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Contrasting Women and the Sefira of Netzach
One cannot be kind, disciplined and beautiful all the time if they do not both have the stamina to maintain these attributes even during the hard times as well as to be inspired by the glory that comes from acting in accordance with them. Hod can be compared to ecstasy, like the energy at the…
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The Omer: Counting Each Day and Making Each Day Count
Each day of the Omer represents a different character trait…
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What Is the Purpose of People with Mental Health Issues in this World?
We are commanded to safeguard our health…
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