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Rav Kook on How the Living Torah Must Be "Normal" & Not Contradict Life"
"Don't Be Too Machmir"
The Living Torah, or Torat Chaim, must not contradict normal life, & is not meant to aggravate nor make life difficult. Rav Kook teaches that God is described as "Melech Chafetz baChaim", and the physical world of work and even the secular aspects of life, should not be looked down upon. To the contrary, we should want to achieve and complete our plans in life, even in the field of hygiene and work. Especially in Eretz Yisrael, where the physical is also holy. Halacha, both Torah and rabbinic, is exact, and it's important to be meticulous, but not overly stringent, at the expense of life. Rav Kook provides a philosophic and hashkafic base for modern orthodoxy, and not shunning the secular world or secular studies.
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Rabbi Ari Shvat
Lectures at various yeshivot, michlalot and midrashot. Has published many books & Torani articles and is in charge of Rav Kook’s archives.
Just not Heartache
Ein Aya Shabat Chapter A Paragraph 31
5770
Serving Israel is Serving G-d and the Universe
Ein Aya Shabat Chapter B Paragraph 45
Kislev 8 5775
Two Ways of Influencing the Gentile Nations
Ein Aya Shabat Chapter B Paragraph 44
Kislev 1 5775
How Will the Gentiles Actually Like Us?!
Ein Aya, Shabbat ch. 2, 221
Sivan 2 5780

Playing Scrabble on Shabbos
Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff | Adar 5773
Mourning Customs During the Omer
Rabbi Eliezer Melamed | 5764

Explaining the Mitzvah of Pidyon Shevuyim
The Commandment of Redeeming Captives
Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff

How Does a Heter Iska Work?
Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff | 5770
