The meat of the Korban must be eaten within a specific time, after that, none may be eaten. And ALL the meat must be eaten, you may not leave anything over. We can suggest that the Inyan of eating up your Korban without leaving anything over, can be M'ramez on the Inyan of Sameach B'chelko. “Eat” ALL you have, and appreciate ALL your Kochos that Hashem gave you. Your unique abilities and Nisyonos, your background, Parnasa, and your Derech in Avoda; “eat it up” and enjoy every inch and every particle; it’s all from Hashem, and all, total-good, including the difficult parts. Don’t exclude even a tiny drop of your life, and make sure to appreciate every: ש ַמ ַהוּ tiny bit. It’s all Min HaShamayim and L'tovah.
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