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Winning friends and influencing people can be very simple - just be a giver. It's instinctive to be drawn to a nediv, a person whose essence is one of non-attachment to the physical bounty he has been blessed with. Who is the prototype of a nediv, and how can we teach ourselves to become one of these elevated people?
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Learning to see the image of God in others will alter how you relate to them, and even with those who appear to be on a lower spiritual level. Recognizing the essential humanity in other people begins by getting more in touch with the seven basic desires you possess.
What makes relationships so satisfying? Is it merely that it mitigates our loneliness, or fulfills our need to talk? Neither, says Rebbetzin Heller. Almost paradoxically, pleasure in a relationship increases in proportion to the amount we give. Learn how this develops your own self-esteem, and how to become a true master of the art.
Man is a confusing combination of Tzelem Elokim and imperfection which seem to be inseparable. How do we figure out which is which? Rebbetzin Heller explores the practical application of 'loving your friend as yourself,' and how we can affect others by speaking in ways which reach the basic needs that all humans respond to.
We rarely perceive ourselves as holy beings, which consequently hinders us seeing others as holy and entitled to greater respect. Rebbetzin Heller picks apart the negative thoughts and speech we use as we respond to those we feel a bit less than perfect. How can we see others as they truly are humans with faults, yet imbued with a Godliness equal to our own?
