The double language

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In the first pasuk of Emor it says twice to tell the Kohanim, Emor and V'Amarta. Rashi quotes the gemara in Yevamos that says the double language is, "L'Hazhir Gedolim Al HaKetanim", to tell the adults to caution the children. How do Chazal see this from the fact that is says twice to tell them, asks Rav Moshe Shmuel Shapiro?

He answers that the Dubno Magid once asked the Vilna Gaon what is the most effective way to influence children. The Vilna Gaon answered with a Mashal. He said to take a large cup and surround it with smaller cups. Then pour into the large cup and keep pouring until it spills over the top right into the little cups. To have children absorb the lessons, you must fill yourself with an overdose of whatever traits you want to teach them. They will become filled from the overflow.

The Kohanim were implored twice, to give them a double measure of Kedushas Kohen. The reason for this is obviously in order for it to spill over to the children.
http://revach.net/parshas-hashavua/mashal/Parshas-Emor-Rav-Moshe-Shmuel-Shapiro-The-Vilna-Gaons-Overflowing-Cups/3713

Shirat Devorah writes about the segulah for finding a lost object. If someone loses an object, there is a custom to donate some money to the tzeddakah of rabbi Meir Baal Haness and to recite a text which can be found here.

It occurred to me that those who are looking for their basherts are also trying to find a lost object. How appropros to donate tzeddakah on his yahrzheit today and to recite the text.
Hatzlocha to those trying to find their lost objects.