
Soul Construction
Shape Your Character Using 8 Steps from the Timeless Jewish Practice of Mussar
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Ruchi Koval
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Ruchi Koval
Self-help fads come and go but the timeless Jewish practice of mussar, a strategy for ethical and spiritual character refinement, has been helping perceptive and purposeful people live fulfilling and happy lives for generations. After years of teaching mussar classes and workshops and marveling at the dramatic changes in participants’ lives, Ruchi Koval provides a roadmap for people of all faiths, filled with clear explanations and illustrative anecdotes guiding listeners through eight practical and powerful steps to a better version of themselves.
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The book was insightful and I loved that Ruchi ( I actually know her, how cool is that?) used anecdotes and some personal examples to illustrate the stories. Also, just as an example of how often we fall of the wagon on being good, I had just read the passage of expressing kindness towards others, when Ruchi said that she was the dishwasher tyrant, and I totally saw myself in her story. I am the exact same person. My kitchen is my domain and I am terrible to anyone who trespasses it. At that moment I decided I was going to change. One week later, I was cooking and my poor husband came to get something in the refrigerator and naturally took a minute too long, or I thought so, and I was so rude to him saying that he was crowding my space. One week, that is all it took for me to forget what I had to attentively listened to.
YES, I will definitely need to read This book many time over.
Just amazing.
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