Don't Forget Judging Favorably

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

Let's first talk about judgment. We said have done recorded over there and the like that. Don't even comment on the fact that we're judging. Isn't it wrong to judge? Aren't we not supposed to judge people? Don't judge me, bro. Isn't it wrong to judge? Says the Mishna. No, it's not. It's not wrong cuz it's natural. It's a natural state of a human being is that we judge. We are going to judge other people and other things. Not only that, we we sort of live to judge. We want to be judged. What does it mean to judge something? To judge something means to gather all

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1. 0:01Let's first talk about judgment. We said have done recorded over there and the like that.…
2. 0:31wrong cuz it's natural. It's a natural state of a human being is that we judge.…
3. 1:03the information, to look at it, to understand it, and then to decide what that thing…
4. 1:33you understood, who you were born to, where you were born into, if they put everything…
5. 2:05of all your investigation, of all your understanding, of all of your delving into putting together…
6. 2:35that you didn't know to take into account.…

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