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Prayer Before Prayer Parshah:
Faith and Resentment - Vayechi
By Rabbi Ben A.
To carry a resentment is to grant power to a created being; to truly let go means to grant power only to G‑d.
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Rebuilding Your Temple
Tamar E.
A Poem of Destruction and Rebuilding, Addiction and Recovery

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Step of the Month:
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