Music can shape a soul. Let’s shape it with intention
INrecent years, a quiet revolution has taken place in the frum world with the rise of dedicated Jewish music devices. For many families, these devices have been nothing short of a brachah.
We now have devices without the pitfalls of the open Internet, created by talented, idealistic Yidden who give of their time, creativity, and resources so our homes can be filled with simchah, inspiration, and kosher entertainment. These devices reflect a beautiful aspect of our tzibbur, namely our ability to harness technology for kedushah. These devoted individuals deserve our gratitude and support.
As with all innovations that enter our homes, however, these devices also invite us to pause and reflect; not because they are intrinsically problematic, but because even good things must be used with careful guidance.
In my work with children, parents, and schools, I have noticed three areas in which a bit of thoughtful conversation can make a world of difference.
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