Do Something

A rolling wheel turns easily, with less friction. Doing nothing gets you nowhere.

Thank you for your work in putting out the Daily Dose. Reply

The 'Doing' is the easy part The difficult part is the 'intention' - to aim your desire to fill another's lack with the right intention: to benefit the other.

The easy part is the 'doing'- G_d does the rest of the action through you. Reply

Do Something! I dislike procrastinators for this very reason
Do and give with no alterior motive. Practice random acts of kindness. Love your articles Tzvi Freeman. Keep them coming. How simple the two words are and yet so powerful! Reply

only in golus? does the advice to "do something" apply only in exile, or shall we continue to make tikkun even in geulah? or to act even during moshiach, time to come? did these words apply only after gan eden, or in it? are they synonomous with l'chaim? Reply

Do Something Many time doing something it make it worse.
Many times it is better just to accept it and let it go. Reply

Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson The Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson of righteous memory.
An Inspiration I WANT MOSHIACH NOW.
I feel sometimes that he spoke esoterically. He has won me in so many WAYS, Mostly that he LIKE the Baal Shem Tov pulled Shechinah down to us. I hope to tell you what my Lubavitcher friend says he has some really good words about Rebe. Reply

Do something If you do something, it must come from the hart.
Not with the attention to get something back. Do it with the love of G-d for the person who needs it. Reply

your nice new design makes reading even more of a plessure! Reply

ACTION How does a person move beyond the paralysis of self to 'do something' , when even being awake is often difficult? Reply

Do Something! Short and to the point!

And if nothing else, "Doing Something", certainly chases the blues away! Reply

Do some thing! Simply said: Do what ever you can. One is never faulted for doing less. It is the intent of doing, that is important. Reply