Is There a Right Time to Retire?
On the occasion of his eightieth birthday, the Rebbe gives spirited advice to those approaching the age of retirement.
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Sichos in English: 80th Birthday of the Rebbe, Yud Aleph Nissan, 5742 (1982) תורת מנחם: י"א ניסן, ה'תשמ"ב |
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Pinchus
Brooklyn
July 5, 2022
What if a person is working many hours to the point of losing sleep which doctors say can lead to horrible things like dementia later in life.
What if the person is doing valuable work, such as caring for elderly and/or disabled people.
Should that person still never decrease the workload, as per what the Rebbe, says in this video?
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Rochel Chein for chabad.org
July 6, 2022
in response to Pinchus:
The Rebbe taught that one's body is a precious gift from G-d, and emphasized that the Torah gives us the responsibility of caring for it. "Scrupulously guard your health!" (Deut. 4:15) The Rebbe encouraged each person to have a mashpia, a spiritual mentor. One's mashpia and doctor can help them determine how to best balance and integrate their valuable work with caring for their health. Reply
Retire… take off the old tires,replace with new tires and keep moving