ONCE UPON A CHASID: The Irksome Burden (Shlach)

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Sivan 14, 5771 · June 16, 2011
The Irksome Burden

There we saw giants... and we were in our own eyes as locusts (13:33)

Someone once asked Rabbi Shmuel of Lubavitch: "What is true learning?"

The Rebbe replied: "When one studies a section of Talmud or an idea in chassidus, one is there, together with its illustrious author. He is building upon the sage's wisdom like a midget perched upon a giant - he is riding on the giant's shoulders.

"One must be grateful to the giant that he doesn't fling the nuisance from his shoulders."




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