Chapter 14

hope(less) or... After listening to Part 1 Part 2 of Chapt 14, I'm left wondering if a lifetime of 'insane' miss deeds that the mind/yetzah hora insisted were okay (eating not kosher, non kosher relationships) can ever be washed away, so that repentance is a reality to both the sinner and G-d? In trying to clean up one's life, does a person jump in and assume a clean slate exists by doing the right thing i.e. Torah and mitzvos? Are there sins that cannot be corrected in this life no matter what one does? Thank you for doing all this work Rabbi Friedman. Reply