Why are the Torah's revolutionary commands to love your neighbor and the stranger found alongside laws about not mixing different seeds or wearing garments of mixed materials? In this episode of Mussar HaTorah, we explore Rabbi Jonathan Sacks' profound insight into "the priestly moral imagination" that underlies Parshat Kedoshim. Discover how seemingly unrelated laws reflect a coherent ethical vision that begins with respecting divine boundaries and culminates in recognizing the image of God in every human being. Join us for "Sacred Boundaries, Divine Love" – a fresh perspective on what it truly means to be holy.
