Strive for More - R. Meir Simcha Sperling - TorahAnytime.com

for him in the eternal world. He was not satisfied with that. He was not okay with that. And he did everything he can, 515 trilos and a whole bunch of reasons why, to attempt to achieve more. I want to further my spiritual goals, my spiritual qualities, my ruchniyus. It's not enough that I have a lot. Yes, and I do have a lot. Nobody got up like Moshe. I mean, nobody was going to be bigger than him. He's the biggest. And yet that wasn't enough for him. And this is a very, very powerful lesson. This teaches us that we should never forego the opportunity of climbing the rungs of avodas Hashem. If we have an opportunity to do more even though we're doing great, even if you're the best in your class, even if you're the best everything. I mean, you're the rav of the community and like you hit the top already, whatever it is, you can never be satisfied with your achievements. You have to constantly be looking for more. We Moshe Rabbeinu did it and he's our rebbe. And we learn from our rebbe. He's the role model for us. So, if he was constantly trying to elevate himself and he was fighting so hard and davening with such kavana and so many reasons and to get into the etzel for the reason of getting more, so then us for sure, we got to do that also. We can't stop because we think we're good to go.