Dealing With Guilt and Regret

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Komentáře • 123

  • @huizache8468
    @huizache8468 Před rokem +4

    God forgave me much, I have a whole new relationship of greatfulness.

  • @alexeichenauer
    @alexeichenauer Před 4 lety +39

    What a wonderful Rabbi. My whole life was consumed by blaming myself.

  • @CarniBarbie
    @CarniBarbie Před 3 lety +9

    I have been mired in self loathing over something I did for the last 10 years. I have listened to hundreds of talks on regret and self forgiveness and this is by far the best!!! Everything you said resonated so deeply! Thank you for sharing your wisdom. 💕

  • @k.lessing8620
    @k.lessing8620 Před 4 lety +26

    I cannot put my gratitude into words about the healing wisdom that you impart throughout your Shiurim. thank you very much

    • @glasser2819
      @glasser2819 Před 3 lety +5

      my programmer's mind says: that's true!
      He is a blessing for smart people, helping us build wise logic.
      👍

  • @stillhopeful7061
    @stillhopeful7061 Před 3 lety +13

    What a wonderful lecture for moving on in life after a bad choice we have made. Thank you Rabii for letting me me access your life time knowledge and wisdom ... As a Muslim person I thank you very much for everything you are doing for the betterment of humanity Rabii 🌹🌹🌹🙏🙏🙏

  • @erolgermannemmanuel5637
    @erolgermannemmanuel5637 Před rokem +1

    Thank you Rabbi Friedmann for putting things back in order in our heads & may God bless you !!

  • @zemachhamashiach6982
    @zemachhamashiach6982 Před 4 lety +18

    Excellent teaching Rabbi. May you be blessed

  • @scarlettfreedom3629
    @scarlettfreedom3629 Před 3 lety +18

    Please pray for me, for my heart weeks with sorrow, I am dealing with physical illness (Pancolitis) depression, painkillers and sugar addiction, heart ache, lonliness and I grief tremendously.
    🙏❤️🙏 Need a miracle
    Chaya Scarlett

    • @margarethassan1668
      @margarethassan1668 Před 3 lety +4

      Dear Scarlett I am going much the same . Thank God for Rabbi Friedman . Stay strong ❤️ Hopefully I will go to crown heights & meet him in person. Maybe may meet each other ❤️ keep listen to Rabbi Friedman He’s the only person that is healing my mind. Years of depression etc etc . lot of ignorant choices. So painful. Listening every day & night. I have ordered the book of Tanya. Should be here any day now can’t wait. God bless ❤️

    • @heleneffendy6022
      @heleneffendy6022 Před 3 lety +2

      Please stay strong. Hashem loves u and He wants you to be happy. Be positive and positive things will follow. HASHEM is in control of your life

    • @johnlynch575
      @johnlynch575 Před 3 lety +1

      Scarlett k; cheer up. You are well LOVED. Although PERSONALLY I don't know you, I can relate. I stopped limiting HiM, and I stopped blaming myself, took it unto MYSELF TO TRUST HiM, and I let HiM takeover. Yah there is still SUFFERING, but now I have JOY, now colors pop, everyday I see my own little problems AND character defects dwindling. Everyday I look for opportunities to BE an AUTHENTIC presence for OTHERS. I get EXCITED. I get to cry, weeping profusely, and count it as PRAYERS. No longer concerned ABOUT faith, now is the time for preparing...NOW IS about knowing...SOMETHING HUGE is coming...get EXCITED, and know if you feel 'BAD', are sorry for your wrongdoing; you ARE ALREADY forgiven . So beat your chest a little, like the RABBI says, shed a tear( I DO.) Then sing your song OF praise.(I DO.) very soon now( within years, not decades) all confusion shall be as a dream. SHALOM .

    • @grantcrowie2030
      @grantcrowie2030 Před 3 lety +1

      GOD bless you

    • @samchoi3304
      @samchoi3304 Před 2 lety +1

      Be strong love

  • @manuelborges8996
    @manuelborges8996 Před rokem +1

    Thankyou for your insights and healing words. We hear that God is always with us through thick and thin. I sometimes think that God tests us repeatedly until we fail and when we do …. God evaluates us as unworthy for failing or we are placed in impossible situations that have only one outcome …. Fail. Sometimes I feel God just doesn´t like me.

  • @Leshawnmathews
    @Leshawnmathews Před 4 lety +10

    All we have is a choice. The success or failure of anything is in God's hand.

  • @user-ov4sl7wf7r
    @user-ov4sl7wf7r Před 3 lety +3

    I really love listening to Rabbi, I have many bad thoughts and hurt feelings but I will not act on feelings, I don’t listen to bad thoughts , I Love GOD. I have a reason for being here and it’s a good reason.

  • @kimlec3592
    @kimlec3592 Před 3 lety +11

    G-d bless you, Rabbi Friedman. from someone who needed to hear this very much.

  • @anewthoughteveryday4592
    @anewthoughteveryday4592 Před 3 lety +1

    Thank you Rabbi Manis Friedman

  • @janetsimpson1205
    @janetsimpson1205 Před 2 lety +4

    I appreciate deeply what Rabbi Friedman shares with us. Wisdom is such a valuable and loveable gift. Thankyou Rabbi, you’re a blessing from Hashem in my life. Blessed be the holy name of Hashem forever.

    • @mimi-lg8lo
      @mimi-lg8lo Před rokem

      I concur! Bless Rabbi Freidman!

  • @shanr0k
    @shanr0k Před 11 měsíci

    Thank you Rabbi. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

  • @samchoi3304
    @samchoi3304 Před 2 lety +1

    Heals my heart… i will cherish him and my life

  • @MeetMeOnTheMoon
    @MeetMeOnTheMoon Před rokem

    Spectacular. Eye opening. Thank you very much.

  • @RaineCarosin
    @RaineCarosin Před 3 lety +2

    Oh, Rabbi, You speak such sense xxx Thank You xxx

  • @lizgichora6472
    @lizgichora6472 Před 4 lety +9

    Thank you for this teaching (conscience).

  • @margaretneanover3385
    @margaretneanover3385 Před 3 lety +2

    I enjoy seeing the direct attention that is calming ...

  • @VICTOR-ul1lo
    @VICTOR-ul1lo Před 4 lety +5

    Thank you rabbi for your teachings.

  • @paulmurray5781
    @paulmurray5781 Před 3 lety

    Thanks you

  • @elizabethbooth5446
    @elizabethbooth5446 Před 3 lety

    Thank you

  • @TheSweetmorenita
    @TheSweetmorenita Před 2 lety +3

    I’ve felt so guilty about hurting my youngest daughter. She doesn’t want to talk to me anymore and that’s consuming me. I love her and miss her greatly. I understand she’s trying to heal on her own and it’s been difficult to come to grips with it. I want to believe God is not angry at me, but it’s so difficult. I grew being disapproved most of my life, I started getting therapy, and working on my own trauma, I have good days and not so-good days. I wish she could give me another chance and how I wish she could forgive me.

    • @MarciaB12
      @MarciaB12 Před 3 měsíci +1

      I hope it's better. Children define their parents by their mistakes. You can do a million things right, but they remember you by the one bad thing. I have never forgiven myself either. I have apologized and explained. But...

    • @MarciaB12
      @MarciaB12 Před 3 měsíci +1

      I finally get it

    • @TheSweetmorenita
      @TheSweetmorenita Před 3 měsíci

      @@MarciaB12
      Hi Marcia 🤍
      Yes, things are way better now. She came back home, is going to school and just got her driver’s license :)
      I’m in a better place, and have tried mending our relationship, but there’s still work to do on both sides. I don’t carry that much guilt anymore and I’ve learned to let go and move on.
      You’re right, they only remember our flaws when they’re hurt, only time will teach them, we all make mistakes and we all reap what we sow. Please, forgive yourself, guilt is a killer and adds no value to your life. Your life is precious and you need to enjoy it. You deserve it
      I wish you have a wonderful weekend.

  • @abderrazekchaouachi6409
    @abderrazekchaouachi6409 Před 4 lety +3

    Je remercie Rabbi Friedman pour la somme de sagesse qu'il partage avec nous les êtres égarés par tant de problèmes quotidiens. J'ai presque son age (70 ans) et je dois confesser que pendant toute mon existence (enfant, étudiant, ingénieur, enseignant et inspecteur), j'ai eu du mal à pardonner les mauvais comportements à mon encontre, surtout lorsqu'ils sont gratuits et sans raisons. Ma réaction était toujours couper les liens avec la personne que j'ai jugé fautive, même s'il exprime ses regrets. Cette vidéo m'exhorte à changer de comportement et, rien que pour cela, je vous dois des remerciements.

    • @smonline631
      @smonline631 Před 4 lety

      well if someone hurt you it doexn't mesn you have to stay friend s with such a person..

  • @elissalipman6600
    @elissalipman6600 Před rokem

    such a good way to see things

  • @swenett1308
    @swenett1308 Před 3 lety +1

    That is powerful and brings great healing. Many will be blessed. Thank you.

  • @mariaelenarodriguez6188

    Thank you, Rabbi.

  • @danacris8806
    @danacris8806 Před 3 lety

    My favourite Rabbi!

  • @gilaschannel1855
    @gilaschannel1855 Před 4 lety +3

    Great to hear this shiur, thank you so much Rabbi Friedman. Very helpful indeed. Shabbat Shalom!

  • @khurramnaseem2351
    @khurramnaseem2351 Před 4 lety +2

    Thank you so Much as I was seeking for it... Your biggest fan ( lover ) from Pakistan.

  • @margarethassan1668
    @margarethassan1668 Před 3 lety

    Thankyou Rabbi Friedman ❤️

  • @belindamotamedi8724
    @belindamotamedi8724 Před 3 lety

    Another wonderful message. Thank you Rabbi.

  • @cookiemonster3147
    @cookiemonster3147 Před 3 lety

    Thank you!
    🦋🌻🐞🌼🐝🌹

  • @TMBARD
    @TMBARD Před 3 lety +1

    Shalom Aleichem!! Does Rabbi Manis, or rather Rhabboní Manis, realize how positively great the impact he has on those who listen? He is frothing with overflowing wisdom that more people NEED to hear!

  • @belindamotamedi8724
    @belindamotamedi8724 Před 3 lety

    Another wonderful message. Thank you Rabbi

  • @andreasgigmai7707
    @andreasgigmai7707 Před 3 lety

    Rabbi, Thank you for this teaching!

  • @Thesailormoonbeam
    @Thesailormoonbeam Před rokem +1

    Thank you so much

  • @milkamilosevic9626
    @milkamilosevic9626 Před 2 lety

    This lecture is top of the tops!!!🌞🙌

  • @ebbichacko
    @ebbichacko Před 4 lety +1

    Thanks Rabbi, amazing analysis of temptation and revealing Greatness of G-d in creating me

  • @zemachhamashiach6982
    @zemachhamashiach6982 Před 4 lety +6

    Even lashon Hara is extremely prevalent in most of the troubles of the world. More people are physically and emotionally hurt by words than any other form. To known that one's own physical body can be damaged by words is a giant wake up call for the old saying think before you speak

  • @janatnalwoga
    @janatnalwoga Před 4 lety +2

    Am changing and its for ever gonna be good

  • @martasatgo
    @martasatgo Před měsícem

    Thanks

  • @chabad91819
    @chabad91819 Před 4 lety +2

    Your words are blessed & inspired by Hashem. Your words are truth. You always help me, thank you!

  • @Lorna8264
    @Lorna8264 Před 3 lety

    Rabbi is a healer

  • @jeffreyrwilliams9345
    @jeffreyrwilliams9345 Před 4 lety

    thank you

  • @kevinkingston6488
    @kevinkingston6488 Před 3 lety

    Great shuir Rabbi friedman , if we didnt have struggle with yetzer tov and yetzer hara , without a struggle we wouldnt know the difference of good or other , so tanya meets that struggle and expects a struggle , except for very few whom we dont know in our arena Thanks , B/h , be well

  • @heleneffendy6022
    @heleneffendy6022 Před 3 lety

    Thank you Rabbi. U are such a blessing to all of us. Love from Jakarta, Indonesia

  • @tigress1107
    @tigress1107 Před 3 lety

    Gratitude

  • @godblessisrael.1457
    @godblessisrael.1457 Před 4 lety +4

    Thank you for your wise thought robbi!
    It's really reviveing my soul.

  • @Winterbee14
    @Winterbee14 Před 4 lety

    💯% Excellent

  • @juligrlee556
    @juligrlee556 Před rokem

    I wanna have a perfect body; I want a perfect soul; I wanna be loved; I wanna be missed when I'm not there.

  • @douglasclem1062
    @douglasclem1062 Před 4 lety +2

    Profound words of great wisdom !

  • @tigress1107
    @tigress1107 Před 3 lety

    Rabbi you’re so cool 😎

  • @earlbruner9321
    @earlbruner9321 Před 3 lety

    Good session

  • @cdrrider
    @cdrrider Před 3 lety +1

    I wish i had found you mr rabbi so many years earlier! It must be the normal for lost people such as myself to feel an obligation to convert or to become Jewish? Idk y but i feel that

  • @johnlynch575
    @johnlynch575 Před 3 lety

    20:55 PERFECT.

  • @rockelsa91
    @rockelsa91 Před 4 lety +2

    But I will never feel guilt because I am not : I love your videos a lot

  • @egyur
    @egyur Před 3 lety

    שבת שלום לכלכם ולכולם

  • @esk8jaimes
    @esk8jaimes Před 3 lety

    13:58 A good person quote.

  • @elcalich33sehead
    @elcalich33sehead Před 4 lety +3

    How do I deal with a sin that permanently altered my body?

  • @margaretneanover3385
    @margaretneanover3385 Před 3 lety

    There's much to say about whether it's how the entire world has learned up til now. As the main population it is other views that are the popular explained problem.we will see

  • @emily-io1tk
    @emily-io1tk Před 3 lety

    one is not a back person because they made a bad chose.....each choice does always hurt others or was i meant to hurt

  • @user-fc5wq3sb4f
    @user-fc5wq3sb4f Před rokem +1

    How does one strengthen good judgment?

  • @emmanelson2406
    @emmanelson2406 Před 8 měsíci

    If someone does something and ask for forgiveness and then they do it again and again all your life how do you forgive that. ?

  • @smmlf676
    @smmlf676 Před 9 měsíci

    ❤❤

  • @joshuacohen1039
    @joshuacohen1039 Před rokem +1

    How can I forgive myself ?

  • @MrsPriscilla645
    @MrsPriscilla645 Před 4 lety +1

    What happens when you are the one giving the forgiveness and the other does not change even though they recognize and admit the sin, but says they are unable to change and has fear of losing what they charish?

  • @MarciaB12
    @MarciaB12 Před 3 měsíci

    😢❤

  • @katedawson6654
    @katedawson6654 Před rokem +1

    What if its not really forgivable?

  • @laf7907
    @laf7907 Před 3 lety +1

    May i ask, how do i know that God forgive me?

  • @margaretneanover3385
    @margaretneanover3385 Před 3 lety

    What other message was simultaneous about the instance? About 20 yrs misery..? Some things add to the plight at a child's age. It's not acting all of evil..its not seeing safety for others. She should know what she heard to respond.

  • @ZTZ330011
    @ZTZ330011 Před rokem

    What is this word tsedzadek mean?

  • @alicejones3668
    @alicejones3668 Před 5 měsíci

    A ask forgiveness from B, does B have to trust A?
    A ask forgiveness multiple times over a decade on different sins against B.
    So, B stopped the friendship and forgiven A.
    Does forgiveness and trust have to always be together as in a Christian ideology.
    Trust is given but not in continued sin against B, only forgiveness given. How would B discern A's
    constant asking forgiveness if B didn't discern and use wisdom to continue or not continue friendship? A not Jewish but B is. But they are related by marriage.

  • @johnlynch575
    @johnlynch575 Před 3 lety

    Does only THE Yaytsa hara speak?

  • @alexeichenauer
    @alexeichenauer Před 4 lety +4

    What if your sin becomes a part of you like opiate addiction and you try so many times to get healthy but after 6 rehab stints you still cant overcome it? And you regret it and pray to the Lord everyday that he may help you overcome... What should one do in this situation?

    • @zemachhamashiach6982
      @zemachhamashiach6982 Před 4 lety +3

      Shalom little soul. As humans living in a physical world we are overcome with many obstacles. Addictions can be extremely difficult to manage. First let me say how brave you are to first admit you have a problem and secondly you have seeked forgiveness. You should also forgive yourself as well. My suggestions would be to focus all your energy in Torah when you feel like you need a fix. Become closer to H" G-d and establish an immovable Yesod/ Foundation in yourself and your relationship with the Creator. Understand that the whole purpose of a soul is to have the ability to do mitzvot in the body amd join all physical creation with the spiritual worlds above. Know that You are loved and your precious and with every challenge that you conquer blessings will be present . blessings my friend

    • @andreamarkou1638
      @andreamarkou1638 Před 4 lety +1

      Rabbi what you say and teach us is very wise and good sense.But some people are unpredictable when angry and don't stop to think that they may sin against God! But like you explain that if you have a conscious of the sin you committed and you ask God for forgiveness repend and never repeat your sin God will forgive . THANK YOU.

    • @JoshuaBibleCollege
      @JoshuaBibleCollege Před 4 lety +1

      If you ar in the USA find an AMEN CLINIC and have them do a SPECT scan on you Brain.

    • @saidrogerrm8896
      @saidrogerrm8896 Před 4 lety

      YOU WILL SUFFERING AS I DO DAILY IN THIS LUST WORLD

    • @affair111
      @affair111 Před 4 lety

      then you need a deliverance and breaking a generational cure, or the healing of your soul By God if addiction is related to the trauma

  • @mariusmihai918
    @mariusmihai918 Před 4 lety +1

    Rabbi
    Very interesting talk.
    One comment only:
    One kills somebody who he doesnt know and then runs away. Then he will decide I dont do it again. Is this all? Can he feel forgiven after this?
    I think no. First he must suffer with a devastating feeling of guilt for what he did and then when he cannot endure anymore he will open the heart to God and repent and decide of not doing anymore what he did. He may feel better now. But this is not the end as the effect of his action is still there: a man died and his familly is devastated for so long. Who and how is this paid?

    • @vilrugan
      @vilrugan Před 4 lety +2

      G-d is there for the things that are not within our control.

  • @holasoysasha
    @holasoysasha Před 4 lety

    What is 'Yate Suhara' (sp.)? He keeps referring to it. TIA! 16:04

    • @LAGoff
      @LAGoff Před 3 lety +2

      Yetser hara is the evil inclination. Literally, the bad formation

    • @holasoysasha
      @holasoysasha Před 3 lety

      @@LAGoff Thanks a lot!

  • @rockelsa91
    @rockelsa91 Před 4 lety

    Mr rabbi Friedman I like and respect ur videos . Have a question Is there a real virus ?

  • @wolfpup7891
    @wolfpup7891 Před 4 lety

    What if it wasn't about the Creator commanding and more specifically about providing Moses with Commitments to freedom.
    You shall know that you have taken the path to God, and you shall know that you have found God, for there will be these signs, these indications, these changes in you:

    1. You shall love God with all your heart, all your mind, all your soul. And there shall be no other God set before Me. No longer will you worship human love, or success, money, or power, nor any symbol thereof. You will set aside these things as a child sets aside toys. Not because they are unworthy, but because you have outgrown them.

    And, you shall know you have taken the path to God because:

    2. You shall not use the name of God in vain. Nor will you call upon Me for frivolous things. You will understand the power of words, and of thoughts, and you would not think of invoking the name of God in an unGodly manner. You shall not use My name in vain because you cannot. For My name-the Great “I Am”-is never used in vain (that is, without result), nor can it ever be. And when you have found God, you shall know this.

    And, I shall give you these other signs as well:

    3. You shall remember to keep a day for Me, and you shall call it holy. This, so that you do not long stay in your illusion, but cause yourself to remember who and what you are. And then shall you soon call every day the Sabbath, and every moment holy.

    4. You shall honor your mother and your father-and you will know you are the Son of God when you honor your Father/Mother God in all that you say or do or think. And even as you so honor the Mother/Father God, and your father and mother on Earth (for they have given you life), so, too, will you honor everyone.

    5. You know you have found God when you observe that you will not murder (that is, willfully kill, without cause). For while you will understand that you cannot end another’s life in any event (all life is eternal), you will not choose to terminate any particular incarnation, nor change any life energy from one form to another, without the most sacred justification. Your new reverence for life will cause you to honor all life forms-including plants, trees and animals-and to impact them only when it is for the highest good.

    And these other signs will I send you also, that you may know you are on the path:

    6. You will not defile the purity of love with dishonesty or deceit, for this is adulterous. I promise you, when you have found God, you shall not commit this adultery.

    7. You will not take a thing that is not your own, nor cheat, nor connive, nor harm another to have any thing, for this would be to steal. I promise you, when you have found God, you shall not steal.
    Nor shall you…

    8. Say a thing that is not true, and thus bear false witness. Nor shall you…

    9. Covet your neighbor’s spouse, for why would you want your neighbor’s spouse when you know all others are your spouse?

    10. Covet your neighbor’s goods, for why would you want your neighbor’s goods when you know that all goods can be yours, and all your goods belong to the world?
    You will know that you have found the path to God when you see these signs. For I promise that no one who truly seeks God shall any longer do these things. It would be impossible to continue such behaviors.

    These are your freedoms, not your restrictions. These are my commitments, not my commandments. For God does not order about what God has created-God merely tells God’s children: this is how you will know that you are coming home.

    Moses asked in earnest-“How may I know? Give me a sign.” Moses asked the same question that you ask now. The same question all people everywhere have asked since time began. My answer is likewise eternal. But it has never been, and never will be, a commandment. For who shall I command? And who shall I punish should My commandments not be kept?

    There is only Me.

  • @margaretneanover3385
    @margaretneanover3385 Před 3 lety

    Why do you think a self hurt comes from those not only hurt or somewhat danger ed but maybe influence by a different choice. I don't play forsake one to appease another. Cleansing by a partial death caused this the first time..
    God might pick and choose a battle wisely other wise we never learn.
    How about seeing the first strike as non earth gamed real talk? That's what need come forth..after which everyone has had some influence that does not guard against unsafe idea.
    I drove my father's tractor as a child...i had no regrets due my attention to detail. It wouldn't start so to surprise him I saw how to and did. No imagination. I was maybe 3. It was simple. After it started ..and ran I saw I didn't know the brake...lol..thabk God I saw them pop a clutch or I would have tumbled down a hill. Yes true..ans funny..but I scared my mom with it. My father was surprised. I learned I needed more info..but girls were as apt for mechanics too.
    Just sharing as I know worse could be done..am.moral or moral having a base guide on which can lead to worse or who's steering the way to force cleansing? It's odd making sense

  • @johnlynch575
    @johnlynch575 Před 3 lety

    19:34 same as you..a piece of H M. Just which piece. Right RABBI?🌑

  • @deejannemeiurffnicht1791

    (ha ha, the subtitles/captions can't undstand Rabbi is saying ''chiva'' and 'not true them'! ha ha

  • @rickwyant
    @rickwyant Před 4 lety +2

    No disrespect intended but how is it you make claims of knowing what God thinks?

    • @violinplayer3518
      @violinplayer3518 Před 4 lety +5

      Because he is old and observant ( opposite of dreamer). He searched his soul and observed other people souls and find common ground. Education ( ancestors collective observations) helps too. It is like asking woman who is oldest of 10 children and mother of five children who works in school " why do you think you know anything about children".

    • @CameliaTex
      @CameliaTex Před 4 lety

      Knowing Him is a promise: Jeremiah 29:13: You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart. Also, the first commandment is to know Him.

  • @johnlynch575
    @johnlynch575 Před 3 lety

    18:41 do you know how to get YOUR yaytsa hara to zip it. When You say your 1st morning SHEMA: DECLARE "I CHAIN LUCIFER TO MY LEFT SIDE." At first it's a pain, but as you do your mitzvahs( for ME ,acts of love.) Eventually the 'yaytsa hara' , calms down. Invite it to listen as you PRAY. Be adamant ABOUT ONCE YOU decide to do THE Mitzvah, to do it. Then ask the Y. H ." How'd you like it? BE NICE . Kill it with kindness.
    When you realize your stumbling, your error, thank THE Yaytsa hara for pointing it out. Recognize he is strengthening you.