1 April 2013 · A sentence from the teachings of Rav Kook

„Faith is neither intellect nor emotion, but rather the most fundament…”

„Faith is neither intellect nor emotion, but rather the most fundamental self-revelation of the essence of the soul, which must be guided according to its own nature. And when its natural path is not corrupted, it needs no other content to support it, but finds everything within itself.”From Ma'amarei HaRe'iyah, Me'orot HaEmunah

What is faith?

Faith is something inner and deep, nourished from the innermost soul of a person. There are times when we need to charge our faith, to study it and understand it. But among the truly pure of soul, faith dwells deep within. They believe because they believe...

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