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Why You Should Celebrate Mother�s Day Even if You Don�t Really Love Your Mother

Rabbi Tzvi Sytner

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so someone recently asked me why should I celebrate Mother's Day if I don't really love my mother and here's why why should you celebrate Mother's Day if you don't really love your mother now that might sound like a stupid question and if it does it's because it's because it's a stupid question make sure to cut that by the way now that might sound like a stupid question but it's not because everybody has baggage from their because everybody has baggage from their parents to some degree maybe we don't like the way our mothers parented us maybe we thought they were too critical or overbearing or judgmental and so I could understand why somebody might have a hard time either celebrating Mother's Day or having appreciation for their mother and you know some other time of year because they're carrying that baggage but I want to shed light I want to share an insight with you as to why I think we should have appreciation for our mothers whether it's on Mother's Day or some other time of year so there are about 6,000 languages in the world and

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  1. 0:00so someone recently asked me why should I celebrate Mother's Day if I don't really love
  2. 0:31because everybody has baggage from their parents to some degree maybe we don't like the way
  3. 1:02about 6,000 languages in the world and the word mother in almost every single language has
  4. 1:33has the must sound now by the way don't just start going to your mother hi
  5. 2:03saying perhaps that at the center of the word EEMA is that mem from is that
  6. 2:33maybe they didn't give you everything you want in life and maybe they weren't perfect but

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