Sublime

“If you sit in darkness long enough, you get used to it. You do not realize the need for light.”

with all the seemingly unending descents, hardships and ways to break our strides, we can’t let it pull us down. We have to keep moving; keeping our soul’s essence and the ultimate purpose of spiritualizing reality until our own redemption, both prati (personal) and klali (public/general) become actualized into the final redemption and the redempti

There is an adage, If you see that your livelihood is limited, then give tzedakah. It applies to lack in general—if you feel like you aren’t receiving, focus on giving,

It is in the wilderness, in the aliveness of the world, that Torah comes alive.

Human beings, like all living creatures, are events.

The specific forms the mitzvot take are often extracted from the rich loam of aggadah from which halakhah grows;

G-d creates the world and our lives every day—and moment—anew. Let us emulate our Creator and live our lives in kind, approaching each day and every encounter afresh.

It is a great mitzvah to be happy at all times. Be determined to keep away from depression and aim to be happy constantly. Happiness is the remedy for all kinds of diseases — because many illnesses are caused by depression. You must be resourceful in order to make yourself happy. Often you must do something a little bit crazy in order to make yours