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

speech holds tremendous power so much so that the sages taught a person should never open their mouth to the Satan in other words one should never speak negatively about themselves instead speak positively and uplifting words when someone speaks poorly about themselves they may inadvertently remove the spiritual protection and blessings that are guarding them potentially causing harm when the city of PETA Tiga was being built a cemetery was prepared for the time someone would pass away ensuring a burial place would be ensuring a burial place would be available those who worked on preparing the site were young men after completing their work one of them remarked I wonder who will be the first to be buried here his friend replied I don't mind being the first one a week later that very friend fell ill and passed away he became the first person buried in that cemetery on his gravestone they inscribed a brief version of this story to teach others the moral what the sages taught never open your mouth to the Satan on the contrary one should always practice

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1. 0:00speech holds tremendous power so much so that the sages taught a person should never open…
2. 0:30ensuring a burial place would be available those who worked on preparing the site were young…
3. 1:01contrary one should always practice speaking positively blessing others praying for themselves and uttering good words…
4. 1:31trusts trust their parent to provide and protect them when a person trusts God in this…
5. 2:01dominate it can heaven for bid manifest into reality a story is told about two individuals…
6. 2:31time off from work but knew his boss wouldn't approve so he lied claiming that his…
7. 3:03speak positively never heaven forbid speak negatively for our words hold great power when a person…

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