LearnTeach - Daily Dose of Wisdom

Learning means to teach; teaching means to learn.

Immediately upon learning, you must teach. As you teach, you must learn.

Based on letters and talks of the Rebbe, Rabbi M. M. Schneerson

From the wisdom of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, of righteous memory; words and condensation by Rabbi Tzvi Freeman. To order Rabbi Freeman’s book, Bringing Heaven Down to Earth, click here.

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October 13, 2009

Teaching

It is a circle such as the circle of life. I pray that we never forget what has been entrusted to us and our obligation to each generation.

Jay
Georgetown, SC

October 13, 2009

LearnTeach

In order to keep it...I must give it away.....

lojo
Deerfield Bch, fl

October 13, 2009

I must admit, I am not satisfied with the "face value" of this wisdom. I have a basic understanding of how: that which touches, shall feel.

I acknowledfge the truth of the concept, but in order for me to affirm it to myself, I would like to understand it more. I

I quess what I am really asking is why is this so.

Erric Lolo

October 13, 2009

Geoffrey Chaucer's description of the teacher in his "Canterbury Tales" notes a similarly that "gladle would he learne and gladle teach."

Paul Slocumb
Cape Elizabeth , Maine

October 13, 2009

Yes, after I learned so much for Chabad

I have the irrepressible desire to teach it to others. I feel sometimes its a way for me to remember what I learned from you.

cecilia beltran
New York