Click to listen: I am My Choices (2.25 min.)
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Choose better thoughts, words and actions.
Published: Saturday, August 02, 2008
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About the Author
Rabbi Zelig Pliskin
Rabbi Zelig Pliskin's new book has just been published by Artscroll: "Life is Now: Creating moments of joy, courage, kindness, and serenity" Click here to order.
Rabbi Zelig Pliskin is the author of 24 books with his specialty in mastering happiness and other positive inner resources. His last 16 books include: "Conversations with Yourself" "Building Your Self-image" and "Marriage." These books are available at: Artscroll.com
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(4) Anonymous , August 7, 2008
The messages make me feel better because they are knowledge for the soul.Thank you.
(3) Doame , August 5, 2008
Fantastic way to look at my life.
What an eye opener. I love the premise and the meaning of choices.
(2) charles L. richman , August 5, 2008
Everything Rabbi Pliskin writes is great.
I had the distinct pleasure of attending morning minyon's in an apartment house off of Haggadah Street in Jerusalem when I was on sabbatical at Hebrew University at Mt. Scopus in 2003-04. At the minyon there were books authored by Rabbi Pliskin, e.g., Wisdom, Courage, Kindness, Enthusiasm, and my favorite of all---Guard Thy Tongue (Lashon Horah). I recommend them all and my wife and I didn't hesitate to purchase them all at a Jerusalem book store. His books should be required reading in schools, and all adults should give themselves the opportunity to read each of Rabbi Pliskin's insightful, meaningful books.
Charlie Richman
(1) Rosen , August 4, 2008
smart free will
Indeed, it is important to think thru on our choices and actions.
I may not always appreciate the outcome of the choices I make, however, it doesn't really mean that I don't like myself.
I live and learn between what I can and what I shouldn't do, and I have the capability of making dramatic improvement in my life.
This is the first time in a while I've listened to Rabbi Pliskin's audio commentary, and the first time commenting on it. He is indeed a very smart and wise person giving insight on something to think about.