Reflection of our True Selves

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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.

so what does it mean your fault that's what happens when somebody is basal when you have uh seven good years and everybody's successful they have a good economy they bring parnassa home everything works beautiful everybody has nobody has problems everybody's successful so right away everybody looks at others in a good eye sh and everybody sees the other as pretty as nice you see the good in others looks at the other in a bad way in a bad manner everybody looks at the other in a good way in a good manner that's a very very important thing so we learned from this rashi that when everybody is happy when everybody's successful everybody also is okay with the other although we're not perfect but you don't see all the defaults of

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1. 0:00so what does it mean your fault that's what happens when somebody is basal when you…
2. 0:30as nice you see the good in others looks at the other in a bad way…
3. 1:03the other rather you see the good in the other and you overlook the defaults but…
4. 1:34experience the virus all of the sudden people became bitter you saw them that many people…
5. 2:04and so on and so forth when things become bad all those bad me dot that…

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