25 October 2016 · A sentence from the teachings of Rav Kook

„IV) *** When one becomes too professional, one is liable to lose the…”

„IV) *** When one becomes too professional, one is liable to lose the soul. Thought, by its very nature at creation, seeks liberty and the capacity for freedom. The greater the space we have to contemplate, the more the thoughts manage to arrange themselves, to be clearer and more precise. And the more systematic we become”

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