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Instead of acknowledging and accepting our differences, we tend to say things like that we’re all the same inside, and pointing to similarities. But doesn’t that imply that differences are somehow bad?
we can’t because everyone’s human physical psychological mind (yetzer hara) convinces them that their way of life is the correct way & EVERYONE ELSE is wrong. this is no matter how crazy or how frum they are doing something.
this is one of the TOP REASONS today why klal yisroel will not wake up & do teshuva to make a stop to all the non stop horrific tragedies hitting us daily R”L. Because everyone says what does Hashem want from me? im keeping the torah (sure the way you like to keep it) i’m sin free, i don’t need to do teshuva, the tzaros can’t be because of me. We corrupt our minds & throw the tragedy down the drain (leaving the suffering family behind alone) without doing teshuva & cause Hashem to send us more tzaros R”L
it pains me so much to just see us sitting & watching so much tzaros & our very own brethren suffering without doing anything about it to stop it. Are you doing something about it? if you are please let us know so we can all learn how to improve our ways & show love to our very own brethren “kol yisroel areivim….”
as a physical example: how many THOUSANDS of text & driving accidents happen every month R”L? Has anyone woken up to learn from it & stop texting & driving before they get hurt C”V? isn’t that insane to see something happening by the thousands & not learn from it to save yourself from being hurt C”V.
may we all feel the love of our brethren in klal yisroel & do teshuva as a loving nation to stop any future tzaros C”V
I’m doing something about it. Who’s “US” I should notify? (please let us know..)
the YWN coffeeroom & whoever reads it. halevei if millions read it & see what you do for our brethren to help & to make a difference then we can all learn from you
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