Definition: "Meneshesis" is a term in Jewish law, referring to a state of mind or condition where one does not truly believe, understand, or accept what they are told. It can be seen as a state of disbelief and lack of faith, which is often associated with the idea that God cannot speak directly to a person's soul. In Jewish tradition, this term is used to describe a situation in which a person holds onto beliefs or teachings that contradict their own understanding of reality or spiritual
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