EPISODE · Jan 2, 2024 · 7 MIN
Of Sons and Mothers, Freud in the Torah!
from Glimpses of Shiur Gimmel: Rabbi Wilhelm's Classroom · host Rabbi Mendel Wilhelm
The exploration of love dynamics in family relationships within the context of the Torah presents a fascinating and complex study. Rabbi Wilhelm, in his analysis, suggests that these dynamics are multifaceted and deeply rooted in both biological and emotional bonds. He posits that the love between a son and his mother is inherently strong due to biological ties, while the love between a husband and wife, though a choice, can be equally profound and enduring, as exemplified by the love between Yaakov and Rachel in the Torah. Rabbi Wilhelm's perspective is shaped by his deep understanding of the Torah and its teachings on love and family relationships. Join Rabbi Wilhelm on this episode of the Of Sons and Mothers, Freud in the Torah! podcast as he delves deeper into this intriguing topic. (00:01:06) The Influence of Parental Love on Yosef's Forgiveness (00:04:57) The Profound Love: Son, Mother, Husband, Wife
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