Therefore, Aharon s source of constant spiritual regeneration was, indeed, greater than that of the Nesi'im . The Talmud describes the Oral Torah, which is studied in a Beit Medrash . Talmudic discourse inevitably yields fresh insights and, as such, is really new. Let us take a moment to further discuss the procreation of Torah by examining the aforementioned phrase in conjunction with two others that precede it in our prayers. Perhaps the last phrase represents a prerequisite for innovation in Torah.
Unchecked creativity can lead to false and even dangerous procreation.
In order for a novel interpretation to be part of Torat Emet , ultimate and eternal truth, its author must not stray, and must be separated from those who stray. In other words, we must begin by stating categorically that our role in this world is to bring honor to God. We will thereby avoid straying from the truth of Torah. The modern Western world has strayed from this fundamental principle which is now disparaged as fundamentalism. Modern man and woman are interested in self-gratification and actualization.