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Acts of charity and loving-kindness are central to the Torah way of life. This booklet explores the importance and the ramifications of chesed in the entire sphere of social obligations and human relationships, as well as in the realm of Divine service. Includes a digest of laws concerning gemilut chassadim.
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About the Author
Jacob Immanuel Schochet has written and lectured extensively on the history and philosophy of Chassidism and topical themes of Jewish thought and ethics. A renowned authority on Jewish Philosophy and Mysticism, his works include biographies, annotated editions and translations of Chassidic classics and numerous monographs and articles in professional and popular journals. He is rabbi of Kielcer Congregation, and a professor of Philosophy at Humber College, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.





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If I am giving help and assistance, suspecting my own selfish reasons are at the root or possibly in their somewhere -
Is the act of kindness nullified?
Do I get 3 out of 10 for trying
Do I get 5 out of 10 for acknowledging
Do I get 10 out of 10 anyway because at the root of it all, the desire to help others is from love, however I dress it up.
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A smile or a greeting can make a difference in a person's day.
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