The idea of a beginning or a head, like the beginning of a river, is central to the concept of Rach, which has a lot to do with choices and the idea of a river. When considering something, one is fixing to make a choice, and this is closely tied to the idea of meeting with God on a regular basis, which is seen as a precept. The concept of hesed, or loving kindness, is also explored, and how it can be a source of comfort and guidance in times of difficulty.
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