Machshava:

Chassidut 

Collections: Rabbi Weinberger: Tiferes Yisroel

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p 184. This chapter in the book deals with the difference between the Jewish and non-Jewish view of man. The non-Jews are only occupied with the wisdoms of this world. A human is called a holech, a walker, mover, striver. Whenever we overcome something in our life, we experience a rebirth. The days of Moshiach will be days without the pleasure of choice. We are happy that we came into this world when we make a right choice. Malachim (angels) do not lose, but they also do not gain. Hashem primarily relates to us as children, not as servants. Boker (morning) is clarity while evening (erev) is confusion.