Hanoch of Aleksandrov explained how this world can be compared to a wedding hall.
"A man came to an inn in Warsaw. In the evening there floated music and sounds of dancing coming from the adjacent house.
"They must be having a wedding," he thought.
The next evening he heard the same sounds and the next evening as well.
"How can there be so many weddings in one family?" he wondered.
The innkeeper answered, "That house is a wedding hall. Today there is one wedding and tomorrow there will be another."
"It is the same with this world," told Rabbi Hanoch. "People are always enjoying themselves. But some days it is one person and other days it is another. No single person is happy all the time." -Francine Klagsbrun
"A man came to an inn in Warsaw. In the evening there floated music and sounds of dancing coming from the adjacent house.
"They must be having a wedding," he thought.
The next evening he heard the same sounds and the next evening as well.
"How can there be so many weddings in one family?" he wondered.
The innkeeper answered, "That house is a wedding hall. Today there is one wedding and tomorrow there will be another."
"It is the same with this world," told Rabbi Hanoch. "People are always enjoying themselves. But some days it is one person and other days it is another. No single person is happy all the time." -Francine Klagsbrun
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