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I like this message that someone said on snowflakes. She said that each snowflake is unique in it’s own way and then joins with the rest. Puzzle pieces are similar, each one is unique but part of a big picture. The message was the importance of each different piece and how they fit together.
Your message is great. I think it needs to be expanded to klal yisroel who individually are all unique with their own kishroinos. Every individual is needed to make up klal yisroel. Everyone needs to feel important and reminded that they have their special tuffkid in life and can make a difference.
All the newspapers when showing snowflakes make a star I was always wondering what the meaning of that star is cause I always thought that snowflakes have no specific shape, finally by theblizzard that NYC recently experienced I looked at each snowflake and saw that they all are actually stars that look like they just came out of a mold, it’s unbelievable how each snowflake in it self has so much to it
I never understood why people state that about snowflakes. What two non-manufactured things are exactly alike. No two people are exactly alike, no two kugels are exactly alike.
I also think it’s very important to note that..
No Cholent Tastes the Same!!!
That also goes to show you the special uniqueness of every individual in klal yisroel.
I can only imagine if one would mix all the cholents in klal yisroel together
what a scrumptious symphony of flavor that would create.
the topic here is snowflakes not chulent so stay on topic please!
sm29; Thanks! I try, 😉
smiling; Please don’t tell me you haven’t noticed the similarities of snowflakes
& cholent.
Ron- the difference between snowflakes and people or kugels is that when you combine all snowflakes, they lose their individuality, yet if you form a crowd of ppl or kugels, they retain their individuality. (Unless, of course, you mush the kugels together. Then again, snowflakes don’t have to get mushed to lose themselves in the crowd.)
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