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In Everything a Teaching


The Baal Shem Tov taught that from every thing you hear or see in this world you must find a teaching in how to serve G‑d.

In truth, this itself is the whole meaning of service of G‑d.

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Based on letters and talks of the Rebbe, Rabbi M. M. Schneerson   More articles...  |   RSS Listing of Newest Articles by this Author


From the wisdom of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, of righteous memory; words and condensation by Rabbi Tzvi Freeman. To order Rabbi Freeman’s book, Bringing Heaven Down to Earth, click here.

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Posted: Sep 25, 2010
In everyting a teaching
This article is EXCELLENT!! I am saving this one. Thank you Rabbi Tzi
Posted By Anonymous, EHT., NJ

Posted: Sep 21, 2010
The BEST way to live...
In two sentences the meaning and purpose of living.
Posted By Poor Soul, Lincoln, NE-USA

Posted: Sep 21, 2010
I agree.
Posted By dw

Posted: Sep 21, 2010
learn from everything to serve
Neat trick. Even he didn't achieve that. Asymptote.
Posted By Anonymous, ny, ny/usa

Posted: Sep 21, 2010
In Everything a Teaching
But what does "service" mean ... perhaps seeing G-d's presence is the thing that is of "service". So "every thing you hear or see in this word" IS G-D. Perhaps when we see His presence there, we have served him.
Posted By Smadar, Thornhill, ON/Canada

Posted: Sep 21, 2010
In everything a Teaching
Yes, well ,If I may say, sometimes I find that one sees and hears things that are unjust or might hear from another someones story that is of a unjust nature and when I hear something unjust or see something unjust I try wait for G-D to help me help that person through compassion and patience-it doesn't always work out that I have the greatest amount of patience and compassion but I am out there with this aim in mind, Thank you for writing this.
Posted By Judith L Witten, Brockton, MA/USA



 


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