Larger Reality - Dr. David Lieberman

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The opening of this shiur, in Dr. David Lieberman’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

I think reminding yourself of the large realities always important. You know, we get very myopic and we're focused in on what with a sort of tunnel vision what we're doing. When you pull back the lens and remind yourself who you are, it's an ashama, it's not a body, why you're here, it's to invest in who you are, to invest in relationships, to grow, and you just pull back the lens and if you can just recalibrate yourself you know, each morning just spend 5 minutes reminding yourself of what the larger reality is, it's much easier to find meaning within what you're doing because you've got a context in which it

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