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A Lesson in Restraint
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Humiliation is never easy, but how you react matters more than you think. This is the one thing you should do when you’re publicly shamed #jewishthought #inspiration #jewishwisdom #judaism #jewishinspiration #jewishmotivation #motivation #inspirational #motivational #jewishstories #jewish #hidabroot Follow us: https://www.hidabroot.com https://www.youtube.com/@Hidabrootcom https://www.instagram.com/hidabroot_global https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbCYZjl1CYoa4ulQIK2q
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A local business owner got the amazing
news that he had a grandchild, he was
over the moon and he called together his
employees to share with them the good
news. After all, they were kind of like
family.
He noticed that one of his employees, a
manager, seemed particularly moved by
the news and he said to him, "It's so
nice, what's going on?"
The fellow says to him, "You don't
remember what happened less than a year
ago?"
He says, "No, what are you referring
to?" He says, "Remember we were at this
particular event and someone came over
to me and publicly shamed me and I was
so humiliated and I was so hurt and then
you came over to me and you said, 'Don't
respond, don't respond and please
channel the holiness of the moment of
not responding as a zchus as a merit
that my daughter should have a baby.'"
And you did.
Yeah, I do remember that. That's
amazing.
Do you know when that happened?
The business owner says, "When exactly?"
The fellow pulls out his phone.
It was 9 months and 5 days to the day
of when he had channeled the zchus of
remaining silent, of not responding as a
merit for this fellow's daughter to have
a baby and it had come true almost with
perfection.
When we don't respond, when we seal our
lips, when we walk away from hurt and
humiliation, it creates incredible
power.
That moment can be channeled for amazing
things. Next time someone says something
that's a little bit hurtful, don't
respond, restrain.