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Culture08:37 · 26m ago

Children's Star Avia Har Noy Explains Weekly Torah Portion's Lesson on Listening

By חדשות סרוגים
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The story · English

Children's entertainer Avia Har Noy has offered an interpretation of the weekly Torah portion, "Ha'azinu," focusing on the importance of true listening. She explains that while people may hear words spoken to them, they often fail to truly listen and internalize the message. Har Noy draws a parallel to everyday family life, citing the common scenario where a child agrees to a parent's request, like cleaning their room, only to forget it moments later.

According to Har Noy, Moses chose to convey his message to the Israelites through the song "Ha'azinu" rather than a lengthy speech, emphasizing the power of song and poetry to impart significant lessons. This approach, she suggests, teaches the importance of attentive listening and remembering one's path.

The core message derived from the portion is that genuine listening facilitates learning and personal growth. Har Noy encourages listeners to practice attentive listening towards parents, teachers, friends, and even themselves. She advises pausing before responding to others, allowing for true comprehension before formulating an answer.

Read the original at Srugim
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