch Hashem, master, I've made you a delicious supper for your entire party this evening.

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And Potiphar saw wow, that's a godly man.

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The heavenly divine presence is now resting itself on him.

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Because it should be as clear as day from these sources that to incorporate God in your life, the easiest way to begin this process is to now drop God's name in your conversations.

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How was your day?

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It was well, baruch Hashem.

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Thank God.

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G-d gave me health and happiness today.

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Der Eibishter Made me a set of two eyeballs that work Anything.

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You know what happens when you bring God into your life.

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You get success, Because that's the very next words in the Pesach.

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And you saw that Hashem was with him.

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V'chol asher hu'osa Hashem matzliach biyado.

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When you bring God into your life, you become like Yosef and you become super successful.

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So if you get a flat tire, god, I see and I accept the yisr, and then Baruch Hashem, it got fixed.

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I'm going to see you later Go about your day with the name of God Frequently, continuously, constantly showing itself as one of the very, very prevalent words inside of your mouth.