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Re: A tragedy of the human condition 01 Apr 2015 08:57 #251644

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OMG Hashivali is done with the 90 days clean !!
Amazing, I'm so happy for you !

You have to know that your thread is in my opinion one of the most powerfull in term of chizuk, determination and bitoul of your own will to let Hachem manage your life !

I'll continue to follow your progression, but in the wall of honor from now !!

Re: A tragedy of the human condition 01 Apr 2015 12:36 #251650

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Hashivalisesonyishecho now seriously speaking and in honor of Pesach chag hageula.
Have you ever thought of changing the title of your thread to something like from tragedy to redemption or something like that. "A tragedy of the human condition" is kind of getting outdated. What do you say brother ?

Re: A tragedy of the human condition 01 Apr 2015 13:29 #251651

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newaction wrote:
Hashivalisesonyishecho now seriously speaking and in honor of Pesach chag hageula.
Have you ever thought of changing the title of your thread to something like from tragedy to redemption or something like that. "A tragedy of the human condition" is kind of getting outdated. What do you say brother ?


You're right. It's shows a lack of emuna. Hashem hasn't created a tragedy just an opportunity to work and grow and serve him.

I don't know how to change it, but if I'll have a few minutes to figure it out or if anyone can help, the new name should be:

From tragedy to redemption

From tragedy to redemption 01 Apr 2015 13:49 #251653

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Go back to your first post and edit it you can change the title there. That will change the title in the thread listing but not on individual posts.

You can also change the title on a new post (like I just did) and all future posts will inherit it until someone changes it again.

Mazel Tov! Continued Hatzlacha, and KOMT!!
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וּבְיָדְךָ כֹּחַ וּגְבוּרָה וּבְיָדְךָ לְגַדֵּל וּלְחַזֵּק לַכֹּל

And every day that you want to waste, that you want to waste, you can
And every day that you want to wake up, that you want to wake, you can
And every day that you want to change, that you want to change, yeah
I'll help you see it through...


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Re: From tragedy to redemption 01 Apr 2015 14:17 #251657

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Gevura Shebyesod wrote:
That will change the title in the thread listing but not on individual posts.



I suppose it's good that there should be a zecher of the old outdated hashkafa. It shows the progress. Like having a hanging Haman is far better than no Haman at all to begin with.

Re: From tragedy to redemption 01 Apr 2015 14:51 #251661

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Mazel tov to you. although I didn't follow you on your 90 days trail, I wish you Hatzlacha for your trail going on and moving forward. you are an inspiration for me and many others.
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Re: From tragedy to redemption 01 Apr 2015 15:42 #251667

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Mazel Tov hashiva! wishing you much continued hatzlacha
Sometimes life is like tuna with not enough mayonaise
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The reason I'm acting as if I'm pregnant, is because I'm expecting. I should be accepting.
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Re: From tragedy to redemption 01 Apr 2015 17:14 #251677

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I don't know.
Now, it sounds like a movie: from Rags to Riches, or Beast to Beauty, or Garbage Pile to the Alter's Pyre.

But, if you like it, then go for it!
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If one gives up at the first sign of a struggle, he is really not ready to be successful."
"Tryin' and doin' are two different thin's - tryin' is hopin'; doin' is succeedin'.
"The right thin' to do and the hard thin' to do are usually the same."

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Re: From tragedy to redemption 01 Apr 2015 17:23 #251681

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To me it sounds more like the Haggadah. Meavdus Lcheirus, Meyagon Lesimcha etc.
!אנא עבדא דקודשא בריך הוא

וּבְיָדְךָ כֹּחַ וּגְבוּרָה וּבְיָדְךָ לְגַדֵּל וּלְחַזֵּק לַכֹּל

And every day that you want to waste, that you want to waste, you can
And every day that you want to wake up, that you want to wake, you can
And every day that you want to change, that you want to change, yeah
I'll help you see it through...


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"Sometimes a hard decision leads to an easier outcome."

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Re: From tragedy to redemption 01 Apr 2015 17:27 #251685

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cordnoy wrote:
I don't know.
Now, it sounds like a movie: from Rags to Riches, or Beast to Beauty, or Garbage Pile to the Alter's Pyre.

But, if you like it, then go for it!


Gevura Shebyesod wrote:
To me it sounds more like the Haggadah. Meavdus Lcheirus, Meyagon Lesimcha etc.


You guys are adorable. I'm open to suggestions. (Should we make a contest?)

Re: From tragedy to redemption 01 Apr 2015 17:32 #251687

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I don't mess with Gevurah; he's got bigger tyres than me.
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If one gives up at the first sign of a struggle, he is really not ready to be successful."
"Tryin' and doin' are two different thin's - tryin' is hopin'; doin' is succeedin'.
"The right thin' to do and the hard thin' to do are usually the same."

Disclaimer: I am not a cheerleader; B"H, there are many on the site. I am here to change myself, and with God's help, by some mistake, I might even help change others.

MY POSTS ARE NOT WRITTEN AS A MODERATOR UNLESS EXPLICITLY STATED.

Re: From tragedy to redemption 01 Apr 2015 19:57 #251698

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Wow Hashiva , I knew you were going to take the offer ! I feel very flattered. But you know what now the title has so much hope in it . It sounds so good that after a tragedy C"V there is a redemption from it. And maybe one day we will come to realize that the tragedy wasn't such a tragedy after all but just it was plain ignorance from our part. Either way KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK !!

Re: From tragedy to redemption 02 Apr 2015 03:37 #251724

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Mazel Tov on your success! Continue to stay as vigilant as you were on the 1st day! Lust is cunning, baffling and powerful! I never doubted you'd make it, even for a second!

Funny, I saw 12 replies on one thread and I was really confused because there is only one thread that continuously gets so many replies and that is Tragedy of ... Then I saw the name just changed. LOL.

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Re: From tragedy to redemption 02 Apr 2015 14:04 #251741

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serenity wrote:
I never doubted you'd make it, even for a second!



I believe that that is the key to success. If one is really(but really really) sure that he won't fall, then he wont. And if his friends make him feel that way then they have a zchus in his success, so that's the case here for sure.

That brings me to the next discussion on an upcoming post when I will have the time to post it iy'h.

Re: From tragedy to redemption 02 Apr 2015 16:41 #251750

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Hashivalisesonyishecho wrote:
serenity wrote:
I never doubted you'd make it, even for a second!



I believe that that is the key to success. If one is really(but really really) sure that he won't fall, then he wont. And if his friends make him feel that way then they have a zchus in his success, so that's the case here for sure.

That brings me to the next discussion on an upcoming post when I will have the time to post it iy'h.


I don't agree, but that's life.
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If one gives up at the first sign of a struggle, he is really not ready to be successful."
"Tryin' and doin' are two different thin's - tryin' is hopin'; doin' is succeedin'.
"The right thin' to do and the hard thin' to do are usually the same."

Disclaimer: I am not a cheerleader; B"H, there are many on the site. I am here to change myself, and with God's help, by some mistake, I might even help change others.

MY POSTS ARE NOT WRITTEN AS A MODERATOR UNLESS EXPLICITLY STATED.
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