Azamra In A Carton Factory

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The opening of this shiur, in BRI Breslov: The Breslov Research Institute’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

[Music] welcome back to breast lift campus honest a story to an anecdote to bring out to what extent a person must judge others favor favorably as we all know by now rabbi nachman he stresses very very much how jew must find the good points in himself and his and in others and you might ask to what extent says to the maximum extent because by you finding the good in other people that is actually how you help them as opposed to screaming at them and rebuking them for their bad which makes them feel even worse you actually help them by trying to find their good and trying to judge them favorably to illustrate this there was a story of a breast liver who lived here in jerusalem in the previous generation his name was rabbi hill greenwald this year greenwald he owned a carton factory he made cartons in the area of sharim and he had workers working for him in this tiny factory which by the way the building is still standing today there's no factory there but the location is still intact they haven't destroyed yet that building and he had all types of workers

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1. 0:00[Music] welcome back to breast lift campus honest a story to an anecdote to bring out…
2. 0:31himself and his and in others and you might ask to what extent says to the…
3. 1:01of a breast liver who lived here in jerusalem in the previous generation his name was…
4. 1:34and and he was someone who wasn't wealthy but he had some support money because of…
5. 2:04so when everyone had left the work this young man and young woman workers they tried…
6. 2:34you know i'm a single man is not allowed to be alone with a single woman…
7. 3:04they can start renting an apartment he figured that he was homeless and she was homeless…
8. 3:35to find the good in other people that even in this seemingly obvious case where they…
9. 4:05amazed by his warmth and his trust in these people and understanding that they woke up…

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