Often our prayers focus on the quantitative dimensions of that for which we are asking. However the qualitative dimension is no less important for our wellbeing.
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Having established the need to create space to experience joy, we now learn that this space should be created before the time it is needed rather than at the last minute.
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Routine distracts us not only from feelings like pain and loss but also from joy. This masechet deals with changes to routine that create the space for these feelings.
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Being inspired is not a right, but inspiring others is a duty. Many people are more taken with what they say and do than with how they inspire others to say and do good things. Inspiration is where our focus should be.
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Sometimes circumstances make it impossible to do certain things. There are other ways to get the benefits of actions that cannot be completed.
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We have a lot of energy when we initiate something new. The danger of failure lurks in the ongoing maintenance and detailed execution of lofty ideas.
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When two things cannot be done simultaneously, the way we sequence them expresses our system of values.
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Our success depends largely on the quality of our relationships. Relationships are built on what we give, not on what we take. עולם חסד יבנה
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Sanctity in Jewish life is not theoretical it takes on an almost tangible reality with a multitude of subtle variations which we can detect and respond to. Bring sanctity into your living space.
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Just as we cannot change the past we often cannot change our current or future circumstance. However, just as we are masters of our attitudes (see Matmonim on Megila 25a) and these attitudes impact our circumstance, so can we master our attitudes to our pasts and change the impact the past has on us. (Compare Matmonim Yoma 12a).
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