ערכין
3 shiurim · Aggadita
Rabbi Zweig explores the uncomfortable psychology behind tipping and personal service, revealing profound Torah insights about maintaining human dignity while giving and receiving honor.
An analysis of why the Kohen Gadol's me'il (robe) atones for lashon hara, revealing that most lashon hara stems not from anger at others, but from our own feelings of inadequacy and the desire to feel important.
Rabbi Zweig analyzes the Gemara's insight that lashon hara stems from the speaker's own feelings of inadequacy and emptiness rather than animosity toward the victim. He explores how this understanding transforms how we should respond to lashon hara.
