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When Love Is Not About The Lover

Sometimes you must separate in order to truly become one. A tale of two Rachels

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When Love Is Not About The Lover: Sometimes you must separate in order to truly become one. A tale of two Rachels

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    Anonymous -12 years ago

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    FABIAN -14 years ago

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    Hi, I found inspiring your essay. I would like to quote your work, may I have your permission?
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    Roxanne Perri -14 years ago

    Freedom
    Excellent article on The Consciousness of Freedom. Many teenagers are rebellious simply because they come from a strict background where they are told, forced, or made to feel they have to follow the dictates of the parents. This approach does not work. They rebel, join cults and become involved in other unproductive arenas. Your article drives home the point.
    Thank you,
    Roxanne

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    Avraham -14 years ago

    Just wanted to congratulate
    Hi, just wanted to stop for a minute and congratulate you for the excelent work.

    Best regards
    Avraham
    Israel

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    alex -14 years ago

    internal freedom
    It is said that God in his compassion presents the cure
    before the disease.
    It is noteworthy that before the start of Exodus, the Biblical narrative was involved with the story of Joseph.
    Joseph, like the Jewish people, certainly had major
    setbacks in his life, yet we
    see that who he was, his core,
    was never compromised. Circum-
    stances didn't determine his
    belief in himself and the
    ultimate outcome of his life,
    whatever that would turn out to be.
    In Exodus, the same kind of training that fostered Joseph's sense of self, now had to be inculcated into the
    national psyche of the Israelites. Joseph was independent, despite being in jail, and remained his own person with a moral
    compass, in the face of temp- tations, so too the Israelites maintained their own identity and spiritual legacy, despite their servitude.

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