From the wisdom of Mishlé

I'll just say, is there a consequence to you? I'll just merge in.

Or do we care about the consequences to him or to others? 12, is there a positive result in this Michelangelo decision? Or is it all about damage control in some way? 13, what's the subject of the Pusuk? Is this about education or about dealing with fools or about training a fool or about dealing with perceptions or something else? And then 14, does the local cluster affect our reading and how? A question we missed.

is on the Gemara, or I saw it from the Rashi on the Gemara.

So we'll read the Gemara because we'll focus on it today.

So what's the v'zo sabracha? And this is the blessing, right? That if this is the last week's parasha on parasha sazinu, it's not a blessing, it seems like, you know, a reprimand, a tochacha, where Moshe's telling off the Jewish nation.

So what's going on over here? What's the connection here to the blessing? And the answer he says is that, and he brings down sources from Mishle, from Proverbs, that we see that the truth is that when a person who loves us gives us criticism, that in itself is a blessing.

Now, obviously, it doesn't mean we should go around giving rebuke to people, but the point is we have to do it in the right way.

But the truth is that if we're really honest with ourselves and we really want to improve, so if somebody who's truly out for our concern and loves us, so when they say something to us, which is maybe a little hard to hear, Maybe we need to hear it.