Mastery over our own time is the greatest gift of freedom. Not only does a slave lose this, but even an employee does. There is another way to work and remain independent: An independent contractor.
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Visibility and a person’s reality are linked. Damage occurs not only through destruction but also through removing an object from visibility. 
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Benefiting at the expense of another is parasitic, and all the benefit belongs to the other individual even if the cost to him was minimal.
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Halacha is not a rigid bureaucratic system but a dynamic, flexible one that adapts and evolves for the time and place in which it is applied.
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Transformation occurs not only when someone’s or something’s essence changes, but also when their purpose changes.
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Each of our actions should be a work of art, of harmony, of self-expression and connection with something higher. Actions that deny indebtedness, even to inanimate objects, lack artistic harmony and are dissonant.
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Violence is ugly irrespective of the resultant damage. Even violence against oneself is forbidden.
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We use our images to protect our inner beings, our identities, from judgement and ridicule. In some situations, especially in trusting, intimate relationships, we are willing to lower our images. But stripping another of an image they choose to preserve, causes them shame.
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As close as a marriage might be, it takes work to make it as close as the blood relationships of siblings and children.
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Respectfulness is an expression of dignity and is unrelated to whether the other person feels the disrespect. Respect is a בין אדם לעצמו not a בין אדם לחבירו
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