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Daily Thought
On Rosh Hashanah all things return to their origin. Your soul, too, returns to its origin. And from there you...
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Daily Quote
"The soul of man is a lamp of G-d" (Proverbs 20:27). Just like the flame of the lamp strains upwards, seeking to tear free of the wick and rise heavenward - though this would spell its own demise - so, too, does the G-dly soul in man constantly strive to...
Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi