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Steven Lewis


I love the Jewish cycles of the year. As I approach the Jewish New Year, I fully realize my humanness which acknowledges and accepts how I have at times deviated from my true self..........and that I have another opportunity to grow, to strive, and to transform. I use the practice of Hitbodedut to regularly go to a quiet place to talk with God, to be genuinely vulnerable, to challenge myself to be the best version of myself.

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