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Spread Your Wings
As a bird soars the skies on its two wings, so a mitzvah is carried upward upon wings of love and reverence. Problem is, how do we grow wings? If you don't love, what does it help to have a mitzvah to love?
“And you shall love G-d your L-rd with all your heart, with all your soul and with all your might”. This class explains these three loves and how to attain them, in both our relationship with G-d and with our life’s partner.
The mitzvah of loving Hashem on five levels
The Torah commands us to “love G-d with all your heart”. The Hebrew word for 'heart' is spelled with an extra letter: the letter 'vet' appears twice. Our Sages explain that this means that we are to love G-d with both inclinations of the heart, the good (...
A Journey Through Tanya, Lesson 9
Next the Tanya presents various meditations to produce different types of love to G-d. From the reflective reciprocal love to the ‘golden’ submissive love. Finally, we highlight the ultimate purpose in expressing G-d’s presence in this low world. (coverin...
Here's my problem: It says you have to love G‑d with all your heart. That leaves no room to love people. Doesn't the love of G‑d lessen our love of humanity?
On this miserable morning, I stand before G‑d hungry and unwashed, undignified and unadorned, overwhelmed with the memory of countless holocausts unique to the people of His covenant . . .
Return: Five Paths for Getting Closer to G-d - Lesson 6
The importance of preserving modesty in our most intimate relationship.
Return: Five Paths for Getting Closer to G-d - Lesson 5
Intimacy with G-d reveals personal meaning in the ups and downs of life.
Return: Five Paths for Getting Closer to G-d - Lesson 3
Letting go of selfish and worldly attachments to become sensitive to the needs of the Beloved.
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