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The Smallest Action - R’ Moshe Klein
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Featuring:Moshe Klein
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When we think about this challenge of
Shirim, many times we think to
ourselves, wow, this is such a great
great challenge. How will I be able to
win and conquer and become someone
that's actually naim? So I would like to
share with you the following short story
which illustrates to us and teaches us
that even the smallest effort in this
area is considered a win. When the
villagy's wife was on her deathbed, she
made up with a friend of hers that she
will come back to this world after she
passes and tell her a little bit what
goes on in Shamay. When she passed away,
she came back to the friend. She told
the following. She used to go collecting
Faknas's column. At one point, they went
to a house and they were doubting if
someone was home, if they should knock
on the door. It seems like the
villagine's wife went to the side of the
house to see if someone was indeed home
or not. Actually, no one was home. But
she reported back from Shamayan that
just for the act itself of making the
effort to go check if someone was home,
that effort in itself deemed her so much
reward, so much scar. In any life
situation, the smallest effort means so
much. And like Raf and his that he left
for Kalisra when he passed away, he
writes that he asks his to do something
for him for
and he uses the most profound words. He
says if someone will have a
sher would be a tremendous aliyah for
his just one positive thought will be a
tremendous elen for him and in return
he'll try to be a me for that person
again just a thought
the smallest thought the smallest
or even just listening and watching this
clip in itself is already considered a
win in this battle.
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