…the Rebbe said, “Even when I am not worthy of serving G-d, I am
satisfied to let another serve Him. This is a very important
thing to grasp. I heard this from the Rebbe’s own lips and it
seems obvious to me. Even though I may not be worthy, I still
long for everyone to be truly righteous. I would like nothing
better than for all my friends to be great Tzadikim. This would
be my greatest expression of love and friendship. This is how
you must love your fellow man. You should want him to attain his
true goal in life as ordained by G-d’s goodness. This is true
Jewish love.—Rabbi Nachman’s Wisdom, BRI All you need is
love.—John Lennon, The Beatles Is Love A Feeling? The Shma, an
essential Jewish prayer which affirms our personal (and our
people’s) connection to Hashem, affirms the fact that He is all,
everything, one. It also commands us to love G-d with all our
soul, heart, and might. Those who grew up ingrained with non-
Jewish beliefs might find this odd or counterintuitive. Isn’t
love a feeling? How can you c