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	Etzem HaNeshama (or Etzem HaNefesh, Mahut V'Atzmut HaNefesh) is the term used in Chassidic teachings to describe the deepest and most internal part of a Jewish soul, which is abstract from any power or characteristic.		'''Etzem HaNeshama''' (or Etzem HaNefesh, Mahut V'Atzmut HaNefesh) is the term used in [[Chassidus\|Chassidic teachings]] to describe the deepest and most internal part of a Jewish soul, which is abstract from any power or characteristic.

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