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The fact that the Torah speaks of it, that is the idea that the map shows that road. Now, why would the Torah show that road? Because the Torah wants to give us the map of our lives, the map of our connection to Hashem. And since the back of God's mind, so to speak, the setup is such that when we take our own journey and go off the beaten path from the greatest and we will fall and we will get hurt, but from the hurt and from the misery, from the darkness and from the
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