Quote by The Talmud

No labor, however humble, is dishonoring.

No labor, however humble, is dishonoring.

Summary

This quote suggests that no form of work is considered inferior or demeaning. It implies that regardless of the nature of a job or its societal perception, all forms of labor hold value and should be respected. The quote reminds us to recognize and appreciate the efforts and contributions made by individuals regardless of the level of their occupation, reinforcing the idea that every job and every individual contributes to the overall functioning and development of society.

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