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The Most Dangerous Character Trait No One Talks About | Orchos Tzaddikim

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Rabbi Dov Ber Weisman

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Good. >> Continuing our journey towards being become tadikim. >> So if someone jumps on your bed in the middle of the night and says what what are you doing with your life? You should be like becoming a tadik. And by the time you're 80 or 90, you have to be a Tadik. So you have to ask yourself what does how does a Tadik behave? How does a saddic speak? How does a sadic speak and think and act and all you have to do is think, speak and act like that and then you'll be a sadic in every situation in your life. You [snorts] spoke before about how do you improve your character traits. You improve your character traits by seeing everything in your life as an opportunity to improve your character traits. So whatever your triggers are, that person who you find really annoying, that's an opportunity to learn to be more patient. That person you're really jealous of, that's an opportunity to focus on what you have and what's good in your life, everything. That person who's dvening loudly next to you and distracting you, that's an opportunity to learn to focus better. So you're either going to walk through life feeling that things are against me and getting in my way and stopping me from becoming a sadic or you're going to walk through life knowing that everything is there as an opportunity to become a sadic. So you can say if I had a different mother-in-law then I'd be a sadic. If I had a different health issue if I had different children if I if something was different then I'd be a tadic. [cough] It's not true. you get exactly the conditions and circumstances you need in

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  1. 0:06Good. >> Continuing our journey towards being become tadikim. >> So if someone jumps on your
  2. 2:16working within the parameters. And today we're doing azot. You heard of this word azot? It's
  3. 4:55kicked out of school. But that is a perfect that was a perfect example of complete
  4. 7:43two things. Look good and feel good. I'm going to do whatever it takes to look
  5. 10:17make decisions based on that. You should be sensitive to what other people say. We have
  6. 12:54secular society the further away you are from creation the more refined you are. You're a
  7. 15:01How is it okay to stand up against Hashem? [cough] It takes him to be able
  8. 17:36But the azot guy is almost beyond that. Like I don't care what you think, but
  9. 20:24my second example. >> Was it like a like they had to because it wasn't safe
  10. 23:01months later he had his bris. My dad came to the bris. Three weeks after that,

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