Torah 122

Have you ever been in an argument where halfway through you realize the other person might actually be right, but there's no way you're admitting it? Nachman explains something fascinating about human nature. There's a mitzvah called netzach. You need to win. And here's the problem. When winning becomes your priority, even when the truth is staring you in [music] the face, you'll push it away just to avoid losing. Think about an argument with your spouse, a disagreement with your business partner, or even a fight in WhatsApp group. Sometimes you know what the other person has a [music] point, but your ego won't let you admit it. But Hashem is different. Pasuk says, "Ve'gam netzach Yisrael lo' yishaker." Even his netzach, Hashem remains completely truthful. So, next time you're arguing, ask yourself one question. Am I defending the [music] truth, or am I just defending my ego? Cuz being right and needing to be right are two very different things. Sometimes [music] the biggest victory is admitting you were