all in cans. The shops were closed and so she came to the group because at least she would get some refreshments there.That was the moment at which I had handed her the can opener. You can imagine the exposive impact. I was completely blown away by it, as was she. I've never forgotten that experience. I can't explain it, but it did teach me an important lesson about listening to God and acting in faith.

In everyday life, I believe God's general call is to live a life that his consistent with his overall mission and values. This is what it means to follow him: to discern his goals, his direction, his attitude, his way of doing things and to walk behind him, imitate him, get in onstraight foot.
The relevance to our daily lives is that when praying the Amidah prayer we are instructed to stand with our legs together in order to resemble Angels.
The source for this can be found in the code of Jewish Law A quote from the book "the Abridged code of Jewish Law 18:5 reads as follows:

One positions one's feet one next to the other, as if they are only
  one,  in order to resemble the angels as it was said: "And their feet
  were like a straight foot."  - that is, their feet appear to be as
  one foot

The appearance of angels is based on Ezekiel's vision in the Book of Yechezkel - Chapter 1

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Rabbeinu Nissim, when discussing the law surrounding the depiction of