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| The parents’ behavior and virtue significantly affects the molding of their child from the very earliest of stages and onward.
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| What makes a person "good"? Do you have to want to do good to be good?
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| We engage our physical world and nurture it, to find the common grain of truth, to expose and reveal the G-dly aspect latent in all of creation.
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| Does the universe have intelligence and consciousness; is it not far more complex than the human brain?
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| The concept of prayer seems paradoxical: asking G-d, who is infinite and all knowing, to grant us our puny needs and desires?
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A New Definition of Human Nature
Ultimately, psychology doesn't provide the answers. It's a method of dealing with malfunctions or dysfunctions, not a system for healthy living.
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| Our Sages teach: “tzedakah, charity, is equivalent to all the mitzvot combined”. Why such great emphasis on this individual mitzvah?
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| How to argue intelligently with the voice of temptation – the kabbalistic approach in dealing with the "yetzer hara."
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| What's so bad about sin? If I'm not hurting anyone, why does G-d care?
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| The sages teach that the mind, by its very nature, has the ability to master the heart...
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| Chabad is an acronym for chochmah, binah and daat, which are commonly translated as wisdom, understanding and knowledge. Learn the mystical meaning of these three intellectual soul powers.
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| Everyone is looking for more happiness in their lives; but what is the magical formula for attaining true joy in life?
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| We are commanded to love every Jew at all times; but is this really doable and what exactly is this love that is demanded of us?
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| G-d is not found in what is, but in what is becoming, in what is being done...
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| If you truly understood what you are and where you stand, how would you feel about yourself? Would you be elated? Utterly inadequate? Both at once? A mystical guide to self-knowledge as the ultimate antidote to depression.
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| There are three conditions in life: good, evil and the holy.
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| For man and G-d to be in relationship with each other there must be some common denominator that bridges the gap between the finite and the infinite.
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| Whatever happens is for the good: This belief may get us through hard times and is virtuous, but it has its limits…
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