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I love how you gave over the Friedicker (spelling?)Rebbe’s message. We—givers and receivers, at different times of our lives, and sometimes, simultaneously—can all benefit from opening our hearts even wider, commensurate with the need.
It seems like there’s no way Mashiach can stay away if we treat one another with this depth of love! Thanks so much for sharing this!!
thanks Nancy. It's so true, at different times, in different ways, we are all givers and all receivers. And sometimes by receiving, we also become givers by allowing others to give.
This is a much needed divine message.
thanks for writing, Cynthia.
Thank you, Chana.
When we get to the next world, we may perceive that on earth what we thought was high is really not that high and what was low is the highest of high.
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Yes, so true!
This was great thank you
I don’t feel this is a true across the board statement. Some parents of special needs do not have greater love than for the so called normal child. Some have a greater love for their so called gifted brilliant child. Each child , each parent is unique. How can anyone say what is in the soul of another ?
I agree that the statement is aspirational. The fact is that all too often not all the children in the family are loved equally. Things may be getting better now in terms of excepting individuals with differences but there is still a huge stigma against “disabilities” and this unfortunately may be borne out in families as well as in society at large.
Thank you Chana, this is really beautiful and very meaningful.
Thank you for this message, sometimes people can search and search for any benefits behind these "deficiency's" and find nothing. Your message universally shows there is indeed a great benefit!