What God asks in return for saving your life | Rabbi Yitzchak Aminov #torah

a Hatella call. There was a Hutala man who got a call that there was a building and a very high floor, a fire, smoke, and there was an elderly man on a wheelchair who couldn't who couldn't get out. This man risks his life, gets up to the high floor, sees this man, he's coughing but well alive, puts him on his back and brings him down safely. The old man takes a deep u breath breath of fresh air and he says, "Wow, you saved my life. You gave me my life. I I need to repay you. I need to pay you back. What can I do to repay you? To pay you back." I tell the guy, he says, "That's what I do. We save lives. This is what I This is what I love to do. No need to pay me back." He says, "No, no, no. You don't understand. You saved my life. I I wasn't able to come out. I need to repay you." And the hotel man persisted. No need. This is what I love to do. I love to save people's lives. And the old man persisted. You You don't understand. I own half of New York City properties and buildings. I'm a multi-millionaire. I own everything. Whatever you need, just ask. The man paused and he said, "You know what? One thing I ask for of you. Live a life worth saving. As long as you continue living a life worth saving, that's the biggest gift for me. Live a life with more meaning and continue to live a life with purpose. That's the gift that I want you to give me. My dear friends, this man is God Almighty. This elderly man on a wheelchair is all of us. And every single day, God Almighty saves our lives. He gives us g gives us a new breath of fresh air every single morning when we wake up. And all he asks for is to continue to live a life worth saving. Continue living a life worth giving life to. Continue to live a life with purpose and meaning. And as long as we give a life, as long as we include God Almighty into our lives, as long as we include him into our everyday, that's a life with purpose. That's a life with meaning. So let's make Hashem proud. Let's make it worthy enough for him to save us. Living a life with more purpose and meaning.