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Rewriting the Script of Your Life

Labels Make Us Feel that We Are All of Whatever the Label Says We Are. But We Are Not All of Anything. Class 3 of 4

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Rewriting the Script of Your Life: Labels Make Us Feel that We Are All of Whatever the Label Says We Are. But We Are Not All of Anything. Class 3 of 4

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  • VWW

    very well written -11 years ago

    Yehudim!!!
    would very much like to live up to this Yehuda!

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  • C

    chana -13 years ago

    to Michale
    No suggestions, no criticism. i was simply impressed.

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    • RAS

      Rabbi Avi Shlomo -13 years ago

      Re: to Michale
      Thanks for your feedback.

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  • KT

    Kayo, Tokyo -13 years ago

    How to read a diagnosis
    Baruch HaShem



    1990, Went to the US from Japan to study at a college. Met a secular Jewish boyfriend...



    1993, diagnosed Schizophrenia. Drop out from the college. Split from the secular Jewish boyfriend to come back Japan.



    1994 to 2005, ran away to the US several times...



    2006, met Beis Chabad Lubavitch.



    2011, study Chassidus, became a observant convert, planning Kosher conversion in Israel.





    Thank you for your understanding.

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  • M

    Michale -13 years ago

    To Chana: "Authenticity..."
    Nobody can explain something without an example. Rabbi uses the simplest, almost painless words in description of his life experience. If you have some suggestions how better to describe it, tell about it.

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  • C

    Chana -13 years ago

    Authenticity...
    Among other things, I am impressed with your authenticity. Not even using unkind words as examples. Even though we all know it would make for "entertainment" or a good laugh, as you constantly see done. There is a time and place for comedy. I really appreciate that you will not allow "examples" of unkind and unhelpful words leave your mouth. Leading by example. Perhaps if we all stop using them, they will be forgotten.

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