Acharei-Kedoshim
Come Find Balance With Us
Dear Friend,
When we hear the word “learning,” we generally think of information, systems, and facts and figures. But there is a whole different vista of education that has less to do with the brain and more to do with the heart—learning how to navigate life in an emotionally healthy and productive state.
The latest offering of www.chabad.org/courses is not only a deep look into the Torah’s teachings, but an actual guide on how to incorporate the wisdom and lessons into your own emotional makeup.
Sounds intriguing?
“Finding Balance” with instructor Rochel Holzkenner starts on May 8 and runs for four consecutive Mondays. It’s downright thought-provoking and absolutely free, so hurry up and register today.
The Chabad.org Editorial Team
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Which puts all the power in your hands.
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That being so, the greatest power you have is your ability to surrender the delus...
