The
first said, “From the feet up, of course.
Last year, I bought my son a suit for his Bar Mitzvah, and at that time
the pants were just the right length.
Now the pants only reach his ankles.
That proves that people grow from the feet down!”
“Fool,”
snapped the second scholar. “It’s
obvious that people grow from the head down.
If you see a group of soldiers marching their feet are all at the same
level. But, if you look at their heads
you will see that they are at different heights. That proves that people grow
from their heads down.”
Both
Chelmites were wrong. We neither grow
from the bottom up or the top down. We
grow from the inside out.
In these waning moments of summer, I wish you growth. Read Jewish books. Come study with me. Challenge yourself to climb new heights of spirituality. Light your Shabbes candles. Enjoy yourself, your loved ones and God.
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