lecture story rabbi feinstein

In the Feinstein home, there was this massive jar of quarters. Quite a peculiar item to have in a home. What was it doing there? What purpose did it serve? Every single day when Romesha Feinson would leave his house, his rabbins would say, "Moshe, don't forget take some quarters with you." Why? Reme. anytime he would meet anyone he would give them a quarter and say even if you don't need it for yourself but there's someone there out there that needs this quarter everyone wants to get something everyone wants to receive and also everyone wants to give so if you are have an opportunity to receive a quarter pass that quarter on pass that goodness on to someone else pass that ability to be benevolent and kind to another and that will train you to do that for other things as well just from a quarter And every day Romesha had this practice to do that to take a fist full of quarters and distribute to people. We have that as well. We could have positions of whether it's time, money, abundance in something, we could give it over to someone else. The knowledge that we acrew, everyone has something that they could give to another person. Let's be in a position to give that what we have received to others to make the world a better, brighter place. [Music]