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Thursday, 16 February 2012

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Gr8 message :)! I think it illustrates sensual and spiritual awareness very well. Thnku!

I understand the encouragement here, it is good chizuk in many ways for us Baalei teshuva with years of sinning behind us. Yet isn't it a little risky? I'd love to think I wasn't to blame for screaming at my kids, or ranting at my husband, or saying something nasty (and all the other terrible things I've done in the past). But I take responsibility for my free choice, at the same time acknowledging that Hashem had His reasons for not helping me out at those times, or for putting me in those situations in the first place.

If we were completely blameless, then why would we need to do teshuva? We must find fault and do a cheshbon nefesh at some point with our bad choices, but the key is not to let them depress us or hold us back from further progress. I think the line that we are never to blame for our actions can be taken the wrong way. Hashem has made us accountable for our sins, even if He wills them. At the same time, we are rewarded for our good choices, even if He helped us with those, too!!!

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