Once the promised land was settled, every household brought a sample of their first fruits to the Temple every year and thanked G‑d for the land.
But not until all Jews were safe and settled, each on their own plot of land.
Because that is the way the Jewish nation operates: Like brothers and sisters.
Not one of us can feel thoroughly grateful for their own welfare until everyone else is taken care of.
And most importantly of all for this is probably shidduchim! Reply
Interesting that everyone was included. That's the way that it should be! Reply
Absolutely true!
There should be many billboards proclaiming this.
Thanks for the reminder
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I believe in this. For me this is normal with the people I have a connection.
Thanks Rabbi,
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In Hinduism also , it is called Vashudhaiv Kutukbkam i.e. Whole world human are one family.
So how we resolve the conflicts all around world peacefully and all grow in harmony
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We start with our own family, our wife, our parents, our brothers and sisters. And then our own people.
Act locally and it will resonate globally.
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Start to love your neighbours (everyone, all who come across your life daily) as you love yourself (you don't want to get hurt, cursed, spat upon, angered on, want to dress neatly, eating good food.....etc) Reply
Good 🌻 Morning!
Wouldn't it be wonderful if our Lattice Family Tree of Life, our "home," was covered in the finest of silk shining with dazzling light of thin intertwining lattice of musical strings of love swathely encircling our "home," the Tree of Life. Each new member adds a silk string that plays a new harmonious musical note, and adds its own special fruit that feeds not only the family, but everyone that needs love, companionship, and a "home" is welcomed! Above our Lattice Tree of Life, our "home," would glimmer with the Rainbow Arc of Covenant that reflects the Crystal Waters that surround GD's Throne. Its roots would contain colorful droplets of early morning dew. No one would ever thirst, be hungry, need shelter, or protection. They would always feel loved and wanted. We would be - One Big Happy Family! 🕊💜
Shanah Tovah,