...All day he stands and eats, and eats and excretes, this is his service Such is the life of the gentiles, without Torah he has no, no vitality, no.. We, blessed is Hashem, we are Jews, with Torah, we are human beings, but the gentiles are donkeys Hashem Yitbarach gave us the Torah, to know how to live and what we have to do in this world… ...[..…] "It is a great mitzvah, a great mitzvah to always be happy" Hashem Yitbarach {prepared} for us Torah and mitzvot and such a life Such money and such a life, keeping the Torah and the mitzvot We bless Hashem each and every day, that He did not make u.., "Blessed are You, Hashem, Who did not make me a gentile" if we were a gentile, we would have no vitality, nothing, well, it would be like a donkey [..I am the son of a king, the King of kings of kings..] Women? Through what do they merit, what do they have? What kind of life do they have, the women? They need to give birth to sons and raise them, and study and educate them in Torah and mitzvot This is what there is fo.., this is the service we have in this world They teach us how, what we have to do in this world, what are we living here for? For this, what are we here for? Only for the Torah and the mitzvot The gentiles, they have nothing, only like a donkey, it stands and eats and drinks, this is its service It has no other service, {..} does not know\ [Rebbe Yisroel..] Who did not make me a gentile, we say each and every day, we bless Hashem, Who did not make me.. "Blessed are You, Hashem our God, King of the world, Who did not make me a gentile" We have {Torah} and mitzvot, this is the essence of life, without this, there is nothing A donkey, like {it stands every day, stands in the sun, this is its service, does not, does not know more}

{…}, "It is a great mitzvah to be happy always" Our holy Rabbainu gave us such a mitzvah, "It is a great mitzvah to be happy always" What is happiness? We have Torah and mitzvos, this is the happiness Without this there is no life, no happiness, nothing {A gentile} only stands and eats and drinks, does not know, {more} And we have such a Torah, such mitzvos, ah Mitzvos, Shabbos, tefillin, what we have Only "It is a great mitzvah to be happy always," "Who did not make me a gentile" Yes, one can be happy always "It is a great mitzvah to be happy always" What is the happiness? "Who did not make me a gentile" We have Torah and mitzvos We have the mitzvos of tefillin, tzitzis, Shabbos, Pesach, Sukkos, and all, all, all our lives, every moment a mitzvah, a mitzvah, that we live, for what, for what do we live? To fulfill the Torah and the mitzvos. "It is a great mitzvah to be happy always," "Who did not make me a gentile," this is happiness always Every day, day, we bless and thank and say to Hashem: "Blessed are You Hashem, Who did not make me a gentile" We had our holy forefathers, Avraham, Yitzchak, Yaakov And they gave us the Torah—what do we have to do in this world? To bring children and educate them in Torah, and to.. make {{….}} known, that one can be happy always "Who did not make me a gentile," this is happiness always {..} They teach us at every moment, and in every {..}, at every time, how to be a Jew To believe in Hashem, in the Torah and in the mitzvos; we have avodah, such avodah But the gentiles have nothing, neither Torah nor mitzvos nor life nor anything Only like a donkey that.. {that stands\lies down\that eats} and eats He has one task, {he}.. {all his days are for nothing, and he has time}

He has no time, {what is there?} He has to come to work and to eat Why work?—To eat, to eat straw And he always stands and eats; he has no worry, he has no {...}, no task, he only stands and eats How much we, Yisroel, have at every moment and at every time, Torah and mitzvos "It is a great mitzvah to be happy always" A mitzvah is a great thing. What is the mitzvah?—To be happy always We speak with Hashem, open our eyes, sleep and wake up, immediately, "Blessed are You Hashem.." {And speak with Hashem} "Blessed are You Hashem.. Who did not make me a gentile"—is there {any} thing better than the Torah {...} and the mitzvos? Ah, we have for everything. To eat—is it forbidden to eat? What? Are you a donkey? One must say: "Blessed are You Ha.. Hashem, {{that there should not be sleep}}, Who gave us {{….}} Torah" He gave us this, gave us this, he {what}.., he gives us, he g.., gives {understanding}, and he gave us and awakened us That we, boruch Hashem, are human beings, not donkeys The donkey does not know anything, only give him to.. {...} eat and drink day and night He stands and he and eats and drinks, that is it, {…} Why does he eat? Why does he live? Why did he come, come into the world? He knows nothing, {only}, like a donkey We have such a Torah, for every moment, every {th..}.., {{all our lives}}, Torah and mitzvos, Torah and mitzvos {…}, Shabbos, Shabbos, tefillin, tzitzis, {…} And we always speak with Hashem, "Blessed are You Hashem.." Blessed are You Hashem, Who has kept us alive, sustained us, and brought us to this time" We always have what to speak with Hashem about; we speak with Hashem {…} always

"Blessed are You Hashem," as though He is here, and I sa.., and I say to Him: "Blessed are You Hashem, Giver of the Torah" "Blessed are You Hashem, Who did not make me a gentile," "Who.. Who did not make me a donkey" What is the gentile?—A donkey He knows nothing; he knows only to eat by day and by night, only to eat and eliminate… …{You Hashem}, if I were a gentile, {there would not have been, there would not have been}, I would not say: "Blessed are You Hashem.. through Whose word everything came to be," Who gave us coffee, honey No, no, not hot [To warm it? To warm it?] Hotter [Good] […..…] [..…...] He gave us a {..} house and every {..}, what we need, and chiefly the mitzvos The mitzvos: when one opens the eyes, blessed a.. "I thank You," we speak with Hashem: {..}, "I thank You {before You}, for You have compassionately restored my soul within me.." "Blessed are You Hashem, Giver of the Torah" Always spea.., we speak with Hashem When we eat, we speak with Hashem: Blessed are You Hashem, Who gave us grapes, Who gave us.. {…} Such gifts, to.. to.. speak with Hashem always, a telephone {..}, {there is in.. in..} the house The bookcase with books {…}, and.. and spea.., and how to speak with Hashem Lessons on how to speak with Hashem, how we should believe {...} To eat?—No, it is forbidden to eat; water, washing the hands Nu, to eat?—No, "Who brings forth bread from the earth" {We speak.., speak … always with Hashem}, "Blessed are You Hashem, Who brings forth bread from the earth" Ah.. Our life—go, {to drink the tea}, for what?—"Blessed are You Hashem, through Whose word everything came to be." We {indeed} always speak with Hashem We have Torah and mitzvos for every moment, for all our life "I thank You, for You have compassionately restored my soul within me.."

"Blessed are You Hashem, Who sanctified us with His mitzvos and commanded us concerning the washing of the hands" [Amen] "Blessed are You Hashem.." We always speak with Hashem, "Who did not make me a gentile" "Blessed are You Hashem, Who has kept us alive, sustained us, and brought us to this time" That we eat matzos and eat in sukkahs and always pray, and pray and speak with Hashem You want to eat? Not like a gentile. You want to eat? One must bless: "Blessed are You Hashem, Who brings forth bread from the earth" Who gave us the grapes and all the fruits—for what? To eat, so that we will have {..} strength to serve Hashem "Who did not make me a gentile"—"Who did not make me a donkey" When we eat—"Blessed are You Hashem, Who brings forth bread from the earth" {…}, and there is also an after-blessing, {...} {…}, Who nourishes the entire world in His goodness, with grace, with kindness, and with mercy.." We always have what to speak with Hashem about, always {And we see and say to Him}: "Blessed are You.." {… as though He sits here}, speaks with us and hears us {..}, we always have two blessings; when we awaken {from} sleep, "Who did not make me a gentile" "Who did not make me a slave"—"Who did not make me a donkey" Nu, we are always ready to speak with Hashem, always Blessed are You Hashem.. Who gives, and He gave us the mitzvah of tzitzis, of {…..}, {{of matzah}}, mitzvos of.. We are always {connec.., connected}, always bound to.. to the root, to the blessed Creator, Who chose us; He created us "Blessed are You Hashem.." No gentile, no human be.., no.. they have nothing And we, boruch Hashem, have a mitzvah for every moment, for every.. yes Sleeping? We wake from sleep: "I thank You, living and enduring King, for You have compassionately restored my soul within me.." We always speak with Hashem, ah..

{…} With Torah and mitzvos, this is a telephone, it is always in the house {..} A telephone for free "Blessed are You Hashem.." {And I} had several things {..} that Hashem Yitbarach did {with with us}, with me, good kindnesses And he {..} I was born in a Jewish home of Torah and mitzvos {But} as soon as he is born, immediately they wash his hands He is a Jew, Hashem, He said {{.…}} to wash the hands, "Blessed are You Hashem.." And always things with Hashem, this is all our vitality The Torah: this is forbidden, this is forbidden, this is permitted There are things one must know what, what is forbidden and what is per.., what is permitted, what, how to live, what to eat Do not learn from a gentile; he eats straw and it is good for him, he has no worry, no, what, only to eat A telephone for free, there is a bookcase with, with, with a book.., to telephone, to telephone Hashem Yitbarach "Blessed are You Hashem, Who did not make me a gentile" "Blessed are You Hashem, Who has provided me with all my needs" "Blessed are You Hashem {our God}, King of the world, Who girds Yisroel with strength" What is strength?—The Torah is the strength One must study and fulfill the Torah and the mitzvos "The days of our lives are seventy years, and if with strength, eighty years"; I, boruch Hashem, am above, above, above one hundred, boruch Hashem I am alive, boruch Hashem in great joy, "It is a great mitzvah to be happy always" We always have avodah, always to be i..{}, at every moment [Saba, fortunate are we that we have such a Rebbe] We speak with Hashem, this is the telephone, yes We speak with Him {above} the heavens, with Hashem Sp.. sp.. sp.. sp.. we speak with Him {…} rejoice with Him, He, that He n n.., ah, that He created us And gave us the Torah, "Who chose us from all the peoples and gave us His Torah"

The To.. the gentiles have no Torah, they have no mitzvah, they have nothing Only we, the people of Yisroel, with the Torah To eat?—Wait a little, one must wash the hands Ah? This is not yet?—"Blessed are You Hashem, Who brings forth bread from the earth" And it is impossible to eat without this And this is the entire world, all the gentiles know nothing, only like donkeys that stand and eat always No more; he does not have one task, one, only to eat and…