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Last night I was at my regular shiur about Tefilah (by a Rebbetzin who does not want to be quoted) based on the book by Rabbi Shimshon Pinchus about Tefilah. We were learning about the idea of Amidah- standing before Hashem. Our teacher said that the more that we nullify our body the closer that we come to Hashem.
This morning I got up early to weigh a lot of portions of food for the future. Sometimes it is very difficult to weigh out 8 ounces of vegetable and have to put that extra onion back, but I realized this morning that every time I put back that extra piece of vegetable, I am exercising self control that is nullifying my self and bringing me closer to Hashem.
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