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The Reb explains that the ultimate state of the sun and the moon coming together is that the moon is no more a recipient. That God is no more the giver and we're the receipt. We stand in in one essence that we are him and he is us. We discover together our bond like I spoke earlier. It's like after 60 years of being married to a woman and to a to a husband, you don't need anything from them anymore. You just can't live without. Judaism takes you in that journey. The story of Judaism is a story that takes the world past
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