Animation - How to Ask For Forgiveness Correctly

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

[Music] hello the time between rochester is referred to as the ten days of repentance apparently named so as this time is there to awaken within us the urge to repent from our ways the mitzvah of juvenile incorporates three different parts the feeling of regret for doing the sin verbally pleading for forgiveness and accepting upon ourselves not to repeat the sins not to repeat the sins part of this process however is appeasing those whom we have hurt or wronged or those to whom we have ill feelings towards for they have wronged us interestingly enough people run to beg a kadosh baku for forgiveness yet seldom to people run with the same enthusiasm to request forgiveness from those whom we hurt moreover we sometimes find that the opposite holds true as well people will ask forgiveness from anyone and everyone they know even those

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1. 0:00[Music] hello the time between rochester is referred to as the ten days of repentance apparently…
2. 0:30not to repeat the sins part of this process however is appeasing those whom we have…
3. 1:02anyone and everyone they know even those they just met or barely said a word to…
4. 1:33altogether the answer to this is quite fascinating the psychology behind the individual running to ask…
5. 2:04covers up and feels good with the guilt within him the truth of the matter is…
6. 2:34regretting our actions asking for forgiveness and accepting upon ourselves not to repeat our actions therefore…
7. 3:07may hashem grant us a full teshuva and a good and sweet new year shalom [Music]…

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