Reflecting on Rabbi Jonathan Sacks inspiring message
By zevi770 · November 30, 2011
What is the Rebbe’s vision?
If I had to sum up the Rebbe’s vision it is not putting on Teffilin on people, nor is it keeping kosher and funnily enough, nor is it Moshiach campaigns.
All of these are outcomes of the Rebbe’s vision.
The Rebbes vision is identical to God’s vision, only he was able to synthesize, communicate, share and internalize this vision so often confused between the details and the vision.
If I were to tell you “brick and mortar are a home” you would think I may be right or wrong.
The truth is, bricks and mortar are not homes, rather love, desire, commitment is a home and bricks and mortar are the location of that love and desire.
As we described in our Judaism article:
Judaism contains a body a soul, an inside and an outside, one serves the other.
Obviously the body serves the soul, not the other way around.
In summary, the Rebbe’s vision is bringing Moshiach, which means practically that each person redefines their self-image to be Divinity, to be an agent of the Divine.