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he is there right now, deep within us, our redeemed self, the spark of Moshiach inside each one of us.
The four sons represent the kaleidoscope of perspectives we all bring to the table.
When we expect our relationship with G‑d to be transactional, when we view G‑d as a cosmic bellhop paying a quid pro quo for our “virtuous” behavior, then neither do we.
Self-recrimination and senseless regret only compound the inevitable pain.
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Expressing anger not only hurts others but destroys the person who is expressing anger.
Appreciating the Process
My mother told me that I could set my goals as high as I chose and that I could accomplish anything, but I knew that my freedom was limited
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Dear Readers,
What prevents us from taking the path of change to better our lives?
Sometimes, it is a fear of the unknown. We’d rather embrace a familiar present, no matter how painful. We worry about where change will lead, even while acknowledging that it can bring a better future.
Sometimes, it is the fear of others. What will others think? Will I be blamed, criticized or...
I felt as if G-d was sending me a message: Crashes inevitably disturb our lives, and they remind us to pay attention to those we love.
— Asking the Four Questions at Age 80
Handy Household Hacks
Stuck Chewing Gum
Any cloth material that has chewing gum stuck to it can be placed into the freezer. After about an hour, the gum should break off easily.
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Faith
When G-d solves your problems, you have faith in HIS abilities; when G-d doesn’t solve your problems, HE has faith in yours.
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