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Why have we cried over the destruction of the holy Temple for centuries? Perhaps if we figure it out we can avoid the tears this coming year. It’s time for us to focus on others in a real way, and understand that we’re examples to the world of what Jews are supposed to be. Let’s build ourselves into the mini sanctuaries we can be, and inspire others – and perhaps our sincere changes will help build the redemption we so long for.
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The destruction of the Beis Hamikdash was tied to baseless hatred – we destroyed those we came in contact with, so Hashem destroyed the Beish Hamikdash. How can we teach ourselves to avoid hurting others verbally, and be sensitive to those who are having monetary difficulties, are childless, or single? And how can we learn to build people's images with the words we say, even when we need to criticize?
Being able to still mourn the destruction of the Beis Hamikdash is in itself our greatest comfort. Why so? Rabbi Weinberg points out the degree of jadedness we suffer - to the extent of not even noticing other people’s incredible pain. Hear the insensitivity shared by both.
Happiness is hard. Why is it we get so down when we hear one negative comment directed our way, even when cushioned by tons of positive feedback beforehand? This talk by Rabbi Yochanan Zweig explores our egocentricity and expectations, and how a vague sense of dissatisfaction extends to viewing others negatively, and pulls us to even hate them for no reason.
