We Were Made to Give

this story i'll talk quickly about a yid who was in the sinai desert in the israeli air force it was purim he didn't even know it was poor and he got inshallah shalom this moved him deeply and this started his path of chiva and it was eventually like many israelis when they leave artistro and they go slaughterets they become more religious he ended up in chicago and daniel moscow it's all over shaolin brought him to mahni israel and he met the rebbe and the rabbi asked him a question how come everything in yiddish kite puts the emphasis on the right side when it comes to the heart which is such a vital organ hashem seemingly put it on the wrong side he put it on the left side let it be like the brain that's in the center or if it has to be off center to off to one side or the other put it on the right why put it on the left this guy couldn't answer the question so that ebba said but the whole purpose of the heart is emotions and emotions aren't for yourself they're for others so when you face another jew in avas israel your heart is on the right on the other jew's right so his whole awakening to yiddish kite was when he was a receiver he got a gift that ever flipped it now you could become a giver now you have to give the gift not just because you know one good turn deserves another now and now it's you know now you got to step up but because that's how you were designed you were made your heart was placed on the other guy's right side when are we healthy when are we functioning according to our design when we're giving so don't give me this business that i'll do everything else but the avas israel part the whole purpose of it is to share it with somebody else or perhaps you could say it like this and i think everyone here knows this and i think it's something we try to teach our children and i hope it's something we try to teach every jew that we meet that when it comes down to it the only yiddish kite that you really have is whatever yiddish kite you are actively giving away you