When on Yom Kippur, it is asked who shall live and who shall die, the answer to all the questions is, "me". This life can indeed be lost in a moment, and it will be as some moment. While we walk across the bridge on the journey of our lives, it is also important to remember, come what may, we are also having the Time of our lives. Anguish can only exist in a heart that loves, that love will go on, and in that we can know, that maybe not today, or tomorrow, but some day, some tomorrow, we will laugh and easily love again.
Thank you Rabbi.
When on Yom Kippur, it is asked who shall live and who shall die, the answer to all the questions is, "me". This life can indeed be lost in a moment, and it will be as some moment. While we walk across the bridge on the journey of our lives, it is also important to remember, come what may, we are also having the Time of our lives. Anguish can only exist in a heart that loves, that love will go on, and in that we can know, that maybe not today, or tomorrow, but some day, some tomorrow, we will laugh and easily love again.