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The Golden Rule - R. Yehoshua Zitron - TorahAnytime.com

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uh was used to invite guests specifically beggars into into his suka and his students went over to him and says rabbi it's not befitting you it was one of the the the one if not of the leading rabbis of the generation you know going and and hosting these you know poor people that smelled homeless you know like it just didn't it wasn't it wasn't befitting of someone in his caliber so he responded to them that he says after 120 when I pass away he says I'm going to want to go into the suka of the comes the time of msiah and they're going to come and they're gonna tell me lady what are you doing This is a place only for righteous people. This is this is the how he speaks. He says, "Yeah." And he responds, "Yeah, you're right. I don't belong over here. But in my sukah, I never turned anyone away." And in this way, explained by that because I never turned beggars, poor, smelly, whatever people away from my suka, from my home. I will be allowed, they won't turn me away. And I will be allowed to sit amongst the righteous people in paradise in in you know Ghana in Haba. So when we think about this concept, the concept is a very very simple yet important concept that the way that you treat others, you will get treated.