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To Love

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To love is to sigh at another’s sorrow, to rejoice at another’s good fortune.

To love is the deepest of all pleasures.

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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November 8, 2011
love
7 billion people on the planet. 7 billion definitions of love. This definition works as well as any.

The definition of love is so elusive. I like The Beatles - " all there is is love Love, love is all there is ". I also like the Keats poem, " A Thing of Beauty is a Joy Forever " if you interpret beauty as truth and truth as beauty as his poem states, and then equate both of those to love. thus love is a joy forever, and it doesn't get much better than that. But that's just 2 out of 7 billion. Okay third and last one, i promise, Beethoven's " Ode to Joy " where joy is love.

Note, i said i like them. I still haven't figured mine out. There is so much to love. I mean that both ways. So much in life to love. So much encompassed by the subject of love.

It's glowing just to think about it. Thanks for presenting the thought.
Anonymous
November 29, 2008
To love
YES! ;) love sharing great truth & G-D's love , love the HOLY TARAH & the HOLY BIBLE.
peggy brooks
chesapeake,va., United States
November 28, 2008
love
The greatest love, in this world, is found within the Holy Tarah. Love your fellow men, like yourself. if we pratice it, there will be no rooms, for hatters. And this place, will be better for us all, follow the Torah, you will no, how to love, how to show love, and how to share love, the Torah as it all. Shabat Shalom.
Prophet-key
monrovia, Lib
November 28, 2008
To Love
To love, how great it feels to be loved. How great it is to be the giver of love, to make someone smile. How much more to go the extra inch and do something in the name of love, for the sake of love and to do it for all the ones in the kingdom to bring peace and fullfillment, unity and wholeness.
nd
louisville, ky
November 28, 2008
Mumbai Tragedy
I, too will light the Shabbat candles for the rabbi and his family as well others who gave their lives in pursuit of service and Kiddush Hashem.
Elad Ben Avraham
Baltimore, MD
November 28, 2008
Love to the Chabad Family in Mumbai
May G-d Bless and Keep the Jewish Community around the world. I will light The Shabbat Candles for The Rabbi, His Wife, and Young Moshe tonight.
Constance
Morro Bay, Ca
November 28, 2008
truely beautiful.
julie s
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