How to Give a Hand: Letters and Numbers of Torah - Acharei
Before the scapegoat was taken into the wilderness, “Aaron the High Priest placed his hands upon its head and confessed all the sins of the Jewish People." (Leviticus 16:21) The verse is written "yado" meaning "his hand," the way we recite it, however, is "yadav," meaning "his hands."
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Love is *very attractive because it is unassuming...it shows up unannounced It's simply "kind" and lovely to have the inclination to lift up another. Sometimes lifting up hits some later privately, and other times it makes it known before all, but the hand out od no where STILL is one of the most impactful unforgetable meetings. Love's first glance.
Love ROCKS!