CLD #109

Midot are the toughest attributes to work on in one's personality. As we all know, Judaism is all about perfecting ourselves to emulate G-d's "personality." G-d is the ultimate merciful one (questions arise regarding deaths of children and young adults/teens here), He forgives immediately after one does tshuva, He loves all (IF WE ONLY KNEW how much he loves the person who hates Him the most, we would be fulfilling G-d's wishes constantly), and most importantly He is perfect in everyway possible. We are so tiny in front of G-d, and we should work everyday on ourselves to understand that G-d does not want us to "do favors for him" and pray and go "out of our way" for him, because in the end of the day all the mitzvot are for our benefit PERIOD. We need to infuse this deep deep into our minds.
It's time to wake up and taste Judaism.


G-d loves you, Can you honestly say you love him? If so, What do you do to show that? Do you need to do anything?


Judaism=think.


Shabat= T-3 days.

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