On today’s pages, Menachot 105 and 106, the Sages teach us that the wood used to burn the sacrifices is a sacrifice in its own right. While we often focus on the "glittery," precious offerings like fine flour or oxen, the Talmud insists that even the humble logs must be brought with salt and ceremony. How does acknowledging the "ordinary" fuel of our lives change our perspective on what truly matters? Listen and find out.