One Hasidic master kept a certain mysterious book. He did not allow anyone to look into it. When no one was around, he closed the windows and doors, and people thought: “Now he’s reading.” And when someone was there, he put the books aside. And he forbade even touching her.
Of course, everyone was intrigued. When; the teacher died, his students, forgetting about their grief, rushed to the book, thinking that it contained something very significant. How disappointed they were when they saw that only one page of the book was written, the rest were completely empty.
There was only one sentence on this page, which read: “When you can differentiate between the shell and the content, you become wise.”
Translated from Russian · original on wisdomlib.ru