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Welcome, dear listeners. In today's podcast, we delve into a powerful teaching from Pirkey Avot, specifically Ethics of our Fathers, chapter 1, Mishnah 18. The great sage Rabban Shimon Ben Gamliel teaches us that, "The world stands on three things: On justice, on truth, and on peace."
Consider the profound connection between these three pillars: justice, truth, and peace. They are not merely separate virtues but interconnected elements that uphold our society and our personal lives.
Justice is the fair treatment of all, which requires truth. Without truth, justice cannot be truly served. And without justice and truth, we can't achieve genuine peace.
In our daily lives, it's essential to uphold these principles. Whether it's in our professional lives, our personal relationships, or our interactions with strangers, we should strive to be just, truthful, and to promote peace.
Remember, my friends, the world does not only stand on these principles, but our very lives are also deeply intertwined with them. Let's strive to ensure that our every action, big or small, reflects justice, truth, and peace.
This podcast was produced and sponsored by Daniel Aharonoff.