Reply To: Clarification to mod and DaMoshe

Arso,

“ In reply to my objecting to the LR saying that it doesn’t make sense that Mashiach hasn’t come yet, CS wrote: I believe I answered this already. Shlomo hamelech couldn’t understand para adumah…

Please please please stop being medameh milsa lemilsa. I’ll be melamed zechus and say that as you do not have a background in Gemoro, you haven’t learned to be discerning in your comparisons.”

Thanks for the generosity. I meant that it’s the same. The Rebbe never meant it doesn’t make sense period. But that it makes no sense to us, and possibly even according to the logic of Torah. Hence my comparison to the para adumah. Of course ultimately it does make sense, and we’ll see it by Geula. But it wasn’t making sense at the moment.

“within lubavitch there’s always who to look up to and where to grow ad ain sof

As there is in any community. But in other communities women who are machshil others are asked to fix themselves or leave. In Lubavich they become shluchim.

disclaimer: they are asked to fix themselves, not always to leave. But most definitely not to teach.”

In every community there are role models. The Mishne says we can learn from everyone. I meant that in lubavitch there is a systematic path of avoda one can take from the lowest point to an endless height with role models along the way. That’s what Chabad is about. I haven’t seen this elsewhere, maybe I’m limited to my demographic. And I haven’t lived within every type of community. I’ve just had my personal interactions with those who I’ve encountered.