The Lord said to Moses: Ascend to Me on the mountain, and be there (Exodus 24:12): Why the double command that appears to be redundant, both to ascend, and to be on the mountaintop? The Kotzker taught that "one who ascends to the top stands on the mountain, although that climber's head might be in another place. The essential thing is not the ascent, but to be there, and only there." -Kotzker Rebbe
Be there. Wherever you are.
Be there. Wherever you are.
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