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261. Unmitigated Love


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

Even if all your complaints about your spouse are well-founded and valid
—show her your love, nevertheless. Show her unconditional love.

It is said that all our exile is due to the sin of unmitigated hatred.
When each one of us will start with unmitigated love in our own domain, from there it will spread to all else that we do, and from there to the entire world, speedily in our days, Amen.
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Posted: July 25, 2011
Unmitigated Love
Sometimes, as much love as you give. you still get "kicked in the face". After a while, you just get numb and all your dreams of what marriage is supposed to be goes out the window.

All that can help is a blank smile and a lot of prayer....then maybe, you can have a small taste of happiness from your spouse (instead of all from your kids!)

My husband is great and has a lot of potential.....just is too much to deal with sometimes....I feel like a slave and dirt under the carpet....Not a queen.

----am posting anonymous. I would NEVER admit this or SAY THIS to anyone.
Posted By Anonymous, Rekhasim, IL

Posted: July 21, 2011
unmitigated love
I really like this daily dose. Maybe because I am a woman and one of the big desires of a woman is this unconditional love from her husband.Wow, to contribute to the world loving in this way at home is is in real be image and likeness of G-d himself.
If we don´t have a husband and maybe will never have, it maybe does not have very much sense.
But it could very good if each husband in the world loves his wife and children with that unconditional love.
Posted By uslerys, David, Panamá

Posted: July 21, 2011
unmitigated love
Ain't I blessed ;have nothing to complain about my wife, she is perfect!
Posted By Moshe Goldstein, Vancouver, CDN

Posted: July 21, 2011
Unmitgated Love saved the day.
I was quite annoyed at my wife, and we were both in a very bad mood. I was on my way out for an errand, but just checked my email before going out, then I read today's daily dose, closed the computer and gave my wife a long hug, telling her I am sorry for being selfish, and told her we should start fresh, and I dropped my errand, and said that we should do something together (as she initially had suggested), and we ended up having a great day, a day that certainly would be very grim and gray if not for this Daily Dose. Thanks a lot!!!!
Posted By Ole Mads Ben Noach , Bergen, Norway

Posted: July 21, 2011
261. Unmitigated Love
TRUE WORDS OF WISDOM, SPREAD THE LOVE STARTING TODAY!
Posted By DAVID, WASHINGTONVILLE, NY

Posted: July 21, 2011
thankyou
G-d bless you for your sharing today and all ways. amen
Posted By Michelle, UK



 


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G‑d in Exile
Wanton Love
Unconditional Love
Inner Exile
Revolution
Pity on the Cosmos
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Getting to G-dliness
Reinterpreting the Stone
The Mandate of Darkness
Treasure Island
The Lost Ark

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