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Good evening and blessings. Most people in the world dedicate the majority of their time to building things that belong mainly to the physical side of life. Career, home, comfort, pleasure. That's the nature of the world. A person lives in this world, feels the body more strongly, feels the material, the tangible reality he sees around him. And so naturally most of his time is invested in physical matters. There are only a few people who truly invest in their spiritual growth in shaping their character in good deeds in inner elevation and who see this as the essence of life. Of course life in this world requires making a living. You need a home. You need transportation. You need to exist. But the center of life should revolve around the spiritual construction of the human being. Rashi writes in the book of Ecclesiastes that the world is called olam because it comes from the word hm concealment. There is a verse that says he has also placed the world in their hearts. Normally the word olam is written with the letter vav but king Solomon wrote it without the vav. The bible is written without vowels. So it can also be read as heel concealment. He placed concealment in their hearts because the physical world conceals. It hides the spiritual dimension that exists within it. In truth, everything
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