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The Cultivation of Friendship
The Cultivation of Friendship # HT 615
by Heller, Rebbitzen Tziporah
Why do we seek to have friends to begin with, and how do we cultivate those relationships once we begin them? There is a mystical concept of truth existing in fragmented pieces over the world's exchange - perhaps understanding that can help us accept others who aren't exactly like ourselves, as well as search our internal motivation for why we choose certain people to be friends with.

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Relationships - Part One: Defining Love
Relationships - Part One: Defining Love # KL 797 A
by Kelemen, Rabbi Leib
Love. Those who don't have it, want it. Those who have it, guard it, and those who lost it, try to regain it. What is it about love that makes it so elusive? According to Rabbi Kelemen, it's really not so mysterious. Discover the universal definition of love, the way to attain it - and the way to keep it.

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Building Bridges With Those You Love
Building Bridges With Those You Love # ON 615 I
by Orlowek, Rabbi Noach
Fortifying a solid relationship with all those you love is your best protection from the ups and downs of a basically unhappy world. Rabbi Orlowek helps us to evaluate our success at building those bridges in the following areas: loving yourself, raising stable happy children, building trust, making your marriage work, dealing with lying, and even how to respond when 'your Prince' or 'Princess Charming' turns back into a frog.

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Who is Your Best Friend?
Who is Your Best Friend? # WD 615 A
by Weinberg, Rebbitzen Denah
If we were to view Hashem as our best friend, how different would our lives be? And why is it so hard to trust Him? Don't we intuitively realize that if He's around, shouldn't He be super reliable? And what pushes us to ask 'If I only knew why I was given this test at this time?' Rebbetzin Weinberg also explains how to give Hashem the benefit of the doubt - especially when things seem their bleakest. An important talk.




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