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Shalom, and welcome to our brief moment of Torah wisdom. Today, we delve into the wellspring of wisdom that is Pirkei Avot, the Ethics of our Fathers, Chapter 2, Mishnah 6.
Hillel says, "Do not separate yourself from the community."
This profound thought is much more than a call to social participation. It highlights the significance of unity, of being a part of something greater than ourselves. It teaches us that our strength comes not just from personal growth and achievement, but from our connections with others.
In our daily lives, we are often so engrossed in our personal matters that we forget the community around us. But, just as a single thread is weak on its own but strong as part of a rope, so too, we are stronger as part of the community.
Being part of a community doesn't only mean to take, but also to give - to contribute our unique talents and abilities for the benefit of the community.
Whether it's helping a neighbor, volunteering for a local charity, or simply being there for a friend in need, every act of kindness contributes to the communal strength. And in doing so, we are not only strengthening our community, we are also strengthening ourselves.
Let us remember the wisdom of Hillel and strive to always be a part of the community, to give and to receive, to share our strengths and to lean on others when we need support. For it is together, as a community, that we can truly thrive.
Thank you for joining me in this moment of Torah wisdom. This podcast was produced and sponsored by Daniel Aharonoff.