Hi,
"Inactivity leads to depression."
(Mishnah, Ketuvot 59b)
Have a good day,
Mordechai
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
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One could also argue that “depression leads to inactivity” and it becomes a vicious cycle. Thus, it is good advice to someone suffering from depression to try hard to put those feelings "on a shelf" even if only temporarily, and just do something physical to break the cycle and assist in healing. I am vaguely reminded of a sermon I heard about Na’aseh v’Nishma relating to the importance of sometimes putting aside thoughts, analysis, planning, etc., and just “doing” something physical.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely agreed; thanks for commenting.
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