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	Make Your Mark By Chana Weisberg Have you ever changed your set of circumstances in order to create better results? Women » Audio & Video » In Touch » Make Your Mark
	Wine-Red Eyes and Milk-White Teeth By Laibl Wolf "His eyes are red with wine," Jacob blessed his fourth son Judah, "and his teeth are white with milk." In a Chassidic discourse, Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi explains the spiritual significance of "teeth", "whiteness", "redness" and "wine" Parshah » Bereishit - Genesis » Vayechi » Parshah Columnists » Guest Columnists » Wine-Red Eyes and Milk-White Teeth
	Wearing White Many have a custom of wearing white clothing on Yom Kippur in emulation of the ministering angels. Some people wear a kittel, a white robe worn over the clothing. Because it is similar to the burial shroud, it serves to remind us of man's mortality and ... Jewish Holidays » High Holidays » Yom Kippur » Study » Laws and Lore » Wearing White
	Wearing White Garments By Eliyahu Kitov It is customary that the person leading the Seder wear a plain white garment, or kittel. Some maintain that the basis for this custom is that the kittel resembles a burial shroud and thus serves to remind one of the futility of vanity and pride. These ... Jewish Holidays » Passover » How-To » Law & Lore » The Seder » Wearing White Garments
	Spinning Strictness with Mercy Kabbalah teaches that maturity is the ability to combine complementary qualities. By Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai; translation & commentary by Simcha-Shmuel Treister Kabbalah teaches that maturity is the ability to combine complementary qualities. Kabbalah Online » Weekly Torah » Archives » Bamidbar - Numbers » Matot » The Zohar » Spinning Strictness with Mercy
	Heat Your Heart Out The laws of kosher kitchenware teach us about sweetening judgments By Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai; translation & commentary by Simcha-Shmuel Treister The laws of kosher kitchenware teach us about sweetening judgments Kabbalah Online » Weekly Torah » Archives » Bamidbar - Numbers » Matot » The Zohar » Heat Your Heart Out
	The Chupah -- Marriage Canopy The bride's and groom's preparations for the chupah; the atmosphere that prevails throughout the ceremony; the legal and mystical implications of chupah; and much more. Lifecycles » Marriage » The Jewish Wedding » Wedding Handbook » The Chupah -- Marriage Canopy
	The Rose Among the Thorns By Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai; adapted from the Zohar by Peretz Auerbach The Jewish nation is likened to a beloved rose with 13 petals and 5 sepals Kabbalah Online » Holidays » Seven Omer Weeks » The Zohar » The Rose Among the Thorns

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