Post for Brucy-pie
Thinking of someone else is a wonderful thing to do. It's a sign of selflessness and an expression of a caring heart.
It's wonderful.
But physically giving of oneself is different. It shows and reveals the feelings of the heart to the entire world.
I'd like to take a moment to thank a dear friend of mine, Baruch T. Zohl Zein Gezint, who generously donated us some of his maaser, showing us that he more than just 'cares' about us. He is actually putting himself up to help... And even though it's just maaser, it was anyways going to go to Tzedaka... Still... It help loads.
Ciao!
It's wonderful.
But physically giving of oneself is different. It shows and reveals the feelings of the heart to the entire world.
I'd like to take a moment to thank a dear friend of mine, Baruch T. Zohl Zein Gezint, who generously donated us some of his maaser, showing us that he more than just 'cares' about us. He is actually putting himself up to help... And even though it's just maaser, it was anyways going to go to Tzedaka... Still... It help loads.
Ciao!
posted by the Mitzvah man! at Thursday, December 31, 2009
4 Comments:
deep stuph...
Thanks =)
Does the saying "it's the thought that counts" get me a post. Machshava's the hardest to control and i've been focuseing my thought n giving you my um... maaser.
This is my theory. if ten people give you 10% of their earnings, it's a full salary fo you itself. sounds easy, no?
Malky, I will 'think' about posting something for you.
How's that?
Like smelling the bakery and paying with the sound of the coins.
And the guy who owed money but claimed ein od milvado/we're all nothing, and was threatened with a whole load of nothings delivered on his nothing.
Your comment made me laugh, Malky.
I like your blog, Benny. Rabbi Benny. HaRav HaGaon HaShliach Benny. HaRav HaGaon Hashliach Benzion.
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