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Ce que tes enfants garderont de toi

Ce que tes enfants garderont de toi

Rav Yonathan Mergui ·

Mariage & Famille
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Ce qui demeure d’une vie : les valeurs transmises et vécues par ses enfants. Extrait du cours « Hayé Sarah : qu’est-ce que tes enfants garderont de toi ? » — Rav Yonathan Mergui. Cours complet : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pE3lVFovAg8 #Shorts #Torah #HayeSarah

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Because being active while you're alive is no big deal. But being present even when you're gone is proof that you're a tzadik. And that's why the parsha is called Chayei Sarah, because that's where life begins. That's where we test if you were alive during your lifetime or if you lived only for yourself. It's a reflection that we should all have at least once in our lives. What will remain of me afterward? Some people say, well, at best, there will be a big inheritance left behind. It's good, too, some money; I left my children some money. That's not you. So, in your life, what were you? Were you just a machine for producing cash? No, so that's not enough.

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Because being active while you're alive is no big deal. But being present even when you're gone is proof that you're a tzadik. And that's why the parsha is called Chayei Sarah, because that's where life begins. That's where we test if you were alive during your lifetime or if you lived only for yourself.

It's a reflection that we should all have at least once in our lives. What will remain of me afterward? Some people say, well, at best, there will be a big inheritance left behind. It's good, too, some money; I left my children some money.

That's not you. So, in your life, what were you? Were you just a machine for producing cash? No, so that's not enough.

What will remain of you? What are the values that you have passed on to them?