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Welcome, welcome, dear friends. Today, we dive into the wisdom contained within the pages of the Talmud, specifically, the text from Pirkei Avot, Ethics of the Fathers, that states: "Who is wise? He who learns from every person."
Isn't it fascinating? This ancient Jewish text, echoing through the ages, recognizes that wisdom does not come solely from studying books or learning from teachers. True wisdom comes from our ability to learn from each person we meet, every interaction, every experience. It's a testament to the richness of our daily lives and the potential for growth that exists in every moment.
Imagine, if you will, the countless encounters you have in a day. Each one, an opportunity for learning, for growth, for wisdom. The bus driver who greets you each morning, the cashier at your local grocery store, the children playing in the park - each one is a teacher, each one holds a lesson.
But how? You may wonder. How can we learn from every person, every situation? The answer lies in humility. Recognizing that every person has something to teach us requires us to set aside our ego, our preconceptions, and our rush to judge. It's a call to listen more, to observe more, to open our minds and hearts to the wisdom that surrounds us.
So, let us take this wisdom to heart. Let us approach each day, each person, each situation with humility and an open mind, ready to learn and grow. For indeed, who is wise? He who learns from every person.
This podcast was produced and sponsored by Daniel Aharonoff.