Your Greatest Achievement #Shorts

When one thinks about their lifetime, what their greatest achievements were, what they're most proud of, what mim do they think will earn them a share in the world to come. A person may think, oh, about that time that they learned and they really knew it well. One may have even learned the entire shas. Someone may think about the time they gave a substantial amount of sudaka to somebody really in need and bailed them out of a difficult situation. or somebody may have been involved in aid organization and these are all very noteworthy achievements for but what may be overlooked is that actually in the world to come one's greatest share may be for something else entirely the reveals to us that there are 310 worlds in the world to come Hashem is destined to bequeath to a righteous person 310 worlds. Did you ever think about how these worlds are allocated? We may say, well, probably 300 of them or most of them are for the good deeds we do and maybe a couple of them are given to those who overcome temptation. No, says the villain. Just the opposite. Of the 310 worlds, 300 of them are given for overcoming the Yates and only 10 of them are given for maim and for doing good deeds. So the next time maybe you're walking down the street and you encounter a temptation and the is trying to persuade you to look after all he says you've done so many great things in your lifetime. There's so many mitzvah that you will earn a great share in the world to come. Don't lose this opportunity because by overcoming the temptations of the atah harah this may loom larger than any achievement in your entire lifetime. So next time you have that challenge you tell yourself this is the opportunity of my life to earn something that I could be proud of for all of eternity.