Zalman SchachterShalomiDo not exalt any path above god. There are many paths that lead to god. So people are capable of finding and following the ways that suit them, provided they do not stand still.
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When we exalt something above god, it takes away our ability to find the path that God has laid out for us. This path is often one of self-discipline, devotion, and focus. The path to god is by following the right guidance.
Source: Wrapped In A Holy Flame: Teachings And Tales Of The Hasidic Masters
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