Invest in Your Rabbi: Why Your Relationship Matters! #shorts

It said like any other relationship, it's about investing for the time that you need the relationship. I think that all of our most important relationships, you know, there are times when you're okay and you're you're at stasis and you're okay, but you need to be investing in having those relationships. I guess it's probably easiest to say about a friend. Um that you know, if you continue to invest in a relationship over years, then it's there for you when you need it. And it's not so much that the rabbi won't be there for you. It's as long as you're in the community, even if you're not part of the community, we all have so many relationships with people we're not actually members of our shul. The rabbi will be there for you. That you don't have to be concerned about, but it'll be much more meaningful if there already is a pre-existing relationship. And I think that the job of the rabbi, again going back to the rabbi, is to uh establish those interpersonal relationships, but I think people also need to uh invest in their relationship with the rabbi. To find uh to be open when the rabbi uh invites people to come talk to them. To to find opportunities to be with the rabbi even in downtime. Um because then the relationships, you know, will be there for you when when when you feel that you need that comfort level. The rabbi will be there, I think, either way. Uh