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Chofetz Chaim Yomi Hilchos Rechilus 5:6-7 Doing Teshuva For Rechilus {Day 96}

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Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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Okay, good morning everyone. We're continuing in you should know there's another category of as I will explain even if it's clear that it's true even if it's true spoke about you or did something against your will. But there is a way there is an element to judge the person favorably for the good for the merit that they never intended to to uh instigate or to hurt you or to insult you. They they had some other that if you interpret it this other way, there would be no guilt against the person. And we know there's a mitzvah to judge someone favorably. And the recipient of this information because he didn't want to judge it expanded into a a uh infraction. What somebody said

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  1. 0:00Okay, good morning everyone. We're continuing in you should know there's another category of as I…
  2. 0:31something against your will. But there is a way there is an element to judge the…
  3. 1:04that if you interpret it this other way, there would be no guilt against the person.…
  4. 1:38and because of this the person bore a grudge. This is this would be in other…
  5. 2:09regular run-of-the-mill is when you just believe what somebody tells you. But let's say I have…
  6. 2:39you should try to extract it from your heart. not to believe it. Even if you…
  7. 3:10plain said maybe he said in a different tone or a different tune that had he…
  8. 3:40you think? You should think whoever told you information either made it up or left out…
  9. 4:16should we do one more because we're behind? >> Recording stopped.…

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