Greetings

I read an interesting vort. The Alter of Slobodka was walking one morning and said "Good Morning" to a house. The person walking with him asked, who hears this good Morning?

The Alter responded, "They have to hear it?!"

A great level imo, he said it not because he wants the man to hear it, but rather he truly wants that person to have a good morning. I read the story from Rav Avigdor Miller Zt"l and he adds a great point (which is perfect here):

Hakadosh Baruch Hu promised Avraham:
"Va'averachah mevarachecha" = "I shall bless those who bless you".

Bamidbar 6:27:
"Vesamu es Shemi al Bnei Yisroel va'ani avarecheim".

"Place my name on Bnei Yisroel and I will bless them". Usually understood as the Kohanim by placing the name on Bnei Yisroel cause Hashem to bless bnei yisroel. But as Rav Avigdor Miller zt"l continues to explain the gemara explains that it is "va'averchah mevarachecha" = "will bless those who bless you". Hashem blesses the KOHANIM, why? Because they bless Bnei Yisroel!