Arukh HaShulchan Yomi
Arukh HaShulchan, Orach Chaim 336:19-28 · Beginner voice, Standard
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Hook
Have you ever walked past a bush of fresh, green leaves and felt an overwhelming urge to reach out and pluck one? Or maybe you have sat on a park bench, found a loose twig on the ground, and casually snapped it in half while chatting with a friend?
Do not worry; you are not a secret plant vandal. It is a deeply human habit. We live in a world where we are constantly encouraged to touch, click, swipe, grab, and modify everything around us. From the moment we wake up and tap our phone screens to the moment we close our laptops at night, we are in "active mode." We look at the world as a collection of resources waiting to be used, managed, and reshaped. We are the bosses, and the world is our project.
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