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Are We Too Shy To Do Biggest Mitzvah | Torat HaChassidut (25)

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Rabbi Yaron Reuven

There are many mitzvot people take pride in doing and even publicize. Yet there is one mitzvah that most are too shy to do. Rebbe Elimelech of Lizhensk identifies a version of the Yetzer Hara that most do not even realize exists. Indeed, its hidden in plain sight, and was one of the underlying causes of the destruction of the Beit HaMikdash. What's most baffling is that people have no problem performing it in the secular world, and even appreciate it. But when it comes to doing this in the spiritual world, the Yetzer Hara is so strong it convinces some people that this mitzvah is a big sin. Delve deeper into the world of Chassidut with us and learn the ways of defeating the Shyness and shame that could even bring MaShiach. Learn, Share and Be Holy. SHAVUOT 5785 Helping Poor Jewish Families https://givebutter.com/bhshavuot LOOKING FOR: HaShem's Messengers To Bring Blessing To His Beloved! Hundreds of families need help, and BeEzrat HaShem Inc. is committed to supporting them. Will You Be HaShem's Messenger? Baruch HaShem, after completing our biggest food distributions during PESACH & PURIM, the amazing team at BeEzrat HaShem Inc. is back for the SHAVUOT DISTRIBUTION. Introduction (TeShuvahMusicBH) Laziness (Root of All Sins) and Stubbornness: Silent Killers of Success that Must Be Uprooted Shyness: Generally Good, But There is a Version That is Inherently Bad Misused Humility and Silence: As a Result of Kamtza and Bar Kamtza, Jerusalem was Destroyed (Gittin 55b) Shame Leads to Fear of Sin (Nedarim 20a) Shyness in a Child Can Indicate He Will Not Sin When Older (R. Mordechai Eliyahu) And One Should Not be Ashamed Because of People Who Mock Him in His Service of G-d (Shulchan Aruch, O.C.) Are We Too Shy to Do Biggest Mitzvah Rebuke Without Embarrassment: How R. Efraim Informed Someone of a Shabbat Violation How R. Efraim Sang Prayer Louder Than Everyone to Stop Others from Hearing Forbidden Singing How R. Akiva Shortened His Public Prayer to Avoid Burdening the Congregation (Berachos 31a) Rebuke: The Greatest Chesed That Saves Souls in This World and the Next How the Yetzer Hara Stops You or Gets You to Just Insult Instead of Rebuke The Commandment of Rebuke a Fellow Jew Who Does Not Behave Properly (Sefer HaChinuch 239) When to Rebuke Privately or Publicly The Rebuke Will Bring Peace When One Is Exempt from Rebuking and When Silence Becomes a Sin When Rebuke Becomes a Sin: The Torah Prohibition Against Public Humiliation How to Determine You're Rebuking for the Right Reason or the Wrong One With Regard to Those People Who are Known to Harbor Heretical Ideas (Apikorsus) (Chofetz Chaim, Klal 8) Speaking About a Rasha (Klal 4) Rebuke in the Secular vs. Religious World (The Yetzer Hara's Tricks) The Baseless Hatred that Destroyed the Beit HaMikdash (R. Eybeschutz to Yoma 9b) The Yetzer Hara Works Overtime to Make You Think the Mitzvah is a Sin and the Sin a Mitzvah When Leaders Cater to the Wicked and Target the Righteous (Halacha of Pat Yisrael Misapplied) Conclusion AI Rabbi by Be'Ezrat HaShem #Shy #Mitzvah #Judaism #Jewish #rabbielimelech #biggestMitzvah #Torah #RabbiYaronReuven #beithamikdash #chassidut #Mashiach #Shyness #tzetelkatan #lizhensk

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