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By Tzvi Freeman

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Wisdom to Heal the Earth is a revolutionary new look at Tikun Olam based on the teachings of the Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory.

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Bina March 26, 2017

Agreed How do you let go of yesterday? Reply

Kenya Glosen Reno June 26, 2017

in response to Bina:

Practice makes perfect Reply

valerie j becker akron May 1, 2015

short, and very powerful. thank you so much!! Reply

Michele usa May 1, 2015

I CONCUR!!! Shalom Rabbi Tzvi.

Reminding me of the action of Nahshon's action while escaping the Egyptians. With Pharaoh's army behind them and the Red Sea before them, Nahshon jumped into the Red Sea, and the others followed trusting G-d.

Gotta Keep It Moving!

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Brenda Toronto, Canada October 26, 2014

Move in a new Direction It's time to change the inner person - our attitude and mutual responsibility in connection with others. Reply

Anonymous October 26, 2014

This is excellent! So concise and inspiring! Thank you so much for posting it :-) Reply

Lasarusa Yehuda Sovea Ben-Zion Suva, Fiji Islands August 17, 2012

"Don't Just stand there.. ...do something worthwhile". Reply

Marion Mirrlees Owen Sound, Ontario N4K6G8, Canada July 25, 2012

Movng foward Yes I believe we have to be daily moving forward on all fronts -- there is not time to turn around and get stuck in the past mistakes that you have already been forgiven for. And they all said amen and amen. Marion Reply

Eugina Giovanna Herrera New York, New York July 24, 2012

Don't Just Stand There Don't just stand there do Something. Reply

Barry Bloomfield Hills , Mich December 3, 2009

Don't j Just Stand There From a secular similar wisdom, read the excellent short business book "Who Moved My Cheese". Sounds like an unimpressive title, but, indeed, it is an impressive book and was a best seller. Reply

Tina brooklyn, ny usa December 1, 2009

Dont just stand there! May G-D bless you keep you make HIS face to shine upon you be gracious unto you give you peace perfect peace. May your Crowns flourish for HIM! Reply

Tzvi Freeman (Author) December 26, 2006

RE: Moving forward Because the Torah leaves room for a person to mess up. You can't be a tzadik by following instructions alone. Reply

Michael Levy December 25, 2006

Moving forward It is true we need to move forward and learn from past mistakes...So why eat foods that are unhealthy and put a kosher label on them? Reply

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