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The Correct Way To Ask Forgiveness?

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Rabbi Shay Tahan

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[Music] when a person does something wrong to his friend the mean hug is to go and ask him Mithila and although you should ask me feel as soon as you did something wrong throughout the year but says the Mishnah Bua that you still have time to ask my fila until our young people by L of young people you must reconcile all that you did wrong I fell peisha garbage Ali you did wrong I fell peisha garbage Ali a motor genomic who you have left is Lanisha passion Aikido although throughout the year you also have to appease someone you did wrong to mekomo common rock namu mum teen and we are Maki women I ever let Akane a call by Erev Yom Kippur whim you must fix everything the LeSean is a piece and on that half s for him and the hasan ish say that appeasing means not just asking from Allah rather going out of your way to make sure that your friend is a piece a

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  1. 0:00[Music] when a person does something wrong to his friend the mean hug is to go…
  2. 0:31you did wrong I fell peisha garbage Ali a motor genomic who you have left is…
  3. 1:03make sure that your friend is a piece a piece is in the heart and therefore…
  4. 1:34not sufficient because if you hurt your friend and you say s give me Mithila that…
  5. 2:06first step is to explain to your friend that you under the understand what you did…
  6. 2:36when you just come to your friend and you asked generally from Aquila that helps only…
  7. 3:08forgiveness in order to appease and get to his heart and uproot the pain that he…

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