Chasing Balance and Perfection: Decoding Life's Paradoxes through the Lowly Sock and the Humble Hanger

It's a common problem. It's an age-old problem that it seems that everyone struggles with that you always have not enough socks, meaning you only have one. You can never find its pair, but when it comes to hangers, you always have a surplus and you can't throw them away fast enough. They just keep showing up from the cleaners, from everywhere. It's one of the reasons I never buy hangers. Every Yashiva school I've ever been to, any dormitory I've stayed at, you can always find a bevy of hangers at the bottom of the closet. One of the issues, though, is that they've been stepped on and kind of mushed, squashed, so you got to bend them back. But I learned something valuable If you want to bend a metal hanger back to a perfectly flat position, you want the balanced hanger. You have to sometimes take it and bend it all the way to the other direction until it ends up in that perfect area, if you know what I mean. You have to go to the opposite side, and then the metal kind of shoots back to be a perfectly balanced hanger, and I was thinking that it may be a perfect muscle, but why is it that you find that? The example par excellence for truth in the Tyro Titein, ms Lyako. The Tyro tells us that you give the entire essence of truth to Yako. That's what he is. He's all truth. How is it that he came about his greatness and manifest his godliness through seemingly controversial, perhaps deceitful sounding at times, practices, from the usurping of the blessings to the episode of the peeled sticks and rods with the sheep? Yako is all about truth, but some of these does not exactly sound like truth. But we know that there's more. Perhaps the answer is I once heard from a friend that they teach in the viaduct that when you want to make sure that you have total self control if you struggle with something, then the Nisionos are always to go to the opposite extreme. If you don't feel like giving to Yako, well, then you give double the amount that day. If you feel lazy, then you jump out of bed that day and that ultimately helps flatten your hanger. So maybe the Nisionos for Yako to reach his godless with to be tested and deceived. And he went about it still with total, pure motives that's what speaks about this and did it with total MS. And that's why on class actually translates, mirma is just Chakma. It wasn't deceitful. And Avramavino, who's all about kindness, is tasked with swattering his son and ditching his father in old age, every Nision is being sent to the opposite extreme. That's how perfecting our Mido's works. If we want to have every Mido, everything balanced, perfect equilibrium, in perfect moderation, without any extremes, but, like the Ram Bomb says, using that middle ground, perfectly balanced equilibrium of Mido's Well then sometimes you need to bend the hanger to the opposite direction to get that perfect amount.