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This week - a look at finding meaning purpose, in every detail of life... at scale. https://lnkd.in/eU8iNdaB

? FIRST FRIDAY: SAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE ?? Join us Friday, April 4th for our final First Friday Shabbat meal and curated conversation before Passover! Explore how a 19th century rabbinic debate about machine matzah became a media sensation that helps us understand the power of intent and the balance of humanity vs modernity in the age of AI. ?? Get access: mytechtribe.org/ff

The chassid, R. Mordechai Horodoker, related: The first aphorism we heard from the Alter Rebbe when we arrived in Lyozna was: What is forbidden is forbidden, and what is permitted is unnecessary. For some three or four years we labored with this until we integrated this manner (of service) into the various aspects of our lives. Only then did we enter into yechidus, to ask for a path in avoda.

our latest dispatch has a powerful guest post, our upcoming events, some great reads, art, gifs and more!

?? Finding Purpose In Our Daily Grind When we look at the big picture of our life, recognizing the uniqueness of our personal mission, and the power of uniting with others who bring their own talent to the game, is how we find purpose and become truly whole. Filmed at the Third Thursday Schmooze.

"R. Moshe Meisels related: The (Alter) Rebbe taught us that the alef of Chassidus is to use our natural traits and instincts in avoda. The beginning of avoda is to employ the natural characteristics of man's powers, for example the natural dominion of mind over heart."

??First Friday: Low Key Shabbat. Join us this Friday night for immaculate shabbat vibes, delicious food and great conversation! ?? Join us: Mytechtribe.org/ff

? Upcoming March Events! We've got a jam-packed month - with even more to come! Which event do you want to join?

The Alter Rebbe said: The mitzva of ahavat yisrael, love of your fellow, extends to anyone born into the people of Israel, even if you have never met him. How much more so does it extend to every member - man or woman of the Jewish community where you live, who belongs to your own community.

This week we explored the meaning of Torah Study in the age of AI and the transformative power of a typo. Plus Shabbat in Brooklyn and Austin, Purim Party deets, Reads, Events, Music, Art, GIFs and more!