Parsha Ki Teitzei – Jewish Teachings: Remember Who You Are -Torah, Memory, Identity & The Jewish Soul
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Parsha Ki Teitzei – Jewish Teachings: Remember Who You Are -Torah, Memory, Identity & The Jewish Soul
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Torah Wisdom: Why does the Torah sometimes tell us to remember, sometimes warn us not to forget, and occasionally command both?
The answer opens a fascinating window into the psychology of memory and profound Jewish teachings and Torah insight.
Some things must be remembered. Some things must never be forgotten. And they are not the same thing.
This Torah study shows that hidden inside the Torah’s language in this parsha, is a remarkable understanding of Judaism, jewish philosophy, how memory works, how identity is formed, and what can happen when the most important truths in our lives quietly disappear from consciousness.
What does the Torah fear we might forget?
And what happens to us if we do?
The answer may change the way we understand Jewish values, some of Judaism’s most familiar ideas, and perhaps the way we understand ourselves.
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