Authentic Torah Thought for Life
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If somebody criticizes me saying that I behaved contrary to the halacha, and now I asked somebody who knows and I discovered that I was right the whole time and he was the one who made a mistake.
Should I tell him that he was wrong?
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The Rav mentioned the importance of speaking as little as possible in order to concentrate our energies on the business of life, which is shleimus, perfection. Making small talk with a friend for a few minutes, is that also forbidden?
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What’s the best way to deal with a father-in-law?
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Is there anything wrong with me having a conversation with my aunt or my female cousin?
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How would you advise a person to learn to stop talking too much?
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How should a private Jew react to the disputes between the Gedolim, or to the disputes between groups of Jews in Klal Yisroel? Let’s say that this gadol has a machlokes with another gadol. Or a certain group of Jews are in machlokes with another group of Jews. How should I react?
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How much time is a newly married man supposed to spend in the company of his wife?
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If someone says something mean to me and I’m burning up inside, if I don’t answer back, what should I do?
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