Ahavas Yisroel {From Sefer Shmiras Halashon Sha'ar Hatevunah Perek 5}

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moving in progress. >> Okay, good morning everyone. Uh so yesterday we completed take a look in par in of spoke about uh the mitzvah of being which we also discussed in Israel but this is more specific. specific to even though you know when you think of it the is that exactly we'll see Being able to judge someone favorably, being able to guard your mouth is contingent upon loving your friend like yourself. If you truly love your friend, you won't speak about him and you will search for his merit in all circumstances. Let's say it happened that you did something improper and people were talking about you and you knew that you have a justification or a redeeming quality. So you know that there is an angle here that could justify what you did or explain what you did or that it was really inadvertent or

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1. 0:00moving in progress. >> Okay, good morning everyone. Uh so yesterday we completed take a look…
2. 0:30this is more specific. specific to even though you know when you think of it the…
3. 1:04Being able to judge someone favorably, being able to guard your mouth is contingent upon loving…
4. 1:35Let's say it happened that you did something improper and people were talking about you and…
5. 2:05some other reason. You would probably want them to judge you favorably or to interpret what…
6. 3:16If only you could find a trustworthy confidant, a trustworthy friend to show you the ropes…
7. 3:49the the fisherman, make sure you don't wear purple socks. You would want him to give…
8. 4:22and then you're going to talk about him. Give him a heads up so he shouldn't…
9. 4:55that they were plotting to testim about um maybe soak ben ki made sure to learn…
10. 5:28themselves. there. Okay, we'll hold it over here. If anybody has any um I'm taking suggestions…

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