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Award given at Sinai Scholars symposium at the University of of Chicago
To separate between physical needs and spiritual needs is both counterproductive and futile. The spiritual breathes life into the physical and the physical rises to become spiritual in a perpetual chemistry of exchange.
Heal the soul and the body is renewed. Heal the body and the soul is empowered.
Jewish Tales from the Past
“So make it yellow,” replied Kusheh. And that is exactly what he did.
The Torah commands: "Six days shall you labor, and do all your work." Is it then possible for a person to do "all his work" in six days? But rest on Shabbat as if all your work is done
– Mechilta
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