Koheles Ecclesiastes 7:20-22

from Shallow Dive Daf Yomi Hosted by Eliyahu Weisman

Man is not unfailingly good; through Teshuva perfection is achievable • Be judicious in what you take to heart • Don't indulge your slave, the evil inclination, as it is never appeased only emboldened to subjugate you • Don't feel crestfallen by criticism, it can often be a reflection of our own negative judgments of others

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