An object can have a force of life in it, a soul. And with that it transmits an energy capable of creating change. 
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Empiric and Halachik certainty are different. Often, when we need Halachik certainty, empiric certainty is insufficient. However, when we have empiric certainty there are times we don’t need Halachik certainty. 
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The Mitzvah of populating Israel is a Mitzvah like none other. 
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The same words said in different tones and from a different inner place, accomplish different results. 
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Robots are becoming more human. But a bigger threat to our civilization is humans who have become robotic. 
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To understand the meaning of an object, a text or a work of art, it is important to clarify whether we are approaching it as an historic record of a past event or as an artifact that created and is able to create a changed reality or experience. 
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Introduction to Gittin - פתיחה למסכת גיטין.
It takes a long time to build whereas destruction can happen in an instant. Therefore, we can and often should be quick in our decisions to build (because there is time to reverse the decision), but take time over decisions to undo that which has been built. This idea helps explain the dimension of intentionality in a Jewish Divorce document. 
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Humility doesn’t mean thinking less of oneself. It means seeing ourselves as part of a system much bigger than us. 
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Equanimity - שמח בחלקו - is a value. It does not imply depravation but finding sufficient joy in what we have so as not to crave what we don’t have. 
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When an individual is anonymous, separated from their context and status, they can lose their aura, their charisma and their majesty. 
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