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Bringing Heaven Down to Earth

Based on letters and talks of the Rebbe, Rabbi M. M. Schneerson

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You can live in a palace filled with treasures and still be poor. To be wealthy, you must own the things you have.

So, too, with poverty of the mind: You may have all the knowledge and brilliant ideas in the world, but you are still poor until they have become part of you.

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	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: Aug 24, 2011

yep

that's the definition of Daat

Posted By Anonymous

Posted: Mar 27, 2008

wisdom

About three weeks ago I accepted a new job because the pay will be about three time what I am making now in three or four years and starts at close to double what I currently make. I am very thankful for this opportunity, but my lose is that my mom (that I loved like no other human on the planet) died two weeks ago and by taking this new job I will be leaving the work family I have been with for over 12 years. So is wisdom knowing I have lost more in the past two weeks than I will ever gain in finances? I would work at McDonalds (that pays min wage here) to have my mom back. I know we dont have control over death, but it is so ironic to feel the biggest gain one minute and the biggest lose the next. Just expressing emotions I guess. Thanks for listening

Posted By Debra

Posted: Oct 8, 2007

Thank You!!!!!!!!

I really appreciate your comment, thank you very much. I start to learn and I begin to feeling better, I am glad to read what you wrote.

Yes I believe there are many different people in the world but "We are all wise, the difference between persons is not in wisdom but in art"

Yes I know about the seven laws of Noah.
"This obligation, to teach all the peoples of the earth about the Laws of Noah, is incumbent upon every individual in every era" -- (Mishnah Torah, Law of Kings 8:10).

This is important too:
The Talmud also states: "Righteous people of all nations have a share in the world to come" (Sanhedrin 105a). Any non-Jew who lives according to these laws is regarded as one of "the righteous among the gentiles".

Thank you very much.
Shalom.

Posted By Giovanni Emmanuel, Mexico City, Mexico
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Posted: Oct 7, 2007

Re: many questions (Giovanni...)

There are many different religions in the world and many different wisdoms because there are many different people. And that is the way G_d created His magnificently diverse world: Bursting with endless colors, textures, aromas, tastes, sounds and forms.

Beneath all that is true is a common theme of wisdom. At the foundation of all ethics are the seven laws of Noah. But you need more than a single wisdom. You need a path in life. To find that, you must discover the path that G_d made for you and your people in particular.

The Torah that we Jews carry is meant to be a light to the world, so that every person can find the truth within his/her own heritage and fulfill that truth in everyday life. Learn it here and then discover how it applies to you in your own world with your own heritage.

Posted By Tzvi Freeman (author), Thornhill, Ontario

Posted: Oct 4, 2007

I have many question about life....

I have many question about my life that sometimes I get confused. How can I know when wisdom is becoming a part of me?? Sometimes I thought I have magnificent ideas but the ideas become nothing.
Every day I asked G-d why I am here and what for but seems that I still without getting a answer.
Why there are many religions??? Why not just have one universal religion???
Everyday I try to be good in evething but
seems that evething goes wrong for me.
I am rich in ideas but they have not become part of me, Well I do not I guess is part of G-d plan for me.

Posted By Giovanni Emmanuel, Mexico City , Mexico
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