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I Heard Lashon Hara, Now What?

Rabbi Chaim Mintz

Rabbi Chaim Mintz discusses lashon hara and how to respond.

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

a question earlier we discussed the laws of loshon Hara yes if one happened to listen to loshon Hara and then subsequently he regrets and he says I have seen I was surprised it seemed to be enough so to speak meaning that the person doesn't have to go in and ask for forgiveness against that party against which the lotion fara was spoken should the person go and ask for forgiveness every time he happens to hear lotion every time he happens to hear lotion hirato it's enough to say to Hashem I have seemed and I'm not gonna do it again I regret my heart well what we discussed tonight were person wanted to chuhwa if he will change his opinion about the person for good that doesn't have to ask any forgiveness not only that person's please spoke about before person speaking Russian Iraq does he have to ask forgiveness from the person they spoke about it's very difficult to tell something I spoke

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  1. 0:00a question earlier we discussed the laws of loshon Hara yes if one happened to listen
  2. 0:30every time he happens to hear lotion hirato it's enough to say to Hashem I have
  3. 1:02very difficult to tell something I spoke leshner about you I said you this yesterday was
  4. 1:32reason why he did it and there wasn't he was not bad for what he did
  5. 2:04it's a very difficult thing to do so the best thing is not to speak at
  6. 2:36other people in a bad light and the way you feel very bad feel bad and

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