Dew of Your Youth

טַל יַלְדֻתֶיךָ Tehillim 110:3

Dew of Your Youth is about thought, memory, matters of faith, and the systems we build to keep our thinking from dissolving.

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What We Inherit: Tzidkat HaTzaddik 62–63

My father and I were learning אותיות ס״ב–ס״גLiterally “letters”: the numbered paragraphs of a book like Tzidkat HaTzaddik; singular os. in Tzidkat HaTzaddikTzidkat HaTzaddik (“The Righteousness of the Righteous”): Rav Tzadok’s book of short numbered teachings on spiritual life., where Rav TzadokRabbi Tzadok HaKohen of Lublin (1823–1900), Hasidic thinker and author of Tzidkat HaTzadik. talks about the qualities people inherit from their parents. There are some interesting ideas here. There are also a few places where I had to stop and say, “Hang on. Didn’t you just tell us the opposite?”

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