Nov. 24, 2023

Embracing the Impossible: The Inspirational Story of Mama Rachel

Strap in as we venture on an extraordinary journey of faith, prayers, and the resilience of one determined woman, Rachel Emeinu, affectionately known as Mama Rachel. Have you ever wondered how a name's power can shape destinies? Walk with us on the path to understanding the power and significance of names through the story of Naftali, a symbol of Rachel's twisted journey to motherhood against all odds - even without a womb. 

In the relentless pursuit of our spiritual destinies, we often stumble upon moments that test our faith and resolve. This episode unravels the incredible power of unwavering prayer and tenacity by echoing the tale of Moshe's fervent prayers to enter Israel. Let's learn from Mama Rachel's indomitable spirit - how she pressed on, undeterred by seemingly impossible odds, and dared to fulfill her destiny. Let her story inspire, encourage, and ignite a stubborn commitment to your spiritual journey, much like she did. Tune in, be moved, and evolve into a God-fearing Jew who dares to dream and achieve what may seem impossible.

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Transcript
Speaker 1:

Ever since that rising sun on her wedding day, when Rachel E Manu raised her eyes to the heavens to thank Hashem, she has most widely been known and most simply called as just mom, mama Rachel, the mother of the Jewish people. But see, long before this she actually had a problem on her hands when she wanted to be the mom of Klaw Yisrael. But slight issue, she doesn't have a womb. But eventually we figure out and we're clued into how it is that she got the impossible done. Listen here, partius of Eyeh says that after Bilhah gave birth to the child Naftali and this is a son that really falls underneath Rachel because it's Rachel's maid servant and Rukha was calling the baby a name. And what did she say? Naftali? Why Was that Zadie's name? That's why you named the kid Naftali. No, but the Kareh Shemob Yisrael. Naftali because I was crooked and I was twisted in my davenings. And in my Yiddish code, what? Yeah, that's what Rashi says. Rashi says what's Naftali? It's Ikesh Upsalto, crooked and twisted that's not exactly a good name to help the kid out in Shadukh. But says Rashi because Rachel was. And this Akashdi they have tsarti btsirasun naftulim harbe la mokimchi never stopped davening, almost in a certain sacred, scheming type of way, because it was impossible for it to have a kid. But, hashem, I need this to happen. This is my destiny. This is what it's meant to be. Ladies and gentlemen, rabir Rukham tells us it's what? Maybe an idea that hasn't made it over to America. But we're an akshunim. We are stubborn in certain areas, but in Rukhniyas we could be soft like a cupcake. Rahili Menu taught us that in Rukhniyas, with enough tvila, with a stubbornness I think it's Khana, who almost secluded herself with a man, not telling anyone to do that, but that was all just so she could have a kid and to be considered an asoyta, and this to have shmuel. But what happens when somebody decides that they are going to do something? And this is a sacred scheme they give up on nothing until they tried every effort, every maneuver. They are hifzarti ptsirasv naftulim harbe. So yeah, you may call it dirty play, but it's not. I just daven my face off over and over, like Moshe daven more than 500 times to go into Eretisro. Naftali, naftali, naftali, naftali. Be in action, be stubborn in your world of Rukhniyas, because I am becoming a God fearing Jew and I'm getting this accomplished. So get out of my way, the same way that Rukhli may do accomplish the impossible.