The seismograph has taught us that a tremor in any part of the world can be felt by a sufficiently sensitive instrument everywhere in the world. The same is true of a person’s deeds. One should not think that one's actions do not affect others. Everything one does in some way affects everyone else in the world.
[Avraham Twerski translation]
Suggested Discussion Questions:
1. How does this text answer the common wariness that our actions will actually make real change?
2. What are the implications of this text on all our actions?
1. How does this text answer the common wariness that our actions will actually make real change?
2. What are the implications of this text on all our actions?
Time Period: Modern (Spinoza through post-WWII)