Fixing ourselves

Hey friends! What's up Chevra?! What does it really mean to 'make your Torah learning permanent' when you're living in the real world? We dive deep into one of the most powerful Mishnas in Avos, where Shammai gives us three life-changing principles. We explore what it means to make Torah learning 'keva' (permanent) through Rashi's two fascinating interpretations. The first approach says forget about set study times - your entire day should be Torah, like the Satmar Rebbe who learned 36 hours straight until he could only take two steps to his bed. The second approach emphasizes fixed daily learning - four to five chapters of Mishna every day to finish all of Shas every few months. We break down how this applies whether you're a 'learner-earner' or 'earner-learner' and what that really means for building a Torah-centered life. The Rambam teaches us that when Torah is truly the essence of our day, the right opportunities come to us naturally. We also touch on Shammai's second principle of 'say little and do much' and how it connects to helping our community, especially those dedicated to learning. If this resonated with you, give it a thumbs up and share it with the Chevra! ------