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Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz: "Eating is not a casual hedonistic act; it is a ceremony"
"The all-encompassing character of each mitzvah is a multifaceted idea, treated on a number of levels of interpretation, from the mystical and esoteric to the halakhic and pragmatic"
"Man is given a certain amount of time"
"One of the ways to find out about a teacher is when you look at their disciples, and then you see what was in the teacher"
Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz: "Man's dull-wittedness is often his protection"
"Even religions nominally described as monotheistic may engage in the adoration of their local holy figures to such a degree that only their name distinguishes them from idolatry"
Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz: "It does not matter if one is called good or great"
"Could the feeling of Sabbath holiness be a delusion?"