What Do We Do When We Are Embarrassed or Shamed?

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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.

Shalom everybody welcome back to breslav org as we're in the month of Elul now and whenever enough minds big lessons that he connects to ello is less than number six of the catamaran where the one of the main themes that a lesson is that a person has to know how to deal with being embarrassed and put the shame and ribbon as my teachers there that enduring shame and embarrassment is one of the main is probably the main pathway to repentance the chuhwa which is by the way the main theme of the month of Ella preparation for two bucks a month in repentance in preparation for the Yama Dean that they have judgment Rosh Hashanah so boon Ocalan teaches an a lesson that when a person is faced with embarrassment and shame he should remain silent remain silent means not just not to physically retort back but to know what I handle it and take it in and to keep on going and to feel like brush it off as if it didn't hurt you because many people and again and burst and shamed they can't continue working they can't think they can't do anything they

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1. 0:00Shalom everybody welcome back to breslav org as we're in the month of Elul now and…
2. 0:30way the main theme of the month of Ella preparation for two bucks a month in…
3. 1:01just go blind and go blank because of that I mean as my teachers accept it…
4. 1:31it's so powerful when it comes to a person that really ideally a person should go…
5. 2:01in a person and cleanses it that's what the embarrassment does so they would say their…
6. 2:31getting put to shame but what can we do a person gets embarrassed spontaneously happens unexpectedly…

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