Leadership is one of the
characteristics of a true Rabbi. The Rabbi is the person or say tutor who
guides the individuals towards the actual path of life which heads towards God.
This means he carries the leadership of directing everyone to the laws and
principles of Jewish religion.
But how does a Rabbi carry out
this task with ease and perfection? To answer this, let’s move to a famous
Rabbi who is a role model for his learners and other Jews who are getting
trained to become a Rabbi.
Rabbi Plutchok is very strict on behaving according to the
principles of a Rabbi. He truly believes and follows the rules laid for the
Rabbis according to the Jewish principles. According to him, there are few
principles of leadership too on which a Rabbi needs to work as below:
·
Leadership
initiates with responsibilities
According to Rabbi Plutchok, leadership brings along
with itself bundles of responsibilities. When you are leading a group, you are
also carrying the responsibility of it that they are not driven to any wrong
direction. The job of a Rabbi is to guide the people to the actual path of laws
making sure they do not preach anything wrong.
·
Leadership
involves team work
Leading each and
every Jewish to the correct path is not the job of a single person. There is
team work required to carry on the task easily or smoothly. Henceforth, the
Rabbis also need to work in a team to guide the people to the actual path. Preaching
Jews would include tasks like vision, getting ideas, religious leader,
political leader, etc. The more people leading the group, the more it would be
easy to work.
·
Leadership
requires visualization
Rabbi Plutchok meets with several
people in a day who want reliable solutions to their queries. People come with
their personal disturbances related to marriage life, financial, business, etc.
As a good listener, Plutchok listens to all the problems, but while answering
them, they need to have a deep and future visual. They need to think about all
aspects which requires the effect of their solution in the future. Thus, a
leader should not only think of the current situation, but future results also.
Rabbi
Plutchok is
a great leader, according the priests, Rabbis, learners, etc. who have met him once. He carries his co-Rabbis and students to the
correct direction gifting them nearness to God.