So obsessed with his own self and his own space, he fits each person into a rigid box to suit his egocentric world. Those who fit are friends. Those who don’t get called all sorts of names.
Healthy human space flows and mixes. It makes room for a thousand others.
Own self The action of owning one self, only leads to being alone, for they suffer knowing only their ego. The action of giving one self to others finds that the spirit, to whom the ego speaks to. They will becomes friends and grow left and right. For both face the middle path to Israel. The Throne rules all and not part, for this is unity. Reply
Healthy human space flows and mixes and makes room for thousands of others, not always.
Sometimes it is necessary to shield oneself from in coming rockets. One can only wonder of the hurtful acts another would impose on someone prompting them to react. to so called friends
The Torah reminds us not to interpret situations by their garment for there is always so much more to the story.
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This is EXCELLENT and so true. Thank you so much for posting this! Reply
Healthy Space... Daily Dose...
B"H Dear Rabbis's & Shluchim, would you be so kind as to please give an examples of people in Human History, well known, who So obsessed with their own self and their own space, whom fitted each person into a rigid box to suit their egocentric world? Those who fit are friends. Those who don’t get called all sorts of names.? also what is the ''Hebrew word for (egocentric)''? Toda! Chodesh Tov!
Healthy human space flows and mixes. It makes room for a thousand others.
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I found humor in this.....the kind of humor when one laughs at oneself.
Thank you for this 'blast' at rigidity complacency with the use of only a few words - and back into the world of openness.