The Secret to Loving Others (That Most People Miss) | Rabbi Dovid Rosman

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One major focus during the 3-week period between Shabbas and Tishab is how do we enhance our love for every other Jew the B mikd was destroyed because of baseless hatred and therefore our focus is how can I fulfill the amazing important mitzvah of should love our neighbor like we love ourselves the rishonim asked the following question and listen to this idea because it is so practical and so relevant to our everyday life that relevant to our everyday life that without it we're lacking in all of our relationships. The rishon asked, "How could it be that you could love a ne your neighbor as you love yourself?" Everyone loves themselves more. So don't feel bad if that's what you feel because that is the human condition. We love ourselves more than we love each other. So what's the Torah commanding us? Some say it's in the world of action. If I would want something to be done for me, I should want that same thing to be done for another person. But is that

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2. 0:30relevant to our everyday life that without it we're lacking in all of our relationships. The…
3. 1:01done for another person. But is that really true? What happens if I love chocolate ice…
4. 1:32just like I have needs whatever those are. I have needs for attention. I need to…
5. 2:04want his or her needs to be filled. But how do I do that? I need…
6. 2:35Think about what would they want, how would they want it, when would they want it?…

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