In this profound shiur, Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto, during a gathering and giving blessings to Daniel the Tzaddik and his father Ezri the Tzaddik, delves into the critical importance of self-awareness. He explains Hillel the Elder’s saying, “If I am here, everyone is here,” emphasizing that when a person truly understands their own strengths, shortcomings, and unique mission (their “place”), everything else falls into order. Rabbi Pinto warns against living in imagination or trying to be someone else, using the parables of the raven who tried to walk like a dove and the ten blind men who couldn’t count themselves. Discover why knowing your true self is the key to personal rectification and impacting the world.
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Rabbi Pinto: “If I Am Here, All Is Here” Know Your Place In Life To Succeed
