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The Silence of Poverty

Everybody knocks on the door of the rich man craving to be his friend while to the poor man’s door there is silence.  –Talmud, Shabbat 32a


Is this how the thirty-six tzaddikim of the world exist?  No one pays them attentions so they live in as virtual unknowns.

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