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What will you leave behind? | TORAH FOR KIDS AI

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[Music] When a person realizes that each one of their actions has magnitude to stay here for a long time, he has to start weighing his options. There was a um some scientists did some research and they wanted to evaluate how long do certain materials in the world last. So for example, a plastic bottle plastic bottle or a diaper that's thrown into the ocean doesn't dissolve for 450 years. So you take a piece of bottle, piece of plastic, you throw it into the ocean instead of throwing it into the garbage. or you decide that you want to throw your your kids diaper into the ocean. Scientists said that it's going to take 450 years for this thing to disappear from the world. Now, anyone that's normal realizes a long time. Other things take less, some 5 years, 10 years, 20 years. Still, everything takes a long time. But nonetheless, if you take a piece of plastic, every normal human being will understand that that piece of plastic lasting in the world for 450 years. That's a lot of lifetimes. It's a lot of people. It's many generations. You made one mistake by going on a ferry and instead of taking the bottle of water and throwing it in the garbage, you threw it into the ocean because you just don't care and you want to be funny. And that bottle is going to be in the ocean for 450 years. People gonna have to look at this bottle. It's going to do something in the world. You're going to have an impact for 450 years in the world because of this one action that took you literally a second. You took a bottle, you threw it in the woods. Ah, somebody else will pick it up. And nobody picked it up for 450 years. That's your stamp. You're in a piece of you're in the woods and shim after a person leaves and say, "Oh, by the way, that bottle you threw out and you polluted the world that Hashem created, that's you. That's you. That bottle and that wrapper and that cap and that machine that stopped working and so on and so forth. That piece of plastic you threw in the wall, it's 450 years. You're in the world. 450 years. 4 You're everywhere except it just sins everywhere. Sins everywhere. That's something any normal person can understand. Why? Cuz all of us have probably done it at some point. We threw a bottle somewhere it doesn't belong. We threw a wrapper where it doesn't belong. [Music] But there's something much much worse than a bottle. There's something much worse than a piece of plastic because even the plastic eventually will dissolve. Even the plastic will eventually leave the world after 450 years. And that's when a person makes an action against the she says about her best friend. >> Believe it. >> Her best friend. She says about her. What kind of best friend is this? By the way, you should know only comes from best friends. Doesn't come from enemies. Your enemies don't care enough about you to say the best friend. Say he says about our best friend. breaks up a shiduk in shim. A person goes up to sham say, "Oh, let me show you what kind of effect you had for eternity." That shid was supposed to yield eight kids. Instead, she had a different shid with three kids. Okay, three kids are good, but it's not eight kids. What happened? One of those five kids that's missing was going to be a big He was going to help 60,000 Jews come back to Hashem. But now he's not in the world. Why? Because you said one time said one time 60,000 people didn't do. Anyone that starts thinking and delving into their actions before they do it, they start thinking, you know what, it's just not worth it. Not that I don't want to sin. It's not worth it to sin. Thank you for 1, two, three. 1 2 3 [Music]