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Always VERIFY Your Sources: The Torah Way to Deeper Learning

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Rabbi Yaron Reuven

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You cannot simply rely on someone telling you, "Nah, you don't need to." In fact, in the world of Torah, in the ishivot, there's a common teaching where they say that if you see that when you're learning, you see the commentary by the toot who tell you their explanation based on a page such and such somewhere else. Don't believe them. Why don't them shalom? To think for a moment that the sages are lying. No, no, no. Don't believe them. Rather, go check check the source THEY BROUGHT. DON'T JUST believe someone that mentions a source. EVEN IF IT'S A DUSTFOOT, GO AND CHECK THAT SOURCE. See that it says it there. Because not only is it going to solidify what they've said and will make a bigger impression on your heart and your soul, but also it will result in you becoming sharper and with better memory because you have now accustomed yourself to toiling in Torah and not just simply relying on somebody else spoon feeding You.