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The following is sound counsel as to how to cleanse one's heart of all sadness and of every trace of worry about mundane matters, even about "Children, Health and Sustenance." Everyone is familiar with the statement of the Rabbis that "Just as one must recite a blessing for the good, [one must also recite a blessing for misfortune]." In the Gemara it is explained that one should accept [misfortune] with joy, like the joy of a visible and obvious benefit, For "this is also for the good," except that it is not apparent and visible to mortal eyes, because it stems from the "hidden world" which is higher than the "revealed world," the latter emanating from the letters vav and hai of the Tetra-grammaton, whereas the "hidden world" represents the letters yod— hai. Hence the meaning of the verse, "Happy is the man whom Thou, O G-d, chasteneth." Therefore, the Rabbis, of blessed memory, commented that it is to those who rejoice in their afflictions that the verse refers: "But they that love Hi...

please note: as my artworks contain Words of Torah, they are considered as "d'varim sh'b'kedusha", objects with spiritual sanctity, and as such are subject to all the "halachot", concerning such objects; the same as "sifrei kodesh", holy books. Please bear this in mind when purchasing my works: that they be treated with the proper sanctity. In this, the blessing for you from these works for will be full. Also, to my Jewish appreciators: please refrain from viewing this website on the Sabbath. thank you --------------------------------------- David Baruch Wolk was born and raised in America. He graduated Magna Cum Laude in Fine Arts from Amherst College in 1981 and continued onto various post-graduate art programs and schools...

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