As we prepare for Pesach, are we approaching the Seder with heavy intellectual burdens or with the pure joy of freedom?
Rav Shlomo Katz explores Rebbe Nachman's intense warning against the world of philosophy and over-investigation, which often injects a paralyzing doubt into our hearts under the guise of "finding truth."
Through the writings of Reb Nosson, we learn that the true prize of Yiddishkeit is not academic genius, but Ratzon—a burning, passionate will to be close to Hashem. This episode reminds us that when the Jews left Egypt, they didn't stop to philosophize; they ate Matzah and ran. We are invited to drop our calculators, stop overthinking our Mitzvos, and simply allow Hashem to insert the pure essence of truth into our hearts on Seder night.
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