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The Shlah says that when someone feels himself getting angry, he should hold the corner of his tzitzis and that will calm him down. Is there any similar advice for [most] women (as they don't wear ...
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2020-07-02T15:17:32Z (over 4 years ago)
- The Shlah says that when someone feels himself getting angry, he should hold the corner of his tzitzis and that will calm him down.
Is there any similar advice for women (as they don't wear tzitzis)?
- The Shlah says that when someone feels himself getting angry, he should hold the corner of his tzitzis and that will calm him down.
- Is there any similar advice for [most] women (as they don't wear tzitzis)?
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Dani
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2020-07-01T01:38:19Z (over 4 years ago)
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Dani
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2020-06-30T23:14:59Z (over 4 years ago)
The Shlah says that when someone feels himself getting angry, he should hold the corner of his tzitzis and that will calm him down. Is there any similar advice for women (as they don't wear tzitzis)?