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Author: Binyamin Rutstein

2025 index

2025 index

“You can’t figure The Creator out like a problem or idea.
But you can care about Him, want closeness, and respond to Him.” “When one person does relationship work with another human, it’s like bringing anan atonement offering on behalf of the Creator for the suffering humanity experienced through Creation” – based on a talk of […]

Author: Binyamin Rutstein

2026 index

2026 index

“You can’t figure The Creator out like a problem or idea.
But you can care about Him, want closeness, and respond to Him.” For a 2025 index of content: http://nextself.ai/wisdom/2025-index/ “To heal from generational trauma, you’ve got to find deep meaning to suffering, you find the deepest meaning when you believe in and trust the Creator […]

Author: Binyamin Rutstein

There is a kind of humility that is healthy

There is a kind of humility that is healthy

A person says: “I have gifts, but they were given to me. If someone else had my abilities, they would do even more with them.” That is humility. Real humility does not make a person disappear. It makes a person more compassionate and more honest. More able to listen. More able to care. More able […]

Author: Binyamin Rutstein

The World of Souls Not an Escape

The World of Souls Not an Escape

The World of Souls is Not an Escape From Responsibility The Talmud says: “Fortunate is the one who comes here [to the world of souls] with his Torah learning still in his hand.” – Rabbi Alexandri appeared to R’ Acha in a dream and revealed this to him. That means a person does not leave […]

Author: Binyamin Rutstein

Healing generational trauma

Healing generational trauma

means transforming shame into responsibility and relationship by realizing: “Without belief in a good infinite Creator, shame often becomes too heavy to face. That is how human psychology works. The nervous system will choose whatever brings relief instead of responsibility and relationship. “ The Creator is good and infinite. And if He is still giving […]

Author: Binyamin Rutstein

From the Creator’s side, nothing is missing.

From the Creator’s side, nothing is missing.

He is infinite, complete, beyond change, beyond need. But from our side, His presence in this world can be revealed or hidden. It can be shown clearly. Or it can be distorted by selfishness, cruelty, ego, and confusion. That is why our actions matter so much. A commandment does not improve the Creator. A commandment […]

Author: Binyamin Rutstein

When depression or anxiety gets out of control

When depression or anxiety gets out of control

ignoring a problem can feel like a solution. “When depression or anxiety gets out of control, ignoring a problem can feel like a solution” Not because the person is lazy. Not because they do not care. Because their nervous system may be trying to lower pain fast. The problem feels too big. Too heavy. Too […]

Author: Binyamin Rutstein

People do not live wisely

People do not live wisely

just because they know more. They live wisely when they develop the feelings that make wisdom possible. Awe is one of those feelings. Awe is not just inspiration. It is a blend of sadness, fear, and wonder. Sadness because you feel your limits. Fear because reality demands responsibility. Wonder because life is filled with depth […]

Author: Binyamin Rutstein

The Talmud and Midrash

The Talmud and Midrash

based on the Hebrew Bible, do not describe the Messiah as only a great righteous individual. The Talmud says: “If Moshiach is among the living, he is like Rabbi Yehudah HaNasi. If he is among those who have passed away, he is like Daniel.” Again and again, the person being pointed to is someone guiding […]

Author: Binyamin Rutstein

The Messiah is not described in the Talmud

The Messiah is not described in the Talmud

The Messiah is not described in the Talmud as a random righteous individual. The Talmud says: “If Moshiach is among the living, he is like Rabbi Yehudah HaNasi. If he is among those who have passed away, he is like Daniel.” Again and again, the person being pointed to is someone guiding the generation. A […]

Author: Binyamin Rutstein

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