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by Rav Avraham Yitzchak Kook
We aspire [to attain] the supernal goal and, correspondingly, to hold onto the practical foundation. The practical burden waits [to receive] the full power [it needs, which will occur] when the ideal light is revealed in it and through it. But with that, the [burden] may, over the course of time, because of the stumbling of the nation, become too much. Then we will seek proper solutions that are in keeping with the spirit of the soul of the nation itself [and] in keeping with the way of the Torah in its fullness, in order to ease the weight in such a way that this necessary alleviation will not for even a moment cause any lack of the spiritual image in the actions [expressing the nation’s] aspiration. Shemonah Kevatzim I 6
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10/15/2020 07:24:26 am
Aspirations and actions are two sides of the same coin. I believe that those who take matters into their own hands are always going to be amazing. If we can go and do whatever it is that we can, then that is what we should. Giving up is never an option for those who want to achieve something in life. I seriously believe that we can achieve stuff, and that is why I am here, and why I love talking. Leave a Reply. |
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