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Daily Dose of Wisdom

Re-uniting

When Man and Woman were first formed, they were a single being. And then G-d divided them apart, so that they could achieve a higher union.

Why is it higher?

Because now it is through their own struggle. That is true oneness: When two choose to be one.


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: Nov 4, 2009
Re: Who is your soulmate?
You may never truly know in this lifetime who is your real soulmate. Whoever you are married to, invest in that person with the confidence that this is the one, and whatever you are investing, you are investing in your own self.

If that has already disintegrated and now you are remarried, then invest that same confidence and even more in this new marriage. The Ari taught that sometimes a person can only merit to find his or her true soulmate after first marrying someone else.
Posted By Rabbi Tzvi Freeman

Posted: Nov 4, 2009
married more then once!
Who is truly your soul mate when people marry more then once? Is going to the court house and signing a paper mean that a person is married in the eyes of G-d? What Makes a soul mate a soul mate?
Posted By Michelle Andre

Posted: Aug 31, 2009
Re-uniting
What a beautiful analogy! Especially when He stated to Adam, that the son should leave his mother and father and the two shall become one! I never looked at this before, in fact, so true, they were one from the beginning, then He separated them and made them two, and now they have to be one again! Amazing! Beautiful! Thank you!
Posted By Debra, Atlanta, GA

Posted: Aug 30, 2009
what about when they get a divorce, are they lower now?
Posted By billy munter, sanantonio , texas



 



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