Wherein the wise man goes bad, gets into philosophy and we go back to the garden of Eden.

Wherein we start the ninth story, a tale of a wise man and a simple (though not stupid) man and the journey they have together.

Wherein things get scary, the evil one is up to no good, and I appreciate the power of friendship.

Wherein the Rav is embarrassed, a salesman is not necessarily a trustworthy witness, and the Lubavitcher Rebbe explains it all.

Wherein the Rav tests Gd again, the unnatural happens, and the son stands up for himself.

Wherein a Rav has an only son who wants to go to visit the tzadik and his father has doubts about this plan.

Wherein Rabeynu tells us everything and we understand even if the text admits to being incomplete and I don't understand a thing. Just don't be old.

Wherein the king is a Jew, the world was created just for me, and shamanic magic happens.

Wherein I don't understand basically anything.

Wherein the page kills a spider, the king has a dream and talks to a mountain.