until his son had made the choice to leave Hasidism, to explain why he had raised his son in silence. Reb believed that the silence that Daniel was raised in would would make his son feel the pain in others, and that it would give him a soul. Reb raising his son with questions and confusion filling his mind made him step back from Hasidism. If only Reb had raised his son with compassion, then maybe the boy wouldn't have had the urge to leave his religious beliefs so badly. Julius Caesar is the complete opposite when clarifying what he wants and why he want it. One of the greatest examples of this, is Caesar commanding the Roman Senate to make him dictator for life.Caesar showed the senate what he wanted and he received it. Caesar command was followed, and he was dictator till the day he died. During Caesar’s dictatorship, he spoke to his people and always assured them why he was taking the actions that he was.When capturing Gaul, he had spoken to his people. He assured them they were taking over the territories to protect and make Rome prosper. Unlike Reb, Caesar explained his every move not making his people question why he was doing what he was doing.
until his son had made the choice to leave Hasidism, to explain why he had raised his son in silence. Reb believed that the silence that Daniel was raised in would would make his son feel the pain in others, and that it would give him a soul. Reb raising his son with questions and confusion filling his mind made him step back from Hasidism. If only Reb had raised his son with compassion, then maybe the boy wouldn't have had the urge to leave his religious beliefs so badly. Julius Caesar is the complete opposite when clarifying what he wants and why he want it. One of the greatest examples of this, is Caesar commanding the Roman Senate to make him dictator for life.Caesar showed the senate what he wanted and he received it. Caesar command was followed, and he was dictator till the day he died. During Caesar’s dictatorship, he spoke to his people and always assured them why he was taking the actions that he was.When capturing Gaul, he had spoken to his people. He assured them they were taking over the territories to protect and make Rome prosper. Unlike Reb, Caesar explained his every move not making his people question why he was doing what he was doing.