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"Fixing each other's crown" is a metaphorical expression that means helping and supporting one another, often in a gentle and caring manner. It suggests that we all have our own struggles and challenges, and by lifting each other up and offering support, we can all thrive and reach our full potential. The phrase is often attributed to a story about two royal court jesters who, while waiting for the king to return, noticed that one of their crowns was slightly askew. They teased each other about their own crowns being crooked and offered to "fix each other's crown." As they adjusted each other's crowns, they realized that they were both looking good and feeling better. The phrase has since been used to describe the act of mutual support, encouragement, and upliftment. It's a reminder that we all need help sometimes, and by working together and looking out for one another, we can all achieve great things.

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This chat is uniquely dedicated to Shabbos, camping, chaggim, kindness, kumzitz, inspiration, get togethers. Please be respectful, no politics, fundraising or petitions posted in this group. Those planning a shabbos or event, if you could please share a group link. Thank you ❤ Link to this whatapp group is: [link hidden — subscribe to view] While this group is AMAZING it is NOT a substitute for Shabbat.com! To sign up for shabbos at the Klatzko and to find many more host or to be a host please download the Shabbat.com app. The link for the shabbat.com website is https://www.shabbat.com Rabbi Benzion Klatzko cell ([contact hidden] (L’elue Neshamat my dear brother, Moshe Chaim ben Dovid Shlomo Yitzchok )