Adar I 10, 5771 · February 14, 2011
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"Who are you?" Jeremiah asked.
"My name is of no importance," the old man answered. He brushed off the
dirt on Jeremiah's shirt and arms. "Why were you following me?" "Why
were you running away?" the old man asked back...
By Zalman Velvel
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| Voices |
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The fibers of living are inevitably spun of truth and lies,
generosity and greed, sharing and possessing, love and hate, joy and
despair, dignity and shame, courage and fear, humility and ego, desire
and denial, clarity and confusion...
By Fruma Porter
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The Woman Who Won a Lottery--and Built Synagogues
'Dubbela, why are you singing?' She asked, 'What's making you
so happy?' I told her, 'It's my day today. I'm on my way to buy a
lottery ticket and I'm sure that I'll win.'
By Mirish Kiszner
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| Relationships |
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Is the mystique and the romance, the music and the moonlight,
just nature's way of hoodwinking men and women to reproduce?
By Simon Jacobson
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| Dating |
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How do I know when I have found "the one?" I'm worried that I
keep passing on great guys because there were no fireworks like I
expected when we met. And I am scared that while I wait for Mr. Perfect,
I am letting go of Mr. Almost Perfect . . .
Answered by Sara Esther Crispe
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