The stress of the morning reached its crescendo, and I proceeded to lay down my royal flush of emotional cards in my epic battle to win the "blame game" with my husband...
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sarah zadok writes directly to the heart and soul!!l love reading every one of her words...
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A wonderful piece of wisdom. If we learn to take responsibility for our own actions, positive and negative, and accept the consequences, we are in a better position to learn and grow. You captured the import of "return" to self.
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Sarah, your article brought me to tears. I'm deeply moved, not just by the way you distinguish the power of taking responsibility, but also by the sense of ever-present potential for full and complete reconciliation that you convey. I'm left feeling - "yes, if he can be forgiven, certainly I can." All I need to be is completely responsible, and desiring of return. Thank you for this inspiring piece of work!
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Sarah, lucky for you you're married to a tzaddik (righteous man)! But lucky for him he's married to a tzedekis (righteous woman). Keep the inspirational pieces coming; we all need them.
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Thank you for your words of inspiration in time for Rosh Hashanah! Not only did your atricle inspire in Teshuva and reconnecting with Hashem (G-d) but also in reconnecting with my husband and not blaming him for my moods.
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