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Rabbi Yaron Reuven discusses the concept of "Adam" in Jewish tradition, explaining that it refers to the Jewish people and their unique responsibility to each other. He highlights the importance of unity and emphasizes that when one Jew suffers, all Jews suffer. He connects this concept to the sin of the Golden Calf, highlighting the consequences of inaction and the need for collective responsibility.

Rabbi Reuven then delves into the meaning of "yehudi," which he explains is rooted in thanksgiving to HaShem. He encourages listeners to focus on giving thanks for the good things in their lives, rather than constantly focusing on what they lack. He shares the story of Rabbi Zusha, who despite facing poverty and hardship, maintained a spirit of gratitude, reminding us that even in difficult situations, we can find reasons to be thankful. Rabbi Reuven concludes by urging listeners to start with small steps, like setting an alarm to remind themselves to express gratitude daily, believing that this practice can lead to a deeper understanding of true Jewish identity.


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