Spiritual TidBit

there is no inherent kedusha in any physical thing- even the most sacred realities like the Beit Hamikdash-any physical reality that we have in this world is only because of the kedusha that we invest in it. 

something to think about 

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  1. N2September 16, 2012 at 10:11 AM

    Shana Tova Am. I wish you a happy and healthy new year, a year full of success and bracha.

    Thanks for your posts. They are inspiring.

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