...ry on its species, you will find in it a complex structure of millions of fibers and tendons, as physiologists and anatomists have discovered. And t... ...l it grows and is able to sustain itself. As man, so are all the animals, plants, and objects, all are wisely and mercifully cared for to ensure the... ...not succeed in the Torah, he relocates and uproots himself from there and plants himself in a place inhabited by good people, with Torah and with Mi... ...ndividual sensation in it, but a collective force, common to all types of plants in the world, which affects this operation in them. Atop them is th... ...ing the harmful. It follows that one animal equalizes in value to all the plants in reality. It is so because the force that distinguishes the benef... ...capes suffering. In each generation, there are people in whom the Creator “plants” a point in the heart—a desire to feel the Creator. Such a person b...