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Shaarei Yosher on VeAhavta leReiakha Kamokha (Qedushim 19:18)

by Micha Berger · Published May 10, 2019 · Updated August 29, 2019

Posted 4 months ago by Micha Berger

Rav Shimon Shkop discusses
– what it means to “love your neighbor *like yourself*”
– how living a live of loving
kindness is supposed to be based on our healthy and G-d-given self-interest rather than on trying to live selflessly; and
– the measure of a human soul.

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Shaarei Yosher on VeAhavta leReiakha Kamokha (Qedushim 19:18)

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