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Words of Wisdom from Rabbi Yitzi — Emor 5783

Выпуск: Words of Wisdom from Rabbi Yitzi — Emor 5783. Темы: parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: недельная глава, парша, parsha, פרשה, פרשת השבוע. PARSHAT EMOR Raising Spirits This week’s Parsha is called Emor, which means “say.” that every person is given challenges according to the The names of the Parshas hold a special significance greatness of his Neshama. You give us strength and hope.” situation.” In this approach, when you see your friend failing in a certain area, you should consider that his - Amy L, Atlanta circumstance is what RABBI YITZI WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU! If he would have been in more favorable Despite facing one of life’s most difficult challenges, Rabbi Yitzi NOTHING BETTER circumstances, he would Hurwitz continues to spread joy and faith to thousands around the globe. The problem with this approach is that although you have found a way to SPONSOR AN EDITION OF answer away your friend’s failings, he is still a failure in ‘TORAH FROM MY EYES’: your eyes. Eventually, generally taught not to speak about others, here, the if you practice this approach long enough, you will cease Torah wants us to say something positive about another. The Midrash on the words “Emor the greater the challenges and the greater the ability to el haKohanim - Say to the Kohanim,” says “the sayings overcome these challenges. Diagnosed in 2012 with ALS, Rabbi Yitzi is now 95% paralyzed THAN LIFTING not have failed in this and no longer able to speak or breath on his own. This kind of praise can be the thing that strengthens him When we speak negatively about someone, we affect the to overcome his challenge. (937) 770-4802 The second is “Judge every person favorably.” In this TORAHFROMMYEYES@GMAIL.COM approach, you focus on the positive. But how can I speak positively of a person who breaks Everybody has good, and when you expose that good, the rules?

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Words of Wisdom from Rabbi Yitzi

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5 мая 2023 г.

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Темы: parsha_commentary