“The older I get and the more Chassidus I digest the more I realize just how lazy and stupid I can be...And that’s going to change in Adar. I have all the tools! Why don’t I use em!???”
There are two approaches to Chassidic material. One is ready for “what is it saying should be”! The other asks “what will this be asking me to do?”
When you hit a wall, what is your go to? "I should” or “what do I do to.......?”
Using the example of a soldier’s way of learning can help move you into making your mission happen.
“The older I get and the more Chassidus I digest the more I realize just how lazy and stupid I can be...And that’s going to change in Adar. I have all the tools! Why don’t I use em!???”
There are two approaches to Chassidic material. One is ready for “what is it saying should be”! The other asks “what will this be asking me to do?”
When you hit a wall, what is your go to? "I should” or “what do I do to.......?”
Using the example of a soldier’s way of learning can help move you into making your mission happen.