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A conflicted soul torn between two worlds, the world of Hassidim and the world of reason. It is two different worlds yet I’m in both of them at the same time, acting like a Hassid but thinking like a Heretic.
you know, i was always wondering, i am still wondering.
ReplyDeletewhat dose HE think while he is oiveying like this.
i can imagine what do his chasidim think, they most think that he is moving worlds up there, breaking closed gates and so.
but HE?! he knows the truth.
I wonder.
Shtreimel,
ReplyDeleteNow I realize why you're so off the derech and so turned off to Yiddishkeit: It's because your background is based on Chassidus, which is laughable and downright weird. This clip is a perfect example of many.
I can't say I blame you as much anymore.
>but HE?! he knows the truth.
ReplyDeleteWhat does THAT mean? A skeptic Rebbeh?
He forgot to apply his Preperation H.
ReplyDeleteAhhh, the fine line between delusional religion and psychosis. To his chasidim, this rebbe is a tzadik; to anyone trained in the field of mental health, this man should be medicated!
ReplyDeleteEnigma is still around! I know that all is well in the OTD community.
ReplyDeleteOn the point of this post, I started to imagine part way through that the guy was from an African tribe and doing some sort of animist demon-possession ritual. Hmph.
I'm glad to see as well that despite the ConArtistic phase and the good and bad times, Shtreimel is alive and presumably well.
Best to all of the OTDs,
Benjamin
At the end of the day every person is alone. But there are two attitudes one can have to his loneliness. He can either experience it as misery, something to escape from by constantly distracting himself with social interactions. Or he can relish it as a special gift and opportunity for him to develop his own space and his relationship with G-d who is always there with him.
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