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Purify Our Hearts Ushpizin The Mitzva of Sukkah Anything that the Merciful One Does, He Does for the Best Law and Judgment – 1 The Qualities of “Idol-Worshippers” and “Israel” One Who Despises a Wise Disciple And There Was Evening and There Was Morning Kedusha [Holiness] and Tahara [Purity] I Will Always Yearn Revealing a Portion and Covering Two Portions – 2 Fear of Heaven This World and the Next World – 1 The Need for Flavors of Torah Four States in the Work Man’s Inclination This Is the Making of the Menorah [Temple Lamp] – 2 A Blessing and a Curse Inheritance of the Land Justice, Justice You Shall Pursue Supporters of the Torah Passing the Dead before the Bride By Your Actions, We Know You The Generations of Jacob Joseph A Prayer Requires a Deficiency The Joy of the Giver Preparation for the Light Criticism on Bestowal Day and Night If Any Man of You Brings an Offering - 1 Concerning Threshing Who Despises the Day of Smallness Shoots Like an Arrow For the Iniquity of the Amorite Is Not Complete What Is Reality and What Is Imagination This World and the Next World – 2 What Are Torah and Work? How Did They Sin? Branch and Root Four Discernments in the Desire If He Is Rewarded, His Work Is Done by Others Feeling the Sin Increases the Light Counsels against the Inclination A Descent and Ascent in the Work In a Place Where Repentants Stand The Good Inclination and the Evil Inclination You Shall Give Him His Wages On His Day Sorting Food and Waste The Creator Craves the Prayer of the Righteous The Death of a Righteous To Admonish Another Show all 943 →

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648. The Joy of the Giver

If one receives joy from serving the King, it means that he enjoys the King’s pleasure, but his joy from serving the King does not merit a name.

For example, say, after he takes his suitcase, he feels a wonderful pleasure about it. Yet, if he knows that there is another person who, if he takes his suitcase, the King will be more pleased, if he relinquishes the pleasure because his whole aim is to delight the King.

A Prayer Requires a Deficiency

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