Une mémoire sélective ?! Rav Eliahou Attia | LM, Torah 262 #breslev #rabbinahman #hassidout #memoire
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I told you once, a long time ago, that we had a grocer, and he was a simple man . Truly a simple man, but he remembered the prices of all the products. It’s been 50 years since then, and I remember myself going crazy as a five- or six-year-old child. How does Yossi remember all the prices? I told you this in the store. I asked my father, and he gave me an answer that I have remembered for almost 50 years. And he said to me: Because it is his life. Once it is your life, you remember, you won't forget anything.
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You remember, lives remember. I told you once, a long time ago, that we had a grocer, and he was a simple man . Truly a simple man, but he remembered the prices of all the products. It’s been 50 years since then, and I remember myself going crazy as a five- or six-year-old child.
How does Yossi remember all the prices? I told you this in the store. I asked my father, and he gave me an answer that I have remembered for almost 50 years. And he said to me: Because it is his life.
Once it is your life, you remember, you won't forget anything. And if you forgot Torah, it's a sign that it isn't your life. And what is life? A life where I have no other life .
Now, the phone—that’s not my life; the chavruta who has a story—that’s not my life; this annoyance—that’s not my life . My life is another page of Gemara, or a page of Mishnah Berurah, or a page of Shulchan Aruch. That is my life. If it is your life—you will remember.
And again, it has nothing to do with talents or being a genius, put that aside, you are who you are.
