The Power of Getting Up After Every Fall (AI)

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

do not despair from correcting yourself there is a famous verse the righteous man falls seven times and gets up this verse immediately raises a question it should have been written a person falls seven times and gets up people fall many times and they get up so why righteous if someone Falls so often can he still be called righteous the answer is because he gets up every fall should lead to self-reflection why didn't I protect myself why did I fall

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1. 0:00do not despair from correcting yourself there is a famous verse the righteous man falls seven…
2. 0:30protect myself why did I fall but it's important not to fall into despair despair is…
3. 1:02himself and later loses control but if he sets boundaries in advance he will overcome it…
4. 1:32if the child walked fell got up fell and said I'm sitting here now everyone knows…

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