Imagine human suffering as a 3D object. A meditation of multi-fold perspective & purpose.

Consider an idea as a three dimensional object. There are six directions: up, down, right, left, forward, back. Back: Past human suffering weighs upon us like a yoke. The inter-generational trauma prevents us from seeing a way forward. Forward: The future of suffering is almost inevitable. We must share the stories and the trauma of the past for the future generations to prevent the suffering of…

...A Chabad Chasid might translate ordinary Hebrew words quite easily, but words that are uniquely Chabad (“Chabadisms”) must remain pure and unadulterated, attesting to the significance these ideas occupy in the minds and hearts of the Chabad community.

A Language Called Chabad: The Unique Expressions of the Chabad Movement

By Dovi Seldowitz

Chasidic communities are typically thought to consist of native Yiddish speakers whose English speaking skills are often somewhat limited. As the sociolinguists might have it, the Yiddish language is a tool for these groups to socialize their members, aligning them with the values of their community.[1]…