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“The Three Hebrew Words that Make All the Difference.”

Let’s take those three simple words and embrace the future!
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March 2, 2023

Dear all,

ואהבתה לרעך כמוך / V’ahavta L’rei-echa C’mocha /

Love Your Neighbor as Yourself.

Three simple Hebrew words from the book of Leviticus.

Three simple words that often are not all that simple to do.

BUT ….

Three simple words that can put our actions into perspective.

Three simple words that can focus our interactions.

Three simple words that can change our mindset.

Three simple words that can transform a vacant landscape into a moment in time.

Let’s take those three simple words and embrace the future!

With love and shalom,

Rabbi Zach Shapiro

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