Parshat Noach - All for One, and One for All

How far would you go to save another person?  Would you interrupt your work day?  Would you drive a hundred miles?  Would you fly around the world?

What would you put on the line for another person?  Your time?  Your money?  Your fun?  Your life?

Who matters to you?  Your children?  Your parents? Your siblings?  Your friends?  A stranger?

We sometimes get caught in our own day-to-day to such a great degree, that we forget what matters most.  We sometimes get so caught up in our own world, that we forget that our world is only beautiful because of the other people in it.

Who matters most to us?  How far would we go for them?  How much do we define our own sense of joy and fulfillment in life by our ability to bring those around us along for the ride?

Attached please find a Shu-Shine on the Torah portion of 'Noach': "All for One, and One for All".

May we all be blessed to feel truly connected to everyone around us, and to reach a level where the only pathway of fulfillment we see for ourselves, is the pathway that includes everyone we touch.

With Love and a Smile,

~Shu