2 September 2013 · A sentence from the teachings of Rav Kook

„If a person is always liable to stumble, to be flawed in justice and…”

„If a person is always liable to stumble, to be flawed in justice and morality, this does not mar his wholeness.”From Orot HaTeshuvah, 5, 6

The fact that we fall, that we sin, that we are at times weak, does not make us evil people and wicked. We must rise and continue onward!

Do you know that bad feeling after falling? "I have no chance," "What a nothing I am," "What a fool" and the like... Try to overcome it when it appears; say to the evil inclination: "I am a nothing? You are a nothing! I am a son/daughter of a King!"

Have a pleasant day, everyone.

For the recovery of Nadav ben Tova.

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