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decisiveness Displaying items by tag: awareness
decisiveness Displaying items by tag: awareness
Thursday, 25 November 2010 11:34
awareness of belonging
I recently added email to my cell phone capabilities and discovered that waiting in line will never be quite the same. If it looks like the line might hold me up for more than a few minutes, I flip out my phone, click a couple of times, wait while the little icon spins around for a few seconds, and then start doing email.
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Friday, 12 November 2010 10:46
righteousness as thoughtfulness
A person running to do a mitzvah can destroy the world on his way. -- Rabbi Yisrael Salanter
Perhaps one of the hardest things to attain is righteousness. We strive to pursue that which will bring heaven on earth; yet at the same time, we sometimes disregard those around us or hurt our fellow man in the process. How is this righteousness? The mere truth is that it isn't.
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by rav rafael
'The kindnesses of the Lord I shall sing forever; to generation after generation . . .
