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If it is permissible, and it came into your life, you must use it for the good.

If it can be lifted to a place higher than you found it, you cannot leave it behind.

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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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Nicholas July 19, 2024

Litter is one example of the easiest things to elevate every day. There is a spark of the creator in everything. Let the hidden light shine! Reply

Jeremy M July 12, 2016

only when you are able to push something away are you able to elevate it Thank you Rabbi Tzvi for sharing this. Reply

Raul Cabrera Missouri July 12, 2016

Thank you to the webmasters for fixing the mobile site. I enjoy reading the daily dose of wisdom before my regular Parsha reading. Reply

shlmel West Palm Beach, Fl July 12, 2016

Leave Nothing Behind ok. Reply

Eugina Giovanna Herrera New York, New York August 8, 2012

It is It is part of the behavior or optional with our spiritually to make choices Reply

Lasarusa Yehuda Sovea Ben-Zion Suva, Fiji Islands August 8, 2012

Leave Nothing Bekind.... ...for all can be put to good use. Thank you. Reply

Rabbi Tzvi Freeman April 15, 2010

for Chanah in Brooklyn In one of the Rebbe's entries to his private diary, he writes that only when you are able to push something away are you able to elevate it. Reply

Noahide Tehran, Iran April 15, 2010

So beautiful The words make me think so much, they are indeed enlightening:) Thank U Reply

Chanah Brooklyn April 15, 2010

what about the saying "what is forbidden is forbidden and what is permitted is not necassary"? I've been perplexed for a while about how these two perspectives reconcile Reply

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