Eighteen ways to build a better world (Tikkun Olam)
August 31, 2010
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By Rabbi Fabian Werbin
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Recycle whatever you can. Products that are not biodegradable are not Kosher.
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Participate in Ecumenist activities.
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Respect the environment. All that you give to the Earth, will come back to you.
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Ride a bike or walk as much as you can. Avoid using your car for short distances.
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Always think you have to be a better person than your neighbor, say sorry, and accept your mistakes.
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Pray for peace. Peace is a big word but you can perform small acts to bring peace to this world.
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Donate what you don’t use. There are so many needy people; you can help them to feel better and, at the same time, need less for yourself.
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Don’t honk your horn. It won’t make the other cars move faster.
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Help to preserve one of the endangered animal species.
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Plant at least one tree per year.
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Do not waste water. Your small contribution will help to save many gallons of water.
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Help those who have problems learning. Volunteer in a school to help children with difficulties. You will find this is the best time you’ve ever invested.
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Don’t waste food. There are many hungry people.
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Give as much hugs, smiles and kisses as you can.
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Use light bulbs that waste less energy. We all have to cooperate with efforts to decrease global warming.
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Keep your city clean. Do not throw trash in the streets.
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Donate money to plant trees in Israel. –> Visit this site: http://www.kkl.org.il/kkl/kklMain_eng.aspx
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Always be positive. We can build a better world!!!!

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