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Everyday Holiness

2007; catalogued edition evidence retained in child tables

STARTING FRAMEJewish — Mussar ethical practice
EXPLORESSpiritual Practice & Formation
ENGAGEMENT EFFORTApproachable
HOW IT MAY HELPExplore thoughtfully

A LIBRARIAN’S ORIENTATION

What this book explores

An accessible introduction to Mussar, the Jewish discipline of cultivating soul traits through study, practice, and accountability.

EDITORIAL NOTE

Why it’s in the Library

It offers a concrete tradition in which spiritual growth is tested through conduct and relationship. The practice gives travelers an alternative to formation measured mainly by belief or extraordinary experience.

Good starting place if…

You want a Jewish practice of character formation built around steady attention to traits such as humility, patience, generosity, truth, and responsibility.

Know before you begin…

Morinis presents Mussar for contemporary readers from within Jewish ethical tradition. Its traits and exercises are embedded in Jewish sources and communal life, not a generic self-improvement system detached from that context.