We Are One Nation - R. Meir Simcha Sperling - TorahAnytime.com

There's a message over here. Now, obviously, Aram's on a very high level, and I don't know if we're going to be on that level, but there's a very, very important message over here. And that is that even if we in this world today or you listening to this, me, everybody, we have wonderful achievements. We've we've achieved big things and we gave up and we were Mister Nephesh and we're very wealthy. We good deals and good ideas and good this and good that. And we could think that we worked hard for them. And maybe we even did work hard for them. And maybe it's even in the world of and in the world of mitzvah. I'm going through shas and I'm finishing this and finishing that and I do have I have free will, right? We could say that it's my I could have done this. I could have done that. This is what I chose. Ultimately, without's kindness, without Hashem gifting us all these things, we have no past gains and no future gains. Everything that we did, everything we gained, everything we achieved, we owe 100% solely and's kindness and in the future also any success that we're going to have it is only because allows us to have it because without his help we are nothing but dirt and ash. In other words, we have no past and no future. And this is something that we all have to remember. Why? Why is it important to remember that? The answer is because if you understand that you were gifted so many things in your life from and says in his you have to do you have to be there for other people then you have to remember that taka the same way Hashem gave me everything he gave him or didn't give him that certain lifestyle and he didn't give him or did give him that lifestyle and this person that person and therefore we're all together in this we're all one team it's not like I'm better because I did more because it's also a gift from Hashem. If we could internalize this idea, we'll start treating other people even if they're not as us or not as good as us or not from our circles, we'll we'll treat them the same because we're all children of Once you think you're like a self-made man and you did this and it's you. Okay, so fine. You could say, "What did you do with your life? Look what I did. Look who I am. I'm the one who did this." Fine. then maybe we could understand why you want to push people away and think you're tak above everybody else. But that's not the case by us. We could do nothing without Hashem. And in his writes that we're we have to have and we have to all be together. So I just think it's a very very important idea to remember where everything comes from. Where everything comes from. Even if we worked hard for it.