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parents have a sacred duty to know their children, and knowing one's child is perhaps the most difficult thing, especially when you don't have just one. Each child is a world unto themselves, each is a unique individual. But the closer you are to your child, the better you know them, and the more... is able to pray to ask God what our child should receive to help them continue on their path. They want it; they are on a path. We want it; they are on a path. We must know them well enough to allow them to advance on their path, but we need them. The dash, the wing, h, m—these are among the blessings we receive when we have prayed. And on Friday evening, parents bless their children, a bit like an accord. When I say a bit, it's exactly like the rope that, in the parashah of Valery, teaches us that we must bless our children, each according to their blessing. Ishasha, Quévy, according to their blessing. Ishasha, Quévy, Râteau, Bérard, au Tam, like that. The text says "Bairi," and we clearly see that each son, damages, that we will have a special offer, whether we understand it or not. There is here for Heroes, Sèvres, for Yehuda, for Esahara. Each child has a blessing for them. So it's an inspiration. Certainly, God inspired the accord, but it's first and foremost a father who has done his job of being close enough to his children to know exactly what... He needs,
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- 5:21Unfortunately, this is common when parents can't understand that their child is a separate entity, different…
- 7:21really give him an age in a robe because he doesn't know how to appreciate it.…
- 9:54adolescence when we get a child used to it, or haven't told them they can't do…
- 11:55parents' high standard of living isn't the issue. When we give money to your child, we're…
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- 18:37our children start having their own friends, it's an age where they consider themselves old enough…
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