It is not enough that we don't perform favoritism. It is not enough that we return lost objects. The Torah requires that we become the sort of people that would find it impossible to allow such behavior, that we ingrain G-d's will in our heart and mind until we see spiritual walls as being walls of mortar and stone. The answer was no. No prayer ever goes unanswered.
Every prayer makes an impact in the higher spiritual realms.
When a prayer seems to have fallen by the way, we look at it as worthless, and yet it makes an awesome impact on the very fabric of reality. Beyond our comprehension, in the loftier spheres that little prayer is moving worlds. The Carmel Wine Cellars were established here in 1887 through the generosity of Baron Rothschild and served as an important factor in the development of the agricultural settlement into a major urban center. If you like this e-mail please share it with a friend. Dedication opportunities are available for Torah Weekly.