<caption><image_92>The image shows a man standing on a stage with a blue curtain in the background. He is wearing a dark blue sweater and glasses and appears to be speaking or giving a presentation. His hands are clasped together in front of him and he is gesturing with his hands as he speaks. There is another person visible on the left side of the image, but they are not clearly visible.</caption><transcript><audio_93>another person we actually did see the sacred in them and that's not to to make an overly religious statement it's to say that that there is something um extraordinarily infinitely precious about every single person unique and and</transcript><transcript><audio_94>important and what that does is that that's not just a statement about what one acknowledges but that becomes a commanding voice that to say that if I see the sacred in another person then I'm called upon to encounter them with</transcript><transcript><audio_95>dignity with honor and one of the major crises of this time is that people are looking in the eyes of others and they're disregarding that if we can lift up that honor if we can encounter that</transcript><transcript><audio_96>person with the humanity that they have been endowed with then indeed we can bring ourselves to a place of encounter questioning curiosity and ultimately Discovery building and peace share that</transcript><transcript><audio_97>Hebrew expression again but Salam Elohim and share the greeting again asalam alaykum Rabbi Pearlman Dr fared I very much appreciate not only your time but also the support you're providing your</transcript> another person we actually did see the sacred in them and that's not to to make an overly religious statement it's to say that that there is something um extraordinarily infinitely precious about every single person unique and and important and what that does is that that's not just a statement about what one acknowledges but that becomes a commanding voice that to say that if I see the sacred in another person then I'm called upon to encounter them with dignity with honor and one of the major crises of this time is that people are looking in the eyes of others and they're disregarding that if we can lift up that honor if we can encounter that person with the humanity that they have been endowed with then indeed we can bring ourselves to a place of encounter questioning curiosity and ultimately Discovery building and peace share that Hebrew expression again but Salam Elohim and share the greeting again asalam alaykum Rabbi Pearlman Dr fared I very much appreciate not only your time but also the support you're providing your
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