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Are You Supposed to "Feel Good" When You Do a good Deed?


with Moshe Spalter and Michael Kigel
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What makes a person "good"? Do you have to want to do good to be good?

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Michael Kigel is the producer of Passages and Messages, two weekly television shows entering their eleventh year of broadcast on CTS (Canada). He is also the Dean of the Jewish Leadership Program at the Lauder Business School in Vienna.

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Posted: Aug 16, 2010
I'm basing this comment after viewing this video and another video in this series with Rabbi Friedman.
If you feel good about doing a mitzvah then does that mean you have not reached the proper spiritual level ?
It seems that the harder you try the better you get but there can be no end in goodness.

When can a person feel good about doing the rotzon of hashem ?
Posted By Cheski Baum, Brooklyn, NY



 

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