When Passion Becomes Pressure

Nazar is intriguing because there's a paradox. On the one hand, he's kadosh and calls him koshes. On the other hand, the Torah says to bring a carb on a nazir who adopts the inability to create resolution between ironically can drain of its importance because it's just a certain tipping point. You can't breathe depth, passion, and intensity to everything. There's only a limited amount you can breathe it into. If you're operating on full RPMs and full velocity for every single at every single at a certain point, you're going to lose that velocity. You're going to lose that intensity because you can't and there has to be high RPMs, revolutions per minute, and lower RPMs or else the engine's going to burn out. And I don't mean burn out, you'll leave religion. It just religion will become less intense and less passionate and less animated.