Your Words Can Create — or Destroy | Rabbi David Akilov

Soon we're going to have the happy days of the year, the beginning of the year and the whole world is eating apple with honey. We're taking apple honey, we're taking bread after three times salt, we're digging the honey. There's a question how come the honey the honey makes from from D from B. The B is not kosher but the toristas the bee has two type of stomach. One stomach is to digest food and one stomach is to create honey. Since it's two different stomachs, that's why the our hours and the to is permitted to use the honey. But the bee itself is only living for 40 days, not even 2 months, not even one year. But the bee has two things. It could bite a person to do something harm for him or to create the honey. When we eating honey, we become so enjoying to saying, "Wow, such a honey is good." And but what was it teaching us? It's teaching us a person could say something good to become a person happy or God forbid to say something bad, something wrong and to make the person upset. The word could create and the word could destroy. That's why we have to be very very important. Be careful what we're saying that each word has a lot of power. Hashem did not put any physical action to create the world. Hashem said and the world was created. That's is very important. Watch our words and watch our mouth what we saying. Think before you want to say something. Thank you.