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so the word MIT to pray really has three meanings first thing to understand is is reflexive it's something you're actually doing to yourself and it means the first thing it means you're evaluating yourself what are my values am I and am I living up to my values because it's good if you have the right values but if you're not living up to them so I value being a good person but if I'm not being a good person then I'm not going to become the great refined healthy individual that I'm meant to become individual that I'm meant to become another meaning of the word to pray is to connect to yourself many people aren't connected to themselves at all nowaday especially with social media they they've taken on a kind of persona that and they just don't know who they are and apart from the whole external Persona that people have taken on people don't understand and connect to the fact that Judaism teaches that you are intrinsically and unconditionally lovable and worthy you are pure and full of love and joy that's are pure and full of love and joy that's your essence and people don't feel that because of life's painful and people go through abuse and Trauma and difficulties trying to build a sense of self so they don't even know who their self is and people lots of people like hate themselves which is very very strange because if they knew that themselves was a pure shining holy beautiful mish how could you hate yourself why do they hate themselves because they identify with their negative character traits they indentify with their pain or whatever someone said to them when they were six you're not good enough and they just said that to
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