Rabbi Shai Taub explains how his rapid rise on social media came from authenticity, consistency, and dropping the mask.
He discusses neurodiversity, the exhaustion of masking, and why children must be seen as sensitive individuals rather than problems, especially at home and in education.
The conversation also explores forgiveness as an inner release from emotional burden without abandoning justice.
They conclude by addressing social pressure, schools, and communal expectations, calling for a quiet shift toward honoring each soul’s unique path.