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Out In the World
How making money can fix the world
A human being is a creature that looks at what is and sees the value of what could be. But how does this creature know? And from where does this new value come?
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Whether you know of it or not, there is always a purpose—and a very specific purpose—to whatever enters your world at the time that it enters.
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The first question the heavenly court asks upon your return home:
“Did you do business with integrity?”
For that is when you truly fixed up this world.
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Determine how much you need. Create a vessel to receive it. Pray for rain.
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The meaning of our lives is too great for us to fathom. We can only do what we see needs to be done.
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We are not the captains of our lives alone. Sometimes we must loosen our grasp on its steering wheel.
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Your material world is G-d's department. Your spiritual world is yours.
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Your best friends are those mitzvahs you stood for in their time of need.
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Ancient man looked up to the stars, modern man down to the headlines. Both are fools.
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Torah enables a spiritual person to engage the world and find there all for which the soul thirsts.
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If we have the capacity to wreck our environment, we certainly are capable of improving upon it.
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Community: a harmony of unique individuals.
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The physical world has a soul made of mitzvahs.
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When the earth keeps shifting beneath your feet, you discover the truth that stands firm.
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The values essential to humanity’s survival rely on an understanding that we did not create this universe.
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At every turn, another opportunity to heal the world.
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