Judging Favorably

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

How do we work on ourselves in the world of Torah, in the world of tefillah, in the world of all of this? How do we do it? Be a one critical of yourself. But more importantly, perhaps, is we want to work on being Adam l'Chaverai. We want to figure out a way to like other people, to at least get along with other people, at least see eye to eye with other people. We are we're able to be done with kashrus. It's not so true. And once you realize that you have that midah, once you realize that indeed you're right, I am able to do it, then we could pause [clears throat] and we could start to realize just just kind of drop some stories about yourself. Oh, you you saw this guy

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