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Have you ever noticed Under the chupah the man says something and the woman doesn’t say anything. So I want to say the deepest Torah in the world. The man says to the woman I want us to be holy. You know what she wants? She wants more than that, she wants the highest, the holy of holies. You know why the woman brings down children into the world? Because she is connected to the holy of holies.

You know friends, for us it’s the mother who makes the children deeper.
 
Here I want to share with you an awesome Torah:
VaYera Elav Hashem, G-d gave over to Avraham the secret of the holy of holies. So when the angels come to Avraham and ask him 'Ayeh Sarah Ishtecha’, where is your wife Sarah?

Now that G-d revealed to you the secret of the holy of holiest, what level is your wife Sarah on?

He answers 'Hinei Ba Ohel', she’s always in the tent. She is always in the holy of holies. She was there long before me.
I bless you and me, we should see the holiness of Mother Sarah and recognize the holiness of all the mothers in the world
You know my beautiful friends. Imagine if Avraham and Sarah got married and right away, and they would have had a son,  What would it sound like to you? It might be Beautiful, but something is missing because Jewish children are not just born, The Heilige Beis Ya’akov says that Avraham and Sarah prayed for all the Jewish children to ever come down to the world. Sarah and Avraham already prayed for all generations to come.
 
I wish it would be again like it’s supposed to be. There’s something so special about holy Jewish families. Gevalt, do they love their children. I want you to know, parents, real holy parents would go into fire before ever saying anything bad about their children. And you know friends, for me an assimilated Jew is not someone who eats a hamburger on Yom Kippur. I don’t say that’s the right thing to do, but I wouldn’t say that it shows his neshama (soul) is gone too far. When I see parents who don’t care for their children, oy vey are they far from Yiddishkeit. Gevalt, are they far from Avraham and Sarah

Good Shabbos!