When A Day Passes, It Is No

I Believe In Free Will. I Have No Choice.

It Is Written, Better To Be A Fool All Your Days Than For One Hour To Be Evil. You Are Not A Fool. They Are The Fools. For He Who Causes His Neighbor To Feel Shame Loses Paradise Himself.

In The History Of Old Jewish Literature There Was Never Any Basic Difference Between The Poet And The Prophet. Our Ancient Poetry Often Became Law And A Way Of Life.

The Yiddish Mentality Is Not Haughty. It Does Not Take Victory For Granted. It Does Not Demand And Command But It Muddles Through, Sneaks By, Smuggles Itself Amidst The Powers Of Destruction, Knowing Somewhere That God's Plan For Creation Is Still At The Very Beginning.

What A Strange Power There Is In Clothing.