Your most heroic acts are those of which you may not even be aware.
Like the time you could have gotten even with the guy in the next cubicle, and nobody would have known. And you really wanted to. But you didn’t, just because it’s not right.
You may not have been impressed—you may even have been disappointed with yourself. But the angels burst into song, as all your world rose up a notch. It may have been the most elevating act of a lifetime.
Heroic acts are not heroic if they’re second nature. It’s when you break out of your nature that you enter the realm of the divine.
B"H We are all heros. We are all filled with the glory of God.
The difference between "the best of us and the worst of us" is a VERY fine line and moves with time.
Redemption and return to God is just a moment and thought away. A desire.
Rv. Freeman, the lessons are from God, with your sweet expression.
Thanks to God, through you on this Thanksgiving day.
Shalom,
how great to know that not only in general we are important, but every moment of our life!! we are the main actor and HASHEM is our main audience and our "Oscar" is His approval and joy.
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A Chabad House is a Jewish community center in the truest sense of the term — the nerve center of all the educational and outreach activities of the Chabad-Lubavitch shliach, serving the needs of the entire Jewish community, from the youngsters to the elderly, and everyone in between. The Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, of righteous memory, constantly called for the expansion of activities in existing Chabad Houses and the establishment of new Chabad Houses wherever Jews live: in the cities, in the suburbs, on college campuses throughout the nation, and around the world. And his representatives responded, and are still responding, to the Rebbe’s call.
- They have inherited his kindness and compassion, his selfless commitment to the cause of making G‑d known in the world and revealing G‑dliness in every place on earth. They will not rest until the wellsprings of Torah have spread forth everywhere, “to the West and to the East, to the North and to the South
- In the Chabad Houses, and in all their activities, the shluchim are Abraham’s heirs; all their doors are open.
- In 1972, in a letter written on the occasion of the opening of a new Chabad House, the Rebbe extended his prayerful wish that the new institution should serve as a key to open the hearts of all who will visit it and all who will come under its sphere of influence — open their hearts to the very core of their Jewishness. This innermost core is said to be always alive and responsive, regardless of the outer layers encrusting it. When it is aroused, the Jew naturally becomes ignited with the Torah of Life and the mitzvot whereby Jews live; then he too becomes a lamplighter, an inspiration to others.
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