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Before You Speak, Judge Favorably
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Before you ever speak Lashon Hara, you've already seen him the wrong way. Sinat Chinam starts in the eyes—not the mouth. Judge favorably first. #DanLekafZechus #LashonHara #SinatChinam #JewishWisdom #GuardYourEyes #Breslov #Middos #AhavatYisrael #TorahShorts #MussarMoments
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Everybody is going to hear about hatred
for no reason. And we're going to hear
about treating people badly and we're
going to hear about my friends. I'd like
to share with you all of that really
comes after this after this idea. You
know why? You only speak about him if
you already judged him correctly. You
already only hate him if you already
judge him incorrectly. In fact, in the
alet, we see the order of the letters is
first and then p. First comes the i and
then comes p the mouth. I sort a guy a
certain sort of way. So what happens
now? I talk about him a certain sort of
way. Right? If we understand the
obligation to judge favorably and more
than that, we understand the
ramifications of judging unfavorably.
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