Torah 98

You know what's scary? Doing something wrong and not even realizing what it did. You snap at your wife and 5 minutes later you moved on. You embarrass someone as a joke. Caught corners in business. You lose [music] patience with your kid. To you was a moment, but you don't always see what that moment left behind. [music] Maybe your wife carried that comment all day. Maybe that person you embarrass is still thinking about it a week later. Maybe your kid starts feeling like they can't talk to you [music] anymore. That's the idea here. Person usually sees only what they did. But sadic can see how far it went. And then the Tory says there's almost nothing [music] more painful than suddenly seeing the full impact of your own actions. But there's also something powerful about that because the moment you finally see it, you can stop defending [music] yourself. You can apologize. You can fix it. You can become more careful next time. Growing isn't only about knowing what's right and wrong. It's [music] learning to see what your actions actually do to the people around