Lehallel
Authorizing approved playback

Torah · 12:44

Episode 57 from Project Self (Know Yourself 3) with Rabbi Aryeh Wolbe

Rabbi Aryeh Wolbe

What’s said in this shiur

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

bit of loss and then we have the performative laws and those are the ones that help us become better people so the the the negative keeps us away from trouble and that's really what we need but that is wrong he says it's true it's an important it seems so powerful our sages teach us how important it is to it's pretty easy for someone to get caught up in the day-to-day uh oh i'm so bad i'm so know who we are we have to know how great we are and only through that how great we are and only through that can we hopefully help correct our negative traits a person has to know how great they are how uplifted they are how capable they are how strong they are we all have flaws that's true but just beating ourselves up is not going to help you know you take any company that succeed they had to overcome their flaws succeed they had to overcome their flaws how did they overcome their flaws by recognizing what their virtues are the minute they recognize what their virtues are they say oh how do we grow with those virtues how do we grow with those qualities and then we can learn to stay away from our from our negative aspects the negative and we and we can overcome it a person who doesn't know their positive traits is a person who's lost and we'll see this further we're going to bring other sources that it's a devastating

Jump to a moment

  1. 0:01bit of loss and then we have the performative laws and those are the ones that
  2. 1:04succeed they had to overcome their flaws how did they overcome their flaws by recognizing what
  3. 2:37educating our children the first thing we need to do is tell them how great they
  4. 3:42air of superiority and it's not a good thing i think modesty is a more um
  5. 5:14such it should be a complete partnership between the parents and the teacher and if they
  6. 6:14we have to be very smart in our education of our children but there is a
  7. 7:45have this barrier not allowing us to even accept what other people say so perhaps we
  8. 8:46they never had any consequences for their actions and they walked into the classroom took off
  9. 10:17and in the other students are the ones that have made the greatest impact on our
  10. 11:19because they were hoping that they would be their tradition we had all these smalls merited

Every second of this shiur plays inside Lehallel — a filtered YouTube library where each video was reviewed against one written standard before it could appear. No ads, no comments, no autoplay into anything unapproved.

More from Rabbi Aryeh Wolbeevery one approved
Why is this here?

Before this shiur could appear, it was reviewed against one written standard — the same standard for every video in the library, no exceptions and no algorithm deciding on its own. It is listed under Torah. If you believe something here does not belong, tell us — every challenge is read by a person.

Get the week’s best, by email

One email a week — a handful of approved shiurim and music. No account needed.

Know a family who would use this? Give a Lehallel membership.