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Rabbi Pinto recounted: The rich man who quarreled over food on a plane

Everything is in our head and any problem can be solved if we live in the "greatness of the mind", said the head of the patriarchs of the courts in Morocco, the Rebbe Rabbi Pinto in his lesson.

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Thursday, 19 November 2020, 14:14

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Can problems be solved by changing our thinking?

According to Rebbe Rabbi Josiah Pinto, everything is in our head, and it is up to us to choose whether to live in the "smallness of the brain" or in the "greatness of the brain."

lesson of the Rebbe Rabbi Pinto, he quoted the words of Chazal: - Poor in mind, it is not written that he who has no money is poor but he who has no mind.

"We have seen people who have billions in the bank, but they are small-minded," Rabbi Pinto added, adding: "

A person who has a small brain is poor in opinion, if he has a small opinion, a narrow opinion, he is poor even if he has all the money in the world.

" We know a man who is as rich as Korach, but rides a plane in a regular class, and argues over food.

After all, you are very rich, enjoy a little of the money God has given you.

But no, he's just complaining, why is it like that, it's broken, everything's small-minded, the money he has came from some stra ... it's small-minded. "

Rabbi Pinto added in his lesson: "And we know people who have some money, but with the greatness of the mind, they are happy and thank God, worship the Lord with joy, love the Lord, all in the greatness of the mind, with a wide heart and a good heart. A person should be in the greatness of the mind "And it goes on for life. If you are in the size of the brain, you do not quarrel and argue with anyone, nothing is difficult for you, nothing hurts you, everything is fine."

Rebbe Rabbi Pinto explained that this foundation was the basis for the trials of our ancestor Abraham: “Abraham our father had ten trials.

It was not the experience that was the experience, but that during the experience it overcame the smallness of the mind.

"" We need to change our perception and vision of life.

Not to see the problem as a problem, but to see the head as a problem.

A person with small brains - even if he does not have sugar in coffee he can break the whole house, this is his experience.

The problem is not the problem, but the smallness of the brain, "added the head of the tribunals in Morocco.

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