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Abstention is a humbling admission of defeat – "There's something in the world that G‑d created for a purpose; other people are capable of using it for that purpose; I cannot."
Something Spiritual on Parshat Kedoshim
Is spirituality at odds with the physical world?
When we become addicted to a particular indulgence, we must wean ourselves from the addiction by abstaining completely until we have recovered.
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