No Limits - Daily Dose of Wisdom

We never got used to Egypt. We never felt we belonged there. We never said, "They are the masters and we are the slaves and that's the way it is." So when Moses came and told us we were going to leave, we believed him.

Everyone has their Egypt. You've got to know who you are and what are your limitations. But heaven forbid to make peace with them. The soul within you knows no limits.

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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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January 19, 2012

No Limits

I share this directly on my Facebook. I love the Rebbe!

Nancy Duong
Queens, NY/USA

January 17, 2012

Limitless

My prayer after reading this dose today:
Father, you are certainly our stronghold, and refuge. Ever since You created this beautiful world, the adversary have tried to destroy it, and your children. But as long as you are our G-d, and always will be, we will live forever. Thank you Hashem for everything you do every day to sustain us, and confort us.

Anonymous
Mesa, Arizona, USA

January 17, 2012

jan 17

why a double dose of the Daily Dose?

Joseph
Ellington, Ct.

January 17, 2012

Just what I needed to hear today! Thank you. I am often pleasantly surprised when the daily dose turns a light on an issue I am actively struggling with at the exact time.

Anonymous
Ashland, MO

January 17, 2012

RE: No Limits

Wow! I really needed this Daily Dose today because it seems like we've been in Egypt for soooo long! Thanks for the reality check. I don't belong in abject poverty and homeless. I won't just give in and accept it because G-d will send our Moses to lead us out soon. Thanks for giving us hope at a hopeless time!

DonnaRash-Sawyer
Fleming Island, Fla

January 17, 2012

No Limits

You are soo right Rabbi Freeman. And the only way we can find out who or what we are is by seeking the Most High G-d. He, and only He, can tell us the truth. Blessed be He. I have learnt that lesson from my own experience. Pharo is still making my life difficult, but Hashem is my stronghold. I wish He was visible to all of us in this world. But it will be soon.

Anonymous
Mesa, Arizona, USA