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Perek Shira - The Song of the Beast
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the beasts of the field say blessed is
he who is good and does good
domesticated animals such as cows goats
and sheep serve a variety of functions
that benefit humanity the farmer feeds
his livestock as an investment not
necessarily out of kindness man and
cattle are locked in a cycle of
reciprocity the beasts of the field such
as deer gazelles and zebras which offer
no direct benefit to man are not fed by
human hand yet their Creator does not
forsake them
his abounding goodness nourishes them
daily without expectation of reward
their very survival is a song of humble
gratitude to the divine giver countless
creatures were on the earth each with
its own nutritional needs yet
miraculously Hashem opens his hand and
satisfies their souls this kindness
exceeds that of man since it is
altruistic they cannot reciprocate to
the one who lacks nothing nor will they
thank him each time their hunger is
satiated yet the flow of kindness from
above is never abated thus the beasts of
the field sing
burrow hatov amitav blessed is he who is
intrinsically good and does good
constantly to the myriads of beings that
are dependent upon him alone and have
nothing to give him in return
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to live with song we must be willing to
open our scope of kindness beyond that
which gives us a good feeling and good
returns only then will our careers of
kindness truly begin learn to swallow at
times the bitterness of an unreturned
favor or greeting do favors even for
those who have wronged you just as a
Shem does not withhold kindness from the
unworthy seek out opportunities to
bestow true kindness to the deceased who
tell no tales and do no favors only when
your kindnesses are indiscriminate and
unconditionally can you truly emulate
the kindnesses of your Creator
ungrateful and undeserving personalities
are common components of society do not
let difficult people frustrate you
rather join the choir of the beasts of
the field who sing the song of a Shems
selfless unconditional kindness
you
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