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  Dovid Benveniste,Tsfat -12 years ago

  I can dig it ,
  he can dig it,she can dig it,you can dig it ,we can dig it.
  
  ..So let's dig it,baby!

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  Kayo, Tokyo -13 years ago

  Beautiful
  Baruch HaShem
  
  What a beautiful compliment the Mentor of Rabbi Yehuda Meir Shapiro gave. I realize I need serious introspection about my relationship with Creator.
  I like the subtitle of this shiur too.

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  Elazar -14 years ago

  to correction - story
  
  
  The story as it is explained in R. Twerski's book I believe gives the peirush you suggest, but I am working from memory.
  
  also, I am not sure why you need to shy away from making a correction by giving R. Jacobson you or or your son's approbation. Why would you think he would take your comment as a personal attack?
  
  take care,
  
  elazar bloom

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  Shmueli -14 years ago

  Neria- Turn on the light
  The Rabbi apparently left a seed of light in footnote #5, in the form of this book:
  A Spiritual Guide To Counting The Omer
  49 Steps to Personal Refinement According to the Jewish Tradition
  by Rabbi Simon Jacobson
  
  "This book is a guide to personal refinement. It is designed to take the reader on a forty-nine step journey through the human personality, refining and perfecting areas of the emotions as the journey progresses. Each day of sefirah has in it a specific area for growth and exercises for positive change. We invite you to use this book as a workbook, reading it, following the exercises, creating exercises that are relevant for you, and recording in it positive changes you've made in your life.
  
  This handy guide includes a focused thought which illuminates the particular emotion of the day, and an exercise which applies the lesson to our daily lives."
  

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  chaim -14 years ago

  ten
  early in Midrash Tadshe it compares 10's
  and the ten brochas to Adam to.. to..the 10 makkos to the 10 dibros
  ...several pages later the 10 mamaros are connected to the 10 dibros in
  another section...and I think (I did not bring it and it has been a
  distracting morning) it also said that in although not in the kisvay yad
  edition there was a mention of 10 sefiros..this later section was on the
  gifts of the nesiim to the Mishkan....so in essence this could be considered
  an earlier reference than the one (was it the Rema from Fano) in Yalkut
  Reuveni... much earlier...I think I also have Midrash Tadshe on my
  CD-rom...Only once in a while am I on...
  

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