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Sefiras HaOmer Series - Finding Our Friend's Virtues | Rabbi Nachum Binder
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we're all familiar that the days
of besides being days where we count
with there a Mitzvah account and to wait
and anticipate mat there are also days
of AAS and the AAS is because in this
time period 24,000 talid of Raba were
noic were and tell us the reason why
they were n
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is because they didn't have respect for
each other and because of that they were
nter During the period
of and forever and
ever
has of aus at this time and the maim are
bothered by this how can it be
that these
great people who we have no we have no
concept of what it means to be a t they
didn't respect one another they
w't and even more
so is the one who
taught reaba is the one who surely gave
Schoen about respecting one another
about loving one another so how can it
be
that
were and the
in gives an understanding a little bit
of an understanding of
what means and gives a mus and he says
that if one has in his own body a
stronger limb his arm he has a very good
arm his leg are weak but his arm is good
the person doesn't tend to look at his
arm as an individual thing my arm is a
good arm but my leg is not so strong he
looks at himself it's a big picture and
me as an individual I have a good arm
and I have a weak
leg
the all had so much love for each other
and they looked at each other as they're
all one and being all one they didn't
really focus on realizing the
individuality of each and every one of
them they looked at themselves as a unit
we're all the he's a little weaker I'm a
little stronger and of course we're
going to love each other we're going to
be nice to each other but they didn't
have the respect each and every one as
an
individual true covered for another is
when I respect the individuality of that
that
person because they were taught the
lesson
of they took it in to talk about but
like their madrea they took it a little
too far we're all one and everyone's the
same and if everyone's the same I have
nothing wrong telling him that he has a
problem in this and there's nothing
wrong in maybe showing that I'm not
impressed by him in in in something else
that he does because after all we're all
one we're all together we're not going
to have a problem chering each other a
little bit we have no issues with that
and the problem with that was that it's
never like that it's
true it's
true but every individual in K has his
unique milus and every individual in CL
has to be respected for his unique Milo
for his individuality
there's a famous from
the and we tend to think that the means
to say we shouldn't look at people's
faults that's all that we're ding for we
shouldn't be critics we shouldn't always
be looking to find fault in others but
really the means a lot more than that
not only that we shouldn't find faults
we should find the milus in each person
L there is no yid that doesn't have his
unique Milo we just have to look for it
true is every individual to seek out the
mil of their friend yes think about it
think about your friend what's unique
about him what is there about him that's
special that I can learn from what is
there about my friend maybe I may be
smarter than him I may be more generous
than him I may have so many more MERS
than him but if you think about it
you're going to find that there's
something about every individual
person we can find our the in every
individual and that's the LI
from and if you look in the gar the gar
tells us that what happened after the
24,000 died RAB came to
R who are the r the Tells it
Wasim
and and we know fromal that each of
these all were
unique ET each one of them had their
individuality when every person's
individuality is brought out that's when
there's no problem
of in these days of let us focus on Mir
and we will find it it's not hard every
yid has it and as an added note when we
find the Milas and our friends we will
find our own unique Mila and that's
equally important we each have our own
milus let us look for our friends milus
let us focus on that but at the same
time let us not forget we have to
realize and recognize our own milus and
with that we will come to
the we will use out the period of
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