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Same Values. New Language.
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The Torah’s values never change — but the world we live in does. If we want Mussar and Machshava to hit home, we need to speak a language this generation understands. #TorahToday #Mussar #Machshava #JewishThought #ModernMussar #TimelessValues #SameTorahNewLanguage #SpiritualGrowth #Emunah #JewishWisdom #TorahIn2025
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When we try to veer outside of gumar
learning and gamarra learning more or
less 99.9999%
of it is the same that you would have
learned 800 years ago. It's all just
very abstract kamiric analysis. That's
what attracts me so much. I literally
feel as if I'm recreating the
experiences of the Raban and the
experiences of the Rambam and the
experiences of nothing has changed. But
then when you veer outside of Gar
learning to the world of Makshava/Muser,
these conversations are highly highly
cultural specific. Not the values but
the way in which you live those values
and the tonality and the orientation. So
everyone agrees for example to the Miles
Sharm's list of values. The question is
how you articulate them. But what does
RZOS mean in our world? What does
laziness mean in our world? What does
Nikios mean in a world in which Achios
has changed? It doesn't mean we
shouldn't inunciate these values but
they have to be articulated in a
different language with a different
tone. What is the type of life we're
leading today?