4 Av Day 66

*We cannot say anything bad about any family members, as one might think this is a “family issue” and needs to be discussed.*

May this learning be L’iluy Nishmas Moshe Mordechai Ben Pinchas

4 Av Day 66 *We cannot say anything bad about any family members, as one might think this is a “family issue” and needs to be discussed.* May this learning be L’iluy Nishmas Moshe Mordechai Ben Pinchas

Day 66 “Family issues” is still Loshen Hara and cannot be discussed if not for a constructive reason

The Laws of Loshen Hara are there to guide us on what to say and what not to say. In 1873 Rabbi Yisrael Meir Kagen compiled these laws into two books: “Chafetz Chaim”, which means “Desirer of Life” and “Shmirat Halashon”, translated as “Guarding the Tongue”. Speaking kindly is the basis of loving everyone. Rav Yehudah Zev Segal divided these laws into a daily study cycle, so it stays at the forefront of our minds. May this learning elevate the Neshama of Moshe Mordechai Ben Pinchas. 

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The Laws of Loshen Hara are there to guide us on what to say and what not to say. In 1873 Rabbi Yisrael Meir Kagen compiled these laws into two books: “Chafetz Chaim”, which means “Desirer of Life” and “Shmirat Halashon”, translated as “Guarding the Tongue”. Speaking kindly is the basis of loving everyone. Rav Yehudah Zev Segal divided these laws into a daily study cycle, so it stays at the forefront of our minds. May this learning elevate the Neshama of Moshe Mordechai Ben Pinchas. Join the chat to have each one delivered directly to you! https://chat.whatsapp.com/BOO6h7SMjgLERUmbWG17C6

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Day 66 “Family issues” is still Loshen Hara and cannot be discussed if not for a constructive reason

Day 66 “Family issues” is still Loshen Hara and cannot be discussed if not for a constructive reason