Rav Dessler’s Lesson from Michtav Me’Eliyahu | Timeless Torah Insight

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The opening of this shiur, in Amudim’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

Have you ever felt like your inner voice was telling you to do something, but the noise around you drowned it out? Whether it's the pressure to stay silent about something, the fear of being judged, or the shame that keeps you from speaking up. Sometimes the hardest part of yelling is believing that your voice matters and that it deserves justice. That is exactly what para shaft is all about. As the para starts off, justice, justice, you shall pursue. Why does it say justice twice?

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1. 0:00Have you ever felt like your inner voice was telling you to do something, but the…
2. 0:30Because true justice isn't about just what happens in the courtroom, but it's also about what…
3. 1:02it's uncomfortable. Every person who has lived through trauma, abuse, addiction, or emotional neglect carries a…
4. 1:33come from the system. Maybe it won't come from the person who hurt you. But it…

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