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See Life With an Objective Eye - Rabbi Eitiel Goldwicht
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it's amazing how people perceive the
land of israel a land that has so many
great people they're trying to make
themselves trying to make the world a
better place
yet israel is perceived as the center of
the world where the worst crimes against
humanity are taking place how does this
happen
a nation that's a startup nation is
perceived as the worst place in the
world to so many people the truth is and
in this week's torah portion this is
exactly the sin of the spies
instead of seeing a land of milk and
honey they saw a land that eats its
inhabitants the people die here they're
looking at the same land but viewing it
entirely different how does this take
place the capitalists teach us
that they already came into the land of
israel with a negative eye
for whatever reason it was they didn't
want to go into the land of israel and
when you do not want to see positivity
you don't see it the reason why people
see the negativity in the land of israel
it's because they don't want to see the
positivity in what's going on here when
you do not like the people or the land
you will not see the greatness of the
people of the land and it's the same is
true for us if we have a conflict with
our neighbor with our friend and we
don't want to see anything positive
about him so we won't and it'll be much
harder for us to mend the gap to bridge
the gaps between us our job
is to try to view life and situation in
an objective eye it's almost impossible
but that's our mission that is our
mission for greatness shabbat shalom
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