Before Sinai, we’re taught to speak gently to the ones who are hurting

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He lost his wife. He lost eleven children. And he built a hospital anyway. The Klausenberger Rebbe zt"l didn’t pretend grief disappears. He turned it into something that could hold other people - Laniado Hospital, built on the belief that no one should be treated like they don’t matter. Before Sinai, we’re taught to speak gently to the ones who are hurting - to make sure the broken aren’t pushed further out. So if trauma, addiction, or abuse has left you feeling "not worthy,” hear us when we say: you belong at the mountain. The Piaseczno Rebbe wrote that few things are as crushing as being unseen. Healing isn’t neat, it isn’t quick, and it’s not meant to be alone. And no one is beyond return. This is Turning the Wheel.