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Discipline or Growth?
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The Torah teaches that a kosher animal both chews the cud and has split hooves. Yitzchak’s discipline is the chewing. Moshe’s halicha is the split hooves, the steady walk forward. Both are needed in Avodas Hashem.
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Take one, one,
chew it until it becomes yours until you
own it, till it becomes part of who you
are. That's that's discipline.
That's the inside. That's the chewing of
the mal. But then there's the Mosha
Mosha on the other hand embodies.
How we walk, how we move, how we grow,
how we develop. While and malas gerra
represents inner discipline and a
controlled misora unbreakable focus and
a steadfast tradition. Moshau represents
the Torah evolution, the advancement,
the personal development, the renewal.
Lean into both sides of the avoda, the
daily chewing of the cut, if you will,
but at the same time with the split
hooves, the mosha benu, a clear, steady
hala walk, moving forward to push
ourselves a little bit, do something
extra, something beyond what we've
accomplished.
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