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rebbetzin works with her fair share of shul members seeking pastoral advice and Torah guidance. Rebbetzin Feige Twerski, the wife of noted community leader Rabbi Michel Twerski of Milwaukee, is no ordinary community
rebbetzin. Going beyond the usual call of duty, Rebbetzin Twerski, a noted Torah lecturer and counselor in her own right, uses her considerable talents to bring spiritual sustenance to
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The Future of Friendship is a valuable read about the contemporary state of interpersonal relationships. It is based on Rebbetzin Twerskiâs column in
Ami, which makes it read less like a book and more as a collection of essays. Since the chapters do not build off each other and are grouped around themes such as âpermanenceâ and âmindfulness,â the reader can to skip around at his or her leisure. This is a useful feature for the bookâs intended audience of women (and men) who are busy with their famili
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Meaning is to people as water is to fish: In both cases, the latter cannot live without the former. Viktor Frankl, a survivor of the Holocaust, founded the idea of logotherapy, the school of thought that says the central force motivating human beings is the search for a life purpose. In his acclaimed book, “Man’s Search for Meaning,” he demonstrates this theory through his expertise in the field, as well as his personal ability to survive the terrors of the Holocaust. This idea, that all people harness a natural longing for a larger meaning in their lives, was not first mentioned by Frankl. In fact, Moshe Rabbeinu discusses it in Parshat Vaetchanan.
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