“Love your neighbor as yourself.” (Lev. 19:18)
In Leviticus 19 we learn the command to “Love your neighbor as yourself” (v.18). The tie represents a neighborhood of people–some feeling loved and others not so. Our task in life is to create more smiles and loving kindness.
“Love your neighbor as yourself.” (Lev. 19:18)
In Leviticus 19 we learn the command to “Love your neighbor as yourself” (v.18). The tie represents a neighborhood of people–some feeling loved and others not so. Our task in life is to create more smiles and loving kindness.
From Huffington Post
Rabbi Ed Bernstein 