Reflections on "Hayom Yom": Adar I 27: Right, left or the middle?
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Reflections on "Hayom Yom": Adar I 27
Right, left or the middle?
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Why does the hayom yom say that an inclination to the right is to be overly stringent and to the left is to be lenient? The right is associated with chesed, kindness,, and the left with gevurah, restraint.