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Shalom, dear listeners, and thank you for joining us today. We'll be diving into a piece of daily Torah wisdom, a treasured pearl from the book of Proverbs, Chapter 16, Verse 24. It says, "Pleasant words are as a honeycomb, sweet to the soul and healing to the bones."
Now, let's deep dive into this verse. Words are very powerful. They can build or break; heal or harm; uplift or pull down. Hence, our sages remind us repeatedly about the power of pleasant words, comparing them to a honeycomb. Just as honey brings sweetness to our taste and energy to our body, pleasant words bring sweetness to our soul and healing to our bones.
In our everyday life, we interact with different people. Each interaction is an opportunity to use our words wisely. Whether it's at home with our family, at work with our colleagues, or in the community with our neighbors, let's strive to make our words pleasant.
Remember, pleasant words don't mean flattery or insincere praises. They mean sincere, kind, and encouraging words that can uplift others, heal their wounds, and bring peace and harmony.
So, dear listeners, as we go on with our day, let's remember the wisdom of our sages. Let's strive to make our words as sweet as a honeycomb, bringing healing and sweetness to those we interact with. Let's use our words to build, not break; to heal, not harm; to uplift, not pull down.
Thank you for joining us for today's nugget of Torah wisdom. May our words and actions bring blessing and peace to our world.
This podcast was produced and sponsored by Daniel Aharonoff.