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The (GPS) Road to Harmony
Sunday, October 18, 2009
By Elad Nehorai

What's so special about being special, anyway? I mean, if I just listened to my GPS, life would be perfect

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Posted: Oct 21, 2009
is life perfect??
i was told that practice makes perfect...so i practiced and practiced...than i found out that no one is perfect..so i quit practicing....

what are your thoughts on this......
Posted By dg

Posted: Nov 11, 2009
Practice
Practice proves that you are not perfect, but original, and the more you try to be perfect, the more your originality shines through.

G-d is original.

OHR - riginal.
Posted By Anonymous


 



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Elad Nehorai is an alumnus of Arizona State University and Mayanot yeshiva. You can find Elad wandering around America, gallivanting around Israel, or getting lost in the clouds. His favorite things to do include reading, writing and conversing with G-d.
About the artist: Sarah Kranz has been illustrating magazines, webzines and books (including five children's books) since graduating from the Istituto Europeo di Design, Milan, in 1996. Her clients have included The New York Times and Money Marketing Magazine of London

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