Le goût de la vie
Moussar Emouna
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I told you earlier about Shabbat, I was stuck in a building where there are ropes and everything. I stayed for 2 to 2.5 hours waiting between two doors and a man came in, a man in a wheelchair who was accompanied by people and everything, and he said to me, "Do you need anything?" I said, "No, it's just this Saturday, I can't open it and everything." We'll help you open it, we'll open it and I see him like this, but completely paralyzed on half his body, the
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I told you earlier about Shabbat, I was stuck in a building where there are ropes and everything. I stayed for 2 to 2.5 hours waiting between two doors and a man came in, a man in a wheelchair who was accompanied by people and everything, and he said to me, "Do you need anything?" I said, "No, it's just this Saturday, I can't open it and everything." We'll help you open it, we'll open it and I see him like this, but completely paralyzed on half his body, the
other half white and everything, and I tell him, "I'm fine, I don't need help." He tells me, "I'm 74 years old, sir, that's what I have here, I've been born with this." And I tell him, "Are you alone?" He says, "No , I'm married." You're keeping your spirits up, right? What? Very well, I say nothing.
Look at someone like that, born that way. What a life he has, what a life this man has compared to the world! What kind of life does he have left; if he were a sadist or something, what life does he have by society's standards? He doesn't even have 2%or 1% of a life compared to it, yet he is content with what he has.
So you see that it's not the conditions that are there. You have people who are healthy, who have money, who have a family, who have a house, who have children and they're not happy. So they have a bad eye in their head. That is to say, they have something that has turned their heads away.
Since now a person like that is capable of being happy. What is he happy about? What is he happy about? What does he want to live for, what does this man want to live for?
He can't do anything with his life. He can't do anything. He can't make himself a coffee, he can't do anything. What can he do with his life?
He's happy, he wants to live.
