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Losing Respect for Torah Means Losing Your Own Purpose
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When a person starts to mock or minimize Torah, it does not only weaken their respect for holiness, it weakens their own identity. Esav and Haman fell because they cared more about image than meaning, more about honor than truth. #TorahLife #Kedusha #Emunah #Purpose #AvodasHashem #Yiddishkeit #Ruchniyus #Chizuk #SpiritualGrowth #TruthOverImage
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The balm points out two remarkable
connections between Russia and Hasha in
this week's para.
Both were drawn to image over essence to
how things look rather than [music] what
things mean. This is the story of Asov
versus Yakov, Hammon versus Mori. The
ongoing battle between Rnes and Gashmus.
Asov and Hammon both chose food, honor
and image over meaning, em and amuna.
The word viv, it captures it all. When a
person starts to belittle the Torah,
belittle rabanim, belittle mitzvah,
belittle shamayim, it doesn't just
weaken their respect for kadusha. It
weakens their sense of purpose. It
weakens who they are.