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How Can I Forgive Them?
By Tzvi Freeman
That's all forgiveness means: You don't do anything because of your grudge, you don't say anything to express your grudge and you don't even think about why you have a grudge...
Jewish Holidays » High Holidays » Yom Kippur » Study » Q&A » How Can I Forgive Them?
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Must I Forgive Everyone?
By Michoel Gourarie
But we don't need to take an "all or nothing" approach. If restoring the relationship is impossible it is not always necessary to terminate all contact or become antagonistic...
Ideas & Beliefs » Questions & Answers » Ethics & Religion » Must I Forgive Everyone?
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Do we need to forgive those who wrong us?
By Eliezer Danzinger
Question: I know we are to reconcile ourselves to G‑d and our fellows for our transgressions. This is a very basic Jewish teaching. But what about offering forgiveness to those who have wronged us? A not so modern method of spiritual 'health and ...
Ask the Rabbi » Latest Questions » Advice » Do we need to forgive those who wrong us?
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Hear Us, Forgive Us
By Rabbi Meir Leibush; adapted by Binyomin Adilman
Only G-d can truly repair the effects of transgression
Kabbalah Online » Holidays » The Month of Elul » Chasidic Masters » Hear Us, Forgive Us
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"Why Me?"
By Yitschak Meir Kagan
At the close of the Parshah of Vayikra the Torah teaches that a person who denied under oath that he had another's money in his possession but later admitted having sworn falsely and having had the money all along -- such a person must return the money ...
Parshah » Vayikra - Leviticus » Vayikra » Parshah Columnists » A Thought for the Week » "Why Me?"
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How Does 'Forgiveness' Work?
By Tzvi Freeman
How can a person be forgiven if the effects of his or her crime still exist?
Ideas & Beliefs » Questions & Answers » Ethics & Religion » How Does 'Forgiveness' Work?
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Asking for Forgiveness
By Aryeh Weinstein
First we request blessings for a good year and then we ask for forgiveness. Shouldn't it be in the reverse order?
Audio Classes » Holidays » High Holidays » High Holiday Short Insights » Asking for Forgiveness
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Cholam — Power to Forgive
Rabbi Aaron L. Raskin
Design and Sefirah The cholam is a dot that rests above a letter. When the dot is atop a vav, the vowel is comprised of both the vav and the dot. It refers to the Sefirah of Tiferes Likkutei Torah, Vayikra, p. 6c.—beauty or mercy. In ...
Spirituality » Contemporary Works » Letters of Light » The Nekudos — Vowels » Cholam — Power to Forgive
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Forgiveness
By Jay Litvin
"Jay," my friend wrote in his e-mail, "I don’t think you should go to shul and ask G-d for forgiveness. This Yom Kippur you should stay home, and G-d should beg you to forgive Him for what He's done to you"
Society & Living » Voices » Days of our Lives » Forgiveness
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Nuts, Raisins and Self Deception
By Jay Litvin
The older I get the more apparent my lies have become. I barely believe myself anymore, especially when I make grand statements like, "I’ll never do or say that again." Too often the future robs me of my honesty
Lifecycles » Marriage » Married Life » Marital Harmony » Related Voices » Nuts, Raisins and Self Deception
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