So, for example, to truly reach our child who may be on the wrong path, we must speak engage with him or her, not ignore the situation. If we have a disagreement with a spouse, we have to express it, and not let the proxy of silence do our talking for us. Life has its difficult moments, but we might read this requirement for universal involvement in the ritual sacrifice as a suggestion that only if we personally engage in life's difficult moments can we know and appreciate the richness and fullness of life's blessings. To base it on the week's Torah portion. To do it in half a page or less.
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