More Than Hospitality
We are living through a crisis of meaning. What people need more than anything today is a sense of value—to feel important and needed. We live in a world where most people are not searching for food. Existence itself is taken for granted: water flows from the tap, and medicine provides solutions to most health problems. The struggle for existence today is about the question of meaning: who needs me? What can I contribute? The main concern is not what to live from, but what to live for.
Our forefather Avraham understood this already four thousand years ago, and he invested in it—no less than he did in providing physical kindness.
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