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Shalom Aleichem, friends, it's always a pleasure to be with you all. Today, let's ponder on a beautiful gem from Pirkei Avot, Ethics of the Fathers, which is a compilation of timeless wisdom from our sages.
Chapter 2, Mishna 4, where Hillel says, "Do not separate yourself from the community". This simple line, my friends, has a profound message for our daily lives. Our strength, our prosperity, our very identity lies within our community. When we isolate ourselves, we may lose the support, the shared joy and even the shared burdens that a community can provide.
Whether it's a Shabbat dinner, a study group, or a communal prayer, every participation strengthens our bond with the community and helps us grow. It reminds us that we are not alone and that we are part of a larger purpose. So, let's embrace our community, participate more, contribute more and ensure that we are never separated from it.
Remember, just as each letter is essential to complete the Torah scroll, each one of us is crucial to complete our community.
Let's reflect on this wisdom and try to apply it in our lives. Until next time, let's stay connected, stay strong, and stay blessed.
This podcast was produced and sponsored by Daniel Aharonoff.