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Love Your Neighbor

A man was seen standing on a pier and to everyone's amazement he was throwing his valuables into the sea.  A wise man observed and commented, "I do not know why he is doing that but I know that the goods can't be his."

When every person will treat one another's possessions as if they were their own, we will fully fulfill the mitzvah of "loving our neighbor as we love ourself."

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