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146. Healthy Body, Healthy Soul
Discuss (10)To serve G-d you need a healthy body as well as a healthy soul. How can you meditate, pray or study properly when the body's wellness is neglected?
Taking care of your body so that the soul can flourish is a divine service.
Based on letters and talks of the Rebbe, Rabbi M. M. Schneerson
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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Would it not a definition of the soul make it easier for the mind to use this concept as a very well designed instrument deviced specially for our healling powers?
Wouldn't you agree that our thoughts produce feelings?
Let's give it a try. Why would we need much more than that?"I" invite you to simplify the definition to make it easier to use the soul in all our undertakings.
Why would G-d present us with a soul if we cannot use it to better (improve)our well being?
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If you accept my previous statement could I say that the "I" is the soul? planted inside my body? and since that current of air came from inside A'shem then the soul is the"I" in "I have a body" and is permanently connected with G-d.
Could the soul be definned by the previous statements?
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Although I cannot define it, I can point to it: When you say, "I have a body," who is the "I"? Obviously, not the body. So your language (and its implied perception) points to a soul.
That soul has intellectual and emotional powers. These, however, do not define the soul. The soul is much more than this.
Do you agree with this definition:
Animal Soul and Divine Soul.
The soul manifests through his powers.
Intelectual powers: Three called Chabad.
Emotional powers: Are seven from Chessed to Malchut.
Would this definition be accepted by a majority of those adherents of Lubavich origin?
Kindly correct me.
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How do you define soul?
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