It is customary to give presents to a person you love. And it is also customary not to love one who is deficient. Hence, at a “time of Torah,” there is no room for thoughts of correction. Thus, when leaving the assembly, it should be as in the last three of the “Eighteen Prayer.” And for this reason, everyone will feel wholeness (Rabash, “The Agenda of the Assembly“).

One has received everything he has. He has no deficiency, nothing to fill, nothing to correct. With this, he leaves the gathering of friends.

Comment: We very often get this state after a lesson, but during the day, we begin to lose it.

My Response: That is bad. You need to resist that; look for a way to do so. This is your job.
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From KabTV’s “The Last Generation,” 6/13/18

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