Torah 15 | Good Point with Shmili Barmi Indig

says in [music] something powerful and practical. If you want to taste a little bit of the hidden light, the deeper Torah that will be revealed in the future, it starts with [music] one thing. Cleaning up your fear. Most of the things we're scared of, money, people, [music] problems are fallen fears. Why do they scare us? Because we never [music] stop and judge ourselves. Honestly, Nakma says, "If you judge yourself, heaven doesn't [music] have to judge you. But if you don't judge yourself, then the fear comes from above and shows up as stress, pressure, or the cop on the side of the three-way. How do you judge yourself? Simple. Once a day, [music] ask, "Did I act the way Hashem wants me to? Did I speak correctly? Did I do business right?" When you do [music] that, all the fake fears fall away and what's left is pure all Hashem, a calm, clean era. From that comes das, a deeper understanding. And from that comes to and from tora [music] comes a real selfless prayer.