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Tag Archives: large numbers
Thinking Vs Awareness
Jennifer Fine writes: Thinking is an action that is linear in nature. If I ask you to add two large numbers together, or ask you which route you take to work every morning, chances are you will pause, your facial … Continue reading
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Tagged expectation, facial muscles, large numbers, present moment, smell taste
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The Other Side Of The Rabbi Leib Tropper Story
ST emails: Dear Luke, you have given much attention to the Tropper scandal, and rightfully so I think it would be nice to at least show a little of the other side of the story. From the blogs it would … Continue reading
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Tagged forefront, har nof, large numbers, rabbi daniel, scandal
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