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Story summary
- Rabbi Aviad Hezni of Israel urges spiritual resilience by building a 'Mamad' for the soul and focusing on positive thoughts, actions, and speech.
- As Passover approaches, he warns against negativity and cynicism that could overshadow the holiday.
- He describes Passover as a time for self-discovery and growth, urging appreciation of simplicity and avoiding trivial matters.
- The message calls for embracing holiday with joy and urgency to deepen faith and tradition.
