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Your Words Travel Further Than You Think!
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Those closest to us are the ones that we
hurt the most. Why? Because you can't
hurt someone when they're far. Now,
lashon hara is a little bit different
cuz you can hurt someone, right? You say
something to some guy at a wedding who
takes a flight that night. He's on a
plane with 12 [music] people and he
meets another 12 people, tells the guy
next to him, who tells the guy this,
he's this. You're done after 3 minutes.
You have your lashon hara is already in
Australia. That's the famous story where
someone came to a rav, "How do I do
chuvah?" He says, "Bring a pillow." He
brought him a pillow, right? All the
feathers, put a feather by every
doorstep. [music] He put the feathers by
the doorstep. The next morning he says,
"Go collect the feathers." "Collect the
feathers. No way I can collect the
feathers. They're blown all over the
place." So, lashon hara actually is like
a missile. Come from Khos Shalom from
Iran. We're not afraid of missiles. I'm
not afraid [music] of missiles. I'm
serious. I'm not afraid of missiles. I
shouldn't have to ask me. I'm not afraid
of missiles. The lashon hara I'm afraid
of. That we have to be afraid [music]
of. Because when you're close with
someone, you can hurt them. When we're
far from each other, so I'm more
careful.