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Smile for Health, Happiness and Holiness...
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When you smile it releases dopamine. Even in a top of lock-down, שמחה (joy) can give us the strength to handle difficult times. For more content, visit https://www.rabbiefremgoldberg.org.
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stop what you're doing right now and
smile even if you don't feel like it did
you know that when you smile it releases
dopamine it's not that when you're happy
you smile if you smile it will make you
happy
so you say what should I be happy about
whole world is upside down I'm
restricted to my home I'm worried what
will be did you know that being happy
actually sets us free
keep the Simca set sail through simcha
we can get out of whatever binds were in
it doesn't necessarily make the problems
go away but it gives us the strength and
the courage to be able to handle it
PASOK says venice' acts that man has I
understood the word autism me and AK
means when you have little it eliminates
it means when you have less the Aissa
act even when your eyes even when you
have less Samana find a way to beep it
simcha find a way to be happy this is
our mission and mandate as Jews if you
do it's a sham this simpler to always
serve Hashem with joy and if we don't he
holds us accountable the tokoha says
talk us I should know about secession
when I was still called the Thule buff
why does God visited upon us because
we've lost our joyful life or simcha
some Mitzvah when we're doing a myth so
when the sumaya with enthusiasm with
happiness with joy the Rambam says doing
a Mitchell it's simpler than I vote the
God Allah it's very hard but it's
necessary remain Ibaka and parshas masa
writes that independent of the Mitzvah
there's a second parallel Mitzvah to do
a mitzvah by simcha don't discharge it
don't just finish it like it's an
obligation and a burden do it with a
smile do it with joy
Sam sophist is something amazing when a
person turns bottom it's our bath
Mitzvah the night they come of age 12 or
13 what's the very first myths for their
commanded him some say Kabbalah so
militia mind accepting the yoke of
heaven reciting Sh'ma others have other
suggestions the Sam so far impressions
by afine writes the first mitzvah is to
be the simcha moment you turn 12 the
moment you turn 13 what does it mean to
be a gun though put a smile on your face
look at your life and don't see what's
missing see what's there not what you
don't have what you do have don't see
the challenges see the broca's the
blessings see the opportunities and
there's something to smile about Harvard
researcher Nicholas Christakis proved
that just like when one person yawns or
sneezes it's contagious and causes
others in the room that you understand
is when one person smiles it makes a
people smile put a smile on your face
your faces or it's just our album it's a
public place even when you don't feel
like it
because the symphysis a it'll take us
out of our problems our math even when
we have less if we smile will feel like
we have more Bieber simcha be joyous
today and every day