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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…
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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,…
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The only being that truly only desires what is good for your sake with no ulterior motives is namely a being who has no ulterior motives (for even subconscious ulterior motives for example the desire for pride which obviously is within parents hoping to receive pride from their childrens accomplishments through identification hence possessing other motives;) so only a being that has no need for anything advises you with a complete heart, of course this also applies to the Mosses of each generation, in ours Rabbi Schneersohn.
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The Lubavitcher Rebbe who truly honored women writes that precisely because women are beautiful they should dress tastefully i.e. the Jewish code of modesty, long skirts and non-revealing blouses for the more precious a diamond is the more its setting reveals its face but conceals its underside.
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What can we learn from the immodest dress code of our times
People may not like what I will write but as I hope to be of assistance I will write what I believe is the truth.…
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Just because a person talks with surety means only one of two things, either he thinks he is right or he is a good BS artist but not that s/he is right for the more right, true, decent and Divine wisdom is, the less hubris, cockiness, self-surety it projects, for true wisdom, Divine wisdom, Torah and Jewish mysticism is almost always shared in a manner of love, not self-indulgence, promotion, egotistically or shouted.
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