Collections: Rabbi Weinberger: Toras Baal Shem Tov

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From Shefa Chaim (1981) of the Klausenberger Rebbe. How is possible that Jews speak bad about other Jews? The way of truth has left people so they forgot how to see light in other Jews. Throughout history, the true Tzaddikim have empathized with the suffering of the "weak" and "evil" Jews and found good points in them, strengthening them. They included themselves amongst the sinners. They say Tehilim and cry to G-d over Jews not seeing His light. The way that Jews speak about each other in Israel now is not our way. Yitzchak loved Esav because he focused on Esav's good points. This is how a Jew should act. Yaakov wanting to reveal the end teaches that no matter what level a Jew is on, he is fit to have merits learned on him, to be redeemed.