Reflections on the Daily "Hayom Yom"
Sep 6, 2026 · 3 min · 2 segments
Study the daily entries of "Hayom Yom," a book of short daily insights which was compiled by the Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory, in 1942.
We all know lots of people who can talk and talk and talk and talk, but not much is being said and there isn't very much to hear.
But then there are the rare individuals, and this can be somebody wise, perhaps an elderly person in your family or community, who doesn't do very much talking at all.
But when that person does open his or her mouth, Every word is super powerful and there's more meaning and substance in each word than in a thousand of those other speeches.
Sometimes that wise person doesn't even have to say a single word.
If you are keen enough to just watch the mannerism and simple behaviors of that individual, there are tremendous lessons to be learned.
says today's Hayoim Yoim.
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We all know lots of people who can talk and talk and talk and talk, but not much is being said and there isn't very much to hear.
But then there are the rare individuals, and this can be somebody wise, perhaps an elderly person in your family or community, who doesn't do very much talking at all.
But when that person does open his or her mouth, Every word is super powerful and there's more meaning and substance in each word than in a thousand of those other speeches.
Sometimes that wise person doesn't even have to say a single word.
If you are keen enough to just watch the mannerism and simple behaviors of that individual, there are tremendous lessons to be learned.
says today's Hayoim Yoim.
