Morning Minute with Rabbi Feigenbaum 4/30/20

What’s said in this shiur

The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Y. Feigenbaum’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

good morning everyone I want to expand on what we spoke about yesterday a verse in this week's Torah portion the half dollar aha come oh I love your neighbor as yourself the commentaries asked what does it mean Comeau collect yourself how is it possible to love someone else like yourself a healthy person loves himself the most that's as part of human nature you could be selfless and you could cure about other people but to the extent of about other people but to the extent of yourself what does that mean exactly say the commentaries something very powerful the door is teaching us how to be able to ver hafta be able to love everyone even if it's someone that gets under your skin even if it's someone that annoys you how do we make sure that we could be able to vie have to actually love them the Torah says kamoko like yourself means to say think about how you would like other people to think

Jump to a moment

1. 0:00good morning everyone I want to expand on what we spoke about yesterday a verse in…
2. 0:31about other people but to the extent of yourself what does that mean exactly say the…
3. 1:01you would like other people to think about you to judge you to react to things…
4. 1:31you stop thinking that they have different rules than you we all make mistakes we all…
5. 2:01starts with you they have their kamoko you have to go ahead and start loving your…
6. 2:31strong and united together so let's think about this word kamoko like yourself next time we're…

Every second of this shiur plays inside FilteredTube — a filtered YouTube library where each video was reviewed against one written standard before it could appear. No ads, no comments, no autoplay into anything unapproved.