July 8, 2011
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Ask yourself what would you like to take pride in.
In other words which part of your identity e.g. Jew Chossid Human etc. would you like to feel proud about. To feel good about yourself is imperative though of course not arrogance which is conversely ironically from low self esteem and hence false imagined pride not genuine pride is conjured. Continue reading
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Its makes no difference what is right it only makes a difference what you want
In other words, if you know what is right is A B or C (say being nice to your wife) that will not make you be nice, only if you truly want (which can be induced by continually reminding yourself of the benefit and rightness of this A B or C) will you do it. Continue reading
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What is the good in oneself others and life?
The good in myself: is that to sum extent I have subjugated my ego and instincts and I constantly strive and often successfully so to simply do what God tells me to do based on my spiritual mentor’s advice, as well as I have compassion and love helping others; the good in others: I that… Continue reading
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The only three people we can become
This world and everything in it consists simply of three possible energies which each of us have the capacity to be, the lowest is evil, enjoyment over the degradation of other people – like the Arabs and Nazis and radicals both on the left and right who are obsessed with the others evil – are… Continue reading
About Me
Rabbi Zevi Wineberg – author of over forty Jewish Inspirational books and Blogger on Kabbalahwisdom / Lacademyoflife.org
Recent Posts
- Whatever you do – no matter what! feel no hate/ anger, for it makes the heart evil
- God is solely into celebrating our success! – no parent likes to see a child fail.
- The Rebbe teaches – that in times of insanity, you can only be insanely good – or unfortunately the opposite
- New Soul Short #23
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