Chutzpa is the Hebrew word for audacity. When we activate our chutzpa in the right place, we gird ourselves in strength and are able to take a bold stand against evil. On the other hand, chutzpa in the wrong place sends a person into a self-destruct mode. Today's lesson on Chapter Four of Orchus Tzaddikim - Ways of the Righteous - teaches us to differentiate between "holy chutzpa" and the unholy type.
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A New Song: Psalms 32-33
Golden Silence: Likutei Moharan I, Torah 6, Part 1
Cast My Soul: Psalms 30-31
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The War Against Evil: An Emuna News Update of the Gaza War
Scorpio: Likutei Moharan I, Torah 7, Part 4
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The Lone Servant: Parshat Mishpotim
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The Path of Humility: Psalms 24-26
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