I and Thou
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Oct 28, 2026
BrianHOST
We're trying to send a complex, high-fidelity message through a channel that simply doesn't have enough bandwidth.
BrianHOST
The Jewish philosopher Martin Buber, in his classic work, I and Thou, taught that genuine, transformative relationships grow through wholehearted presence and making dedicated space for one another.
BrianHOST
In the Gospels, when Jesus shared deep, life-changing conversations...
BrianHOST
Like with Nicodemus in a quiet of the night or with the woman at the well in the midday heat, he made room for unhurried connection.
Mordecai FinleyHOST
So that's what drove us.
Mordecai FinleyHOST
But the secret name of Oratora was Martin Buber, I and Thou, A Life of Dialogue, A Life of Being Present, So while we definitely wanted to teach Torah and we definitely wanted to preserve the tradition, at the core of it was people developing authentic relationships that can sustain them at this time in life and maybe throughout their lives.
Mordecai FinleyHOST
We were a place where many people met and married.
Mordecai FinleyHOST
Many people who met at Orator are still friends, even though they've left Orator.
Tara BrachHOST
They're an object to fix or manage or please or resist.
Tara BrachHOST
In contrast, when we relate from presence, we come into I-Thou.
Tara BrachHOST
We recognize our shared humanity and essential goodness.
Tara BrachHOST
It's like namaste.