What makes a Mother so special? 🌹
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B"H What makes a mother so special? 🌹 Hebrew gives us a clue in two tiny letters — Aleph and Mem. The same letters spell two completely different words. אִם (Im) — "if." A conditional relationship. If you do good, good things come. אֵם (Em) — "Mother." The exact opposite. No conditions. No ifs. Just infinite, unconditional love. That's what a mother holds — a love that exists beyond expectations, beyond conditions, beyond anything we do or don't do. The word רַחֲמִים (Rachamim) — compassion — comes from the word רֶחֶם (Rechem) — womb. A mother's love is literally built into the Hebrew word for compassion. This is also how Hashem loves us. 💛 Happy Mother's Day to every mother, and every soul who has held space for unconditional love. #MothersDay #Motherlylove #Judaism #Torah #Hebrew To watch Torah Thoughts in video format, click HERE Subscribe to the Torah Thoughts BLOG for exclusive written content! Please like, share and subscribe wherever you find this!
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B"H What makes a mother so special? 🌹 Hebrew gives us a clue in two tiny letters — Aleph and Mem. The same letters spell two completely different words. אִם (Im) — "if." A conditional relationship. If you do good, good things come. אֵם (Em) — "Mother." The exact opposite. No conditions. No ifs. Just infinite, unconditional love. That's what a mother holds — a love that exists beyond expectations, beyond conditions, beyond anything we do or don't do. The word רַחֲמִים (Rachamim) — compa...
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