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| We chew food into smaller pieces before we swallow. The same holds for wisdom. |
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World of Action
by Rabbi Akiva Tatz M.D.
Mitzvot ensure that the body is not left behind while the mind and spirit transcend.
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Channeling Spiritual Light
by Rabbi David Aaron
If we always define ourselves in terms of career, property and social status, then we are not our own person. Our soul is then in exile.
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Nobody's Perfect
by Miriam Adahan
Positive guilt leads to change. Negative guilt makes you hate yourself and everyone else. Learn to distinguish between the two.
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Rachel's Tears
by Ellen Katz Silvers
My tears continued to flow unchecked, and I envisioned myself 20 years earlier, trying to control my laughter.
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When Parents Disagree
by R. Noach Orlowek
Conflicting disciplinary styles encourage behavioral problems. Disagreements must be settled before disciplining your child.
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The Chosen People
by R. Dovid Gottlieb
In what ways do the Jewish people regard themselves as "chosen" -- and is this a racist idea?
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Angels Have No Shoes
by Rabbi Emanuel Feldman
At the moment of martyrdom, Jews had transcended this world, especially over the human beasts who murdered them.
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Jewish FAQ's
by Rabbi Nachum Braverman
If there's a God, why do good people suffer? (And other questions.)
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Yes, You Can!
by Aron Friedman
Success is a matter of perspective, determined by one's values and expectations.
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Head To Heart
by Gila Manolson
What is love -- real, lasting love?
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