A dish of food will fill one stomach, but the next in line is still hungry.
Even a furnace demands more fuel as freezing souls gather to absorb its heat.
But a light that guides one person will guide a hundred.
Be that light.
Spreading the Light
Beneath the surface of things, we will find that everything in the world is connected. This is evident in our globally connected world.
Since humans are organized as a special connected system, it needs only one person to introduce the Light - to pass the message delivered in our holy books. Then this Knowledge will spread through the entire human system.
This is how each person can be a 'Light to the nations of the world' This is he mission for which we are responsible.
Then the entire human system will live in harmony with the Light spread between us .
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How do you want to spread the Neshama? Either you have it or you don't. It is chosen by HaShem before you come to this world if you have it or not. Reply
Whether we have it, or we don't, we all choose to see or not see it. Reply
This is a take off on the Rebbe who came to see a locomotive pull train cars for the first time with his chassidim. As they stood close to the tracks, not knowing about the flaming cinders given off from the smoke stack, their faces became black and the cinders burned their silk kaputas. One chused asked, "...so is there anything we can learn from a locomotive...?" Yes, the Rebbe answered - "...on who is on fire can pull a hundred who are cold..."