Quand sommes-nous vraiment en mode avion ?
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How much time can you go without looking at your phone, without feeling connected, without feeling, uh, beholden to have to answer this one or that one? When do you have moments where you say, there, I am with myself, for myself? It's very difficult today. It is very hard to be in mode, I say, I call it the mode, I call it the mode, the airplane mode. Right? When do you feel like you are in airplane mode? Actually, today even on a plane, we're not in airplane mode anymore because there's Wi-Fi even on the plane. Right?
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How much time can you go without looking at your phone, without feeling connected, without feeling, uh, beholden to have to answer this one or that one? When do you have moments where you say, there, I am with myself, for myself? It's very difficult today. It is very hard to be in mode, I say, I call it the mode, I call it the mode, the airplane mode.
Right? When do you feel like you are in airplane mode? Actually, today even on a plane, we're not in airplane mode anymore because there's Wi-Fi even on the plane. Right?
So, we are never in airplane mode. The Rabbi says in one of his writings, he says "What does the flood represent? What does the mabbul represent?" The mabbul is the tsunami of life. What is the tsunami of life?
It is feeling this constant pressure. We always feel like we're going back and forth, going from one occupation to another, moving from one task to another, >> moving from one image to another. Yeah.
