Ki Teitzei: I Only Want the Best for You
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Hi, Baila
Today's lesson was a treat with a bonus, thank you! Now, I understand a little more about Torah when it comes to agriculture. But even better, your wisdom tied agriculture into how we should care for our children and loved ones in letting them make their own decisions, which is instrumental to their spiritual growth and maturity. Our children are GD's gift to us, we can trust His guidance knowing that He knows and wants the best for not only them, but for everyone concerned.
Blessings,
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Thanks Baila, I loved this shiur. I have a friend who is a helicopter parent, smothering her kids, so this really struck me. I often think as a parent how careful we have to be to manage the balance with guiding and letting go. I think it gets compounded as they mature, even marrying. It's hard to see your newlywed kids making mistakes, but you've got to just let life teach them. Thanks for the chizuk! Reply
"Torah always puts brakes on us"
What about AI? I hear so many people claiming: " it makes me earn so much time!"
How could use of AI be related with "the wisdom of letting be"?
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After years of worry for our children's education, thanks to Baila Olidort and her comments I finally understand the parents mission. Muchísimas gracias y feliz semana.