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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Change of Identity – Its Possible
Some time ago, I ended up coming down the subway stairs in an undignified manner, ankle first, butt not far behind. There I sat in agony until FDNY scooped me up and hustled me to the local emergency room. I … Continue reading
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Tagged Change is Possible, Jewish Spirituality, Tikkun Middot
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Animal Genes in Our Character Traits – Go Work Those Personality Muscles
“Reb Yehuda ben Taima Omer: Hevah Az Kanamer, VKal Knesher, Ratz Katzvi V’Gibor K’Ari, Laasos Ratzon Avicha Shebashamayim” – Rabbi Yehuda said ‘be bold/strong like a leopard, light like an eagle, run like the deer, and be strong like the … Continue reading
Two Halachos A Day – When Easy Things Seem Too Easy We Complicate Life
Halachos are the laws of Judaism. Halacha comes from the root word Halach – to go. Halacha teaches how to go about our lives and affairs according to the dictates and guidance of the Torah. We are guaranteed that anyone who … Continue reading
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Tagged Ben Olam HaBa, Halacha, Halachot, Jewish Spirituality, Kitzur Shulchan Orach, Two Halachos
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I Doubt Doubters
Most people who “doubt” – it’s often not a question of belief in actuality. It is more a question of backbone and self-discipline being hidden by fronts of doubting belief. Doubting requires no action of you, just a smart-alecky, haughty … Continue reading
Mr. Peep, Not So Unfortunate After All…
Not for nothing did the band play “Old McDonald” at my baby sister’s wedding. From as far back as I can remember, my family had farm pets somewhere in our backyard. We went through cows, sheep, goats, ducks and chickens. … Continue reading
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Tagged Blind Duck, Fair Life, Jewish Spirituality, Misfortunes Save Us
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