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Welcome back, dear friends, to another episode of Daily Tanya!
Today, let’s delve into Chapter 11, where the Alter Rebbe reminds us of a profound truth: Just as a candle cannot illuminate its own body, sometimes we are blind to our own flaws. We might see the speck in our neighbor’s eye, but miss the log in our own.
It’s a call for introspection, dear listeners. Before judging others, let’s turn inward and honestly assess ourselves. This self-awareness is crucial for personal growth and for fostering true understanding and compassion towards others.
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