ייִדישער מחשבֿה אויף שמות 2:2

The Talmud in Menachot 53, states: "may the good one come and receive that which is good, from the Good One, on behalf of the good ones." May the good one come, i.e. Moses, of whom it is written "she saw him that he was good." (Exodus 2,2) "And receive that which is good," i.e. the Torah of which it is written "for it is a good instruction that I have given you" (Proverbs 4,2) "From the Good One" i.e the Almighty, of whom it is said "The Lord is good to all." (Psalms 145,9) "On behalf of the good ones"-i.e. Israel, concerning whom scripture states "do good O Lord, to the good ones and to those whose heart is upright!" (Psalms 125,4)

The existence of ideal conditions is a prerequisite if a craftsman is to perform his art successfully.