<transcript><audio_80>from thinking that we know all the answers and saying I'd love to hear your perspective and your thoughts and I and I think about this a lot you know I don't teach young students but I teach adult Learners in my work and I can only understand my own perspective I never</transcript><transcript><audio_81>know what's going through their minds unless I ask but if I ask it has to be from a place of psychological safety where they have to know they can trust me that I won't judge them that I won't make them feel badly about whatever their questions and thoughts are I I think what you're both saying is so</transcript><transcript><audio_82>powerful to engage one another to connect on a human level and to be curious about how they're feeling and what they're thinking and and um that I think the end of the day is going to help all of us and our young people</transcript><transcript><audio_83>better understand the world and one another and and get to that place of love that that you talk about um you know as we wrap up this conversation I'm I'm wondering if if both in Islam and in Judaism if there is a a saying or</transcript><transcript><audio_84>something that comes to mind or maybe it's a short prayer or something that kind of captures this moment of of love and connection and curiosity um is there something like that that that you could offer</transcript> from thinking that we know all the answers and saying I'd love to hear your perspective and your thoughts and I and I think about this a lot you know I don't teach young students but I teach adult Learners in my work and I can only understand my own perspective I never know what's going through their minds unless I ask but if I ask it has to be from a place of psychological safety where they have to know they can trust me that I won't judge them that I won't make them feel badly about whatever their questions and thoughts are I I think what you're both saying is so powerful to engage one another to connect on a human level and to be curious about how they're feeling and what they're thinking and and um that I think the end of the day is going to help all of us and our young people better understand the world and one another and and get to that place of love that that you talk about um you know as we wrap up this conversation I'm I'm wondering if if both in Islam and in Judaism if there is a a saying or something that comes to mind or maybe it's a short prayer or something that kind of captures this moment of of love and connection and curiosity um is there something like that that that you could offer
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