Constructive Criticism - 17 of 31

figuring out it was most of introduction the front of the safe the seeker at the end of the first volume of the Encyclopedia and that is what became known as Quintus in your original Taurus I shall see this you have a question you wanna ask so anyway why am I saying that so in that countries the rebus says and it gives a muscle for mother Ani that basically Hasid as' is what he calls the fifth part of Torah corresponding to your feeder right there's five aspects to the soul nefesh rule of the Shama hayashida so your feeder is oneness and it's said so the rabbi says it's like shemin's like compared to oil which is my failure say how cool it rises to the top if you have other liquids always something that's oil it rises to the top and that episode see this is the energy that enlivens every other part of Torah so in other words it's not cosmic show love outside of Torah it's an aspect of Torah that enlightens the other parts of Torah to understand what I just said you have to study that country theatre studies very well okay if you really want to and it's an important work to understand and it's a difficult work I'm not going to say it's an easy work to understand but it's very crucial to our sheering today from p.m. both in English in addition Hebrew women on that country so it would be worthwhile to to learn it and I think you ever have a shave here in the community okay anyway so so I say that because because we encounter as if you've seen Sakarya you you know ourselves that that there are bay and bring and on one hand you could you could say like it's like what's the question what's the issue you know the you know have a way of resolving it and at times the the questions are better than the answers so you have to understand that to appreciate am i Maha siddhis it's not about questions that's not about answers that's that's I think the difficulty for a Western thinker and we're trained in the Western Way of thinking you know rabbi Zalman Posner has a book called think Jewish and I really urge you to read that book because in that book he tackles this idea what's Jewish thinking for Torah thinking versus Western thinking and basically and I read this as a as a teenager and there's no young you know the as I got into the work of slickness and key Rovin and her father you know know that it was very helpful because he explains that it's two diametrically opposite ways of going about a severe subject an idea there's a Torah way of thinking going about it and there's a Western way and we're not talking about a Western Way with in Torah Western Way of thinking right that that's and the supposin really tackles that it's a very important very important to understand that as well so I say this because when you move to cities and you see a question you've seen the answer and kind of you know either yeah I got it I don't it turns me on it doesn't turn me on their battery answers in the commentaries of the Talmud of the hummus you know so you have to understand that that's not the Iker of a minor that's not what the Mimer is is there to to get you excited about and thinking about it's the content the bulk of the minor you know that they're certain my more'n if you look into the my moorim of the fifth rubber the rubber a sharp show um bear of the Babich where it begins with the words will have an onion to understand the concept it doesn't even have a headache a passage or a huzzah and in fact many my mom were that way and then when they obey Him went that's when they said it when it came time to actually write the Mimer they put a heading and end to it so it makes more sense when you when you when you read them paper when you learn it on the paper what we see from that at the beginning in the end that's not that's not certainly the mind the minor is the subject matter of godliness and divinity that were that were that were that's being discussed a minor like this which is called in a bad language a Nevada minor there's two types of my morin two types of about discourses once called Haskalah Mimer or my Marin the the the discourses that deal more with the intellectual right the philosophical and then there is my murim like this one where the subject matter pretty much is avoider is service refinement character development and improvement that's called avodah my Marin so in in in both the subject matter is what what's what's occur so I'm just I just took a few minutes to to give you a general overview of the structure of a minor and therefore the questions an answer and sometimes like in here it could be a page long you know Martha thought oh him and the Hazael you know I'm saying but you don't need the - you don't need a mind for that go to shops go to the with the before shin I'm saying you could it's not what you did the my before the - deer to motivate you intellectually and emotionally to be a better servant of a shell and the whole content of a my mirth is is Eliquis is godliness you know there were Hasidic that they in the old days we didn't have swaram and if you know things and they were hassidim today I heard this from my spam they would learn and then they would turn the page and the next page didn't connect to the page and form because they had torn pages and they were so it's a continuation why because they were driven to for the godliness here they're looking for God so what's the difference if it'll actually the question the answer bromance you know I find God on this page and I find that Shem on this page but getting back to what we're learning here it's all about the idea of of authority and how someone who was put in the position of authority needs to deal with the people who he is direct and this is what we're saying and that ever said in on-page race you dress he said he began giving us what we call the criteria for criticism that Dovid levy has been announcing constructive criticism and what what are the points a point one was Dov it let's see do you remember what was point one