The real difference we can make to others, is in the dignity we give them when we engage with them.
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Although we do not hear the cries of hostages nor see their anguish, returning them is the highest moral imperative, as their spiritual suffering can be a worse destiny than death.
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Society and community need to be structured in ways that don’t sterilize it from the anguished cries of the unfortunate.
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How far does a judge need to intervene to decide in favor of a claimant for more than the claimant is demanding?
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The masechet ends with a beautiful insight into the nature of ownership and its privilege.
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There are different forms of growth, for example revenue growth and capital growth. But organic growth is the most sustainable of all. This is true in business and also in personal development.
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We know the potential harm that Ayin HoRah can cause and many people take steps to protect themselves from it. What is the nature of Ayin HoRah? How does it work? Today we learn that it needn’t come from a malevolent source, we can even give ourselves an AyinHorah!
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There is a profound albeit invisible metaphysical link between individuals and their belongings. Introduction to Chapter 8 of Bava Metzia.
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Trust, whether in Hashem in another or even in oneself, is empowering and transformative.
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Effort is always needed to avoid danger and remove danger from others. But the reality is that the world, and life itself, is dangerous. The quest for work environments that are safe and free of toxicity is unrealistic. A healthy environment is not one where there is no danger, but one where danger is mitigated and navigated.
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