Handling Our Mistakes Without Hiding
“Who stole the cookies from the cookie jar? Was it me, no you! Couldn’t be. Then who?” This childhood ditty encapsulates one of life’s major issues. Do we admit our wrongdoings? Try to blame the other? How do we react to our failings? Learn why evading our own misdeeds can be so damaging and how we can move towards taking greater responsibility, react with greater integrity, and provide a safe haven of growth for others who err.
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Wow! That's very good Rabbi Aryeh! I'm always prone to make mistake at my home, synagogue and workplace. I find that in this secular world it is hard to find someone to embrace our mistake and giving me another chance to gain more confidence to learn from my mistakes. It's seems not acceptable in secular world to make a mistake. How can we response to them and making them to accept that it's ok to make mistake and we can grow together? This is my constant struggle in every day world.