Question: How can I hear from the environment about the importance of the goal if the friends do not talk about it?

Answer: First of all, we need to talk about it; everyone is obliged to say a few words about it here and there. But the main thing is the example. You should try to make the friends see through your actions that you perform them because the goal is important to you, and it is precisely the goal that motivates you to act.

Suppose we have initiated a project and must work within its framework. The video production department presented me with a work plan for the coming month, which no other department did. Even the kitchen did not provide me with a plan of what they want to “fill” us with.

But the video production department presented a clear plan tied to specific dates and planned events. It is evident that the people are involved in the overall dissemination, and this gives me a strong sense of the importance of this department. I see that they truly have a special awareness of the importance of the goal.

Yet beyond such commendable actions, even beyond a detailed plan, they must show why they are doing this. They are doing it because they want to attain spirituality, something higher, and want to ascend. And this is what they must show me.

In the same way, in every action a person performs, one must demonstrate one’s intention to those around them, and then that intention will return to them multiplied several times over.
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From the Daily Kabbalah Lesson 8/18/26, Rabash, “What Are ‘Blessing’ and ‘Curse’ in the Work?”

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