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My Core Self Always Embraces My Inner Child & My Inner Adult

If I Was Not Allowed to Be a Child, Can I Ever Grow Up?

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This class was presented on Monday, Parshas Shlach, 23 Sivan, 5783, June 12, 2023, at Bais Medrash Ohr Chaim in Monsey, NY.

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Shmuel chein -1 year ago
Dogs and Lions
Noteworthy to mention, Rabbi Salanters insight about leaders of the generation before moshiach comes mentioned in Sota, the Talmud in yoma 21b mentions that the smoke of the wood arrangement in the second Temple had the shape of a dog, first temple was that of a lion. First temple was a Lion because it was built by king Solomon, but second Temple was built by Persian empire who's likened to a dog. Also first temple divine presence resided likeness of a lion on the divine celestial chariot, second Temple, impurity crept in, likened to a dog.

In reference to our conversation about leadership, lions attack more than roar, dogs bark more than they attack. One (lion) embodies behavioral confidence, the other (dog) embodies communicative confidence.

I would take behavior over communication any time of day.

Especially in this week's Parsha, the spies wanted to keep the Torah and mitzvot relegated to the realm of thought and speech, they didn't want it to evolve into the realm of action.

What this can mean to us today, don't be happy with communication alone, when there's a need and possibility for behavior.

Behavioral changes over just communicative changes.

Thank you Rabbi!
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Anonymous -1 year ago
one can interrupt giving a shiur to ensure
that a child has a ride to school. Some end such a call with "goodbye" and some end with "I love you".

which is higher?

one would think that "I love you" is higher.

but....the root of "goodbye" is "G-d be with ye". Perhaps that higher.
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levi hassine -1 year ago
Question for Rabbi YY
so you can decide how a plant grows through SPEECH?
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Anonymous -1 year ago
we don't stand up for the fetus in the womb
because he's learning only for himself.

really? what if it's twins? and with whom is that fetus learning, his chavrusa, so he's not learning only for himself.

and, maybe the Talmud chocham one should stand for is also learning for himself?
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Aharon -1 year ago
The Rebbe was an extremely present person.
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