“Our loneliness is exhibited in our inability to talk with each other about ourselves and things that really matter to us.”
On December 10, 1961, Rabbi Olan delved into a study of modern loneliness — how it affects us, the ways we try to avoid it, and how we may even find solace in it.
Is it the lack of a shared language that prevents us truly expressing ourselves and making connections? Is our fear of loneliness greater than our fear of allowing ourselves to be swallowed up by a crowd?
Rabbi Levi A. Olan: The Conscience of the City 