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Brooklyn, NY 11234
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6:49 PM  -  Friday, September 13
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7:46 PM  -  Shabbat, September 14
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Oct. 2 - Oct. 4
Daily Thought
Life’s Memories
This experience, to give life, to watch it grow, to be torn apart by it, to receive pleasure from it, and to give life again—for this the soul descended from its ethereal heights. And when it shall return to there, enveloped in these memories, it will finally know their depth. And with them travel ever higher and higher.
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