<transcript><audio_87>grandparents or when they greet other members of the community they're wishing peace upon them and that's what I truly hope we're able to achieve for yeah so um there's a there's a beautiful Jewish teaching that comes out of the</transcript><transcript><audio_88>the initial chapters the initial verses actually of the the Book of Genesis that teaches in the in the legend of creation that when God created The World God created human beings in Hebrew it's balam Elohim which means in the image of</transcript><transcript><audio_89>God and that has been interpret interpreted over time as meaning to that when one sees another human being that one is is called upon to to ackn knowledge the sacredness of the soul of</transcript><transcript><audio_90>every person that we encounter doesn't mean that we agree with everything that they that they say it doesn't mean that there aren't issues that are challenging but it means that we honor them we honor them as human beings leading to the beautiful piece that that you spoke to</transcript><transcript><audio_91>and on the one hand one could say that that's that's an incredibly simple notion but on the other hand one could ask but what if people actually live that way what if when we did encounter</transcript> grandparents or when they greet other members of the community they're wishing peace upon them and that's what I truly hope we're able to achieve for yeah so um there's a there's a beautiful Jewish teaching that comes out of the the initial chapters the initial verses actually of the the Book of Genesis that teaches in the in the legend of creation that when God created The World God created human beings in Hebrew it's balam Elohim which means in the image of God and that has been interpret interpreted over time as meaning to that when one sees another human being that one is is called upon to to ackn knowledge the sacredness of the soul of every person that we encounter doesn't mean that we agree with everything that they that they say it doesn't mean that there aren't issues that are challenging but it means that we honor them we honor them as human beings leading to the beautiful piece that that you spoke to and on the one hand one could say that that's that's an incredibly simple notion but on the other hand one could ask but what if people actually live that way what if when we did encounter
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