520. Water Will Flow from His Buckets
“Water will flow from his buckets.” It is known that “water” is called “Torah.” “From his Dlayim [buckets]” comes from the word Dal [poor/meager]. […]
“Water will flow from his buckets.” It is known that “water” is called “Torah.” “From his Dlayim [buckets]” comes from the word Dal [poor/meager]. […]
1) New profit and utility functions: Reality dictates that we adjust the current economic and social systems to ones based on mutual
1) The economy expresses the nature of human relations: The economy is an expression of human nature and reflects our human relations.
There is a question that is commonly addressed to me at various lectures and interviews with regard to how I
The most important aspect of the process of self-improvement is the cultivation of one’s sense of humility before the Creator.
In order to attain the goal of creation, we need to feel a “hunger,” without which we cannot taste the
In the left line, which brings about suffering as a result of the absence of the desired, is awakened a