What Do We Do When We Are Embarrassed or Shamed?

Rebbe Nachman teaches that silence is the best response to being shamed or embarrassed. Meir achman teaches that silence is the best response to being shamed or embarrassed. Elkabas explains why this is the most powerful to grow close to the Creator.

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Meir Elkabas
Involved in the spreading and dissemination of the teachings and advice of Rebbe Nachman of Breslov, his disciples and his movement - through what is called Breslov Therapy

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