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Is an attitude of giving charity (tzedakah) with joy even possible?
Q. Is an attitude of giving charity (tzedakah) with joy even possible?
Asked by Scott R - Tue Aug 28 17:29:12 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Charity Given With Joy An eminent specialist who devoted much of his time to charity work in clinics was surprised to have an old gentleman ushered into his Park Avenue consultation room one day. Remember me, Doctor? asked the man. You treated me over at the clinic. Well, I ve been left a little money and I guess I can afford my own doctor now. But what made you come to me? the physician wanted to know. I wasn t the only doctor who treated you at the clinic. I know, the old man said quietly, but you were the only one who helped me with my coat. Charity is one of the hardest mitzvoth to perform with joy. Perhaps because it means the loss of something with value. Perhaps it is fear that the recipient is not truly… [cont.]
Answered by liezer b - Tue Aug 28 20:41:58 2007
Q. Is an attitude of giving charity (tzedakah) with joy even possible?
Asked by Scott R - Tue Aug 28 17:29:12 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Charity Given With Joy An eminent specialist who devoted much of his time to charity work in clinics was surprised to have an old gentleman ushered into his Park Avenue consultation room one day. Remember me, Doctor? asked the man. You treated me over at the clinic. Well, I ve been left a little money and I guess I can afford my own doctor now. But what made you come to me? the physician wanted to know. I wasn t the only doctor who treated you at the clinic. I know, the old man said quietly, but you were the only one who helped me with my coat. Charity is one of the hardest mitzvoth to perform with joy. Perhaps because it means the loss of something with value. Perhaps it is fear that the recipient is not truly… [cont.]
Answered by liezer b - Tue Aug 28 20:41:58 2007
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