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Awe Exchange

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

To a Jewish activist in a dangerous Arab land:

Develop your awe of heaven and you will diminish your fear of human beings.

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	Based on letters and talks of the Rebbe, Rabbi M. M. Schneerson More articles... \|
	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: Apr 11, 2012

thank you

this has plagued my existence on the planet since its creation.

Posted By john smith, fort lauderdale, fl

Posted: Apr 9, 2012

Words to live by in any situation

I agree with this statement, and would add that it not only applies to a Jew in a dangerous Arab land, but to any Jew in any nation, religious or secular, as well as any circumstance one may find themselves in. I have awe of heaven and it really DOES diminish fear of other human beings, for, as King David said: "What can man do unto me?"

Posted By Justin Roth, Staten Island, NY

Posted: Mar 13, 2007

i give these daily doses to 12 girls who i give a teffila workshop to three times a week. they love these doses and i love sharing them with them. thank you.

Posted By Gabriella

Posted: Mar 13, 2007

Very Helpful

This short line is simple, but so helpful. We are so often led by the opinions or perceptions of other people...even if we think we are strong enough to "not care".

Posted By Mitch

Posted: Aug 2, 2004

the Besht

I love what the Baal Shem Tov's father told him as he was breathing his last-- "son, fear nothing and no one, but G-d"

Posted By reuven, dallas, tx

Collection II


	Purposeful, But Despised


	Insufficient Sins


	Protest


	Demand Your Rights


	Be Quiet


	Over the Budget


	Is G-d in Heaven?


	Awe Exchange


	Our Land


	Stop Kicking Yourself


	Imaginary Kindness


	The Path of the Humble


	No Repeats


	Higher Consciousness


	Higher Mind

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