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The Flying Tzadik

Sunday, May 31, 2009
Posted by Rabbi Infinity

Now a lot of you are puzzling over this: What does Feivel have to do with me being a tzadik or not?

So let’s do this: Instead of me writing out another long-winded explanation of my kabbalistic intentions and poetic nuances, let’s see which of our viewers/readers can come up with the clearest, most enlightening and digestible solution to this question.

The winner receives, um, well...lots of recognition!

...and stay tuned for the next episode: "Tefillin Power"



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Posted: Sep 8, 2009
It depends
It depends- if the desires of the heart are just sleeping, then he's not a tzaddik he's a beinoni, if the heart's desires have been channeled to act as a force of goodness then he's a tzaddik.
Posted By Dovid, Los Angeles

Posted: Aug 27, 2009
Feigele
Maybe each one of us has a spark of a Tzadik; maybe each one of us has that legendary hero waiting to be more and more developed.
Posted By Carmen

Posted: Aug 26, 2009
It’s all in your imagination!
Is there really an answer to it? Meanwhile, it gives you a chance to seek deeply into yourself for that answer.
For one, Feivel keeps him in control reminding him of his weaknesses. Too much on the right or too much on the left and everything collapses.
When I was very young and living in Paris, France, I read a French book, if I remember correctly, called “The Tzaddic (Tzadik). It belonged to my father. My mistake, I never asked any questions about it. But what I remember and what striked me the most was how the Tzadik was described as being someone who, not only knew all the wisdom in the world and compassion but mainly, knew and was able to absorb all the pain of the world being people, animals or nature. That someone was able to feel like it was his own pain in order to take it away from all. So, a Tzadik is not an ordinary human being, he is more like a legendary hero.
Posted By Feigele, Boca Raton, Florida


 



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