Lechatchila Ariber

00:00 Every Jew may be different, but he knows for himself [unclear]. That was tzedakah. It was truly tzedakah, tzedakah without limits. The only question is: What does tzedakah without limits mean? What does it include? That varies greatly from person to person. One way is to calculate how much he needs for himself, his family and his children, and how much he can give to tzedakah in Israel. And the second calculation [unclear]: what expenses there are, what income is needed, what the children need. The amount is such and such, and another amount can be added. The question is: Is that the full amount? Or, even if he can do [unclear], it is something that varies greatly from one person to another. Everyone has a different calculation of how much he still has left. That is without limits. It is different for every Jew, according to his family, [unclear]. But without limits—what is being asked of us? [unclear].

01:49 [unclear]. That is without limits. [unclear] from Russia, but [unclear] yeshivos, here, there and elsewhere. Everyone has his own way. There are two calculations. One calculation is [unclear]. But lechatchila ariber—the meaning is [unclear]. That is nothing. What is being asked of us, [unclear]. That was with the chassidim of the Mitteler Rebbe. But what do you call it? Ask him sometime. Sometimes he says: Give this knock or that one, or do this one this way. [unclear].