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Radical Intervention

Soul Cables

lit.: Return

Reclaiming your personal connection with the Maker of heaven and earth.
Regretting wasting life in the past and resolving to take on the divine mission for which you came here from now on.
Being the neshamah you really are, every day.

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Radical Intervention

Soul Cables

By Tzvi Freeman

From the wisdom of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, of righteous memory; words and condensation by Rabbi Tzvi Freeman. Subscribe and get your dose daily. To order Rabbi Freeman’s latest book, Wisdom to Heal the Earth, click here.

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Rachel Leah Fry Daphne, AL September 10, 2021

A succinct and beautifully executed reminder. Thank you Rabbi Tzvi. Reply

David Harold Chester Petach Tikva, Israel September 6, 2021

Wasted time is very difficult to define because even when one is sitting and apparently doing nothing, through one's mind are passing many thoughts. It is like a re-charging of batteries for the next series of more particular activities. The consept of doing nothing is false even if to outward appearences the participant is in a static state, the brain is active and the mind a mixture of proposed plans.
Shanna Tova to all the readers of these comments and may you all enjoy a peaceful, healthy and prosperous New Year. Reply

Elliot Lazerwitz Tel Aviv September 10, 2021

in response to David Harold Chester:

David, my understanding of Rabbi Freeman's words 'wasted time' is not so much idleness, but actually mistaken life choices that have led us down the wrong path, where we can spend years of wasted time.
It is this misspent time that teshuva corrects, and transforms.
Gmar Chatima Tova to you, your family, and Kol Am Yisrael. Reply

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