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Daily Thought
Exploiting a Setback
Failure is wasted if you return only to the place from where you fell. If your plans fail, think bigger, aim higher.
Failure is wasted if you return only to the place from where you fell. If your plans fail, think bigger, aim higher.
Wisdom of Repair
To create is to reveal the parts from the whole. To heal is to reveal the wholeness in the shattered parts.
To create is to reveal the parts from the whole. To heal is to reveal the wholeness in the shattered parts.
Knowing Imperfection
G-d breathed Himself into a creature who cries and laughs and dances and bleeds; who fails more often than he succeeds; who chases after fleeting moments and is torn by figments of his own mind. He desired to live in the world of such a being, and from within that place He will come to know His self that cannot be known.
G-d breathed Himself into a creature who cries and laughs and dances and bleeds; who fails more often than he succeeds; who chases after fleeting moments and is torn by figments of his own mind. He desired to live in the world of such a being, and from within that place He will come to know His self that cannot be known.
Knowing Imperfection
G-d breathed Himself into a creature who cries and laughs and dances and bleeds; who fails more often than he succeeds; who chases after fleeting moments and is torn by figments of his own mind. He desired to live in the world of such a being, and from within that place He will come to know His self that cannot be known.
G-d breathed Himself into a creature who cries and laughs and dances and bleeds; who fails more often than he succeeds; who chases after fleeting moments and is torn by figments of his own mind. He desired to live in the world of such a being, and from within that place He will come to know His self that cannot be known.
This toy only impresses one who has but a single world and many gods, not one who has one G-d and two worlds
— Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneersohn of Lubavitch to the Soviet agent who brandished a revolver in his face
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