Opening the Windows and Doors This Week’s Street Farbrengen When Chassidus stays in the head, it turns into philosophy. The mind is dazzled, but the heart and soul remain hungry. Prayer, seen through the lens of dirah betachtonim—making a dwelling place for G-d—means inviting Him into the tachtonim: the world of distraction, anxiety, and daily pressure. The dirah, the dwelling, is built when we let G-d speak into that very place. Instead of escaping emotion, we bring it inside—like Noach brin...
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Opening the Windows and Doors This Week’s Street Farbrengen When Chassidus stays in the head, it turns into philosophy. The mind is dazzled, but the heart and soul remain hungry. Prayer, seen through the lens of dirah betachtonim—making a dwelling place for G-d—means inviting Him into the tachtonim: the world of distraction, anxiety, and daily pressure. The dirah, the dwelling, is built when we let G-d speak into that very place. Instead of escaping emotion, we bring it inside—like Noach brin...
Opening the Windows and Doors This Week’s Street Farbrengen When Chassidus stays in the head, it turns into philosophy. The mind is dazzled, but the heart and soul remain hungry. Prayer, seen through the lens of dirah betachtonim—making a dwelling place for G-d—means inviting Him into the tachtonim: the world of distraction, anxiety, and daily pressure. The dirah, the dwelling, is built when we let G-d speak into that very place. Instead of escaping emotion, we bring it inside—like Noach brin...
