[Avodah] ha-sameach be-chelko

[Rich, Joel]

	It certainly seems to be against the philosophy of RYBS who
stressed that
	religion is not the opiate of the masses. Rather Judaism
involves a constant struggle.
	
	I return to the question of how to interpret ha-sameach
be-chelko
	
	shana tova
	
	-- 
	Eli Turkel  
	=========================
	I always understood it as the usual dialectic - constant
struggle yet realization that  (after the fact) we strive to be happy
with where we are(were) - along the lines of R'YBS explanation of
choshed bkshairim/kapdeihu vchashdeihu
	GCT
	Joel Rich 

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