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Bitul is a fundamental concept in divine service and Jewish philosophy, which deals with the nullification of ego and personal existence. | '''Bitul''' (Self-nullification or self-effacment) is a fundamental concept in [[Chassidus]] in the context of divine service and Jewish philosophy, which deals with the nullification of ego and personal existence. | ||
== Importance of Bitul == | == Importance of Bitul == | ||