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Why your scars are not what you think. Rabbi Emanuel Yelizarov
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A powerful social experiment reveals how imagined scars shape human behavior and confidence. This idea finds a deep parallel in the life of Yosef HaTzadik, whose suffering, humiliation, and imprisonment became the path to greatness. What seemed like injustice was part of a Divine plan. Challenges are not meant to break a person, but to shape identity and purpose. True growth begins when scars are seen as steps toward who one is meant to become. #DruzhbaTV #TorahOfLife #Rabbi #JewishWisdom #Yosef #YosefHaTzadik #Faith #PersonalGrowth #TorahInsights #JewishPhilosophy #DivinePlan #Emunah #SelfWorth #SpiritualGrowth #LifeLessons #TorahThoughts #Judaism
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Hi dear friends, it is Rouge TV and I
wanted to uh introduce the idea of um
social experiment that they did recently
and uh two groups of people they needed
to go to the interview. The first group
they had a scar in their face. They drew
a scar from ear to the mouth and the
second group was um normal without any
scars. So when I went to the interview,
the first group with the scar, they did
very poorly in interview. They had a
problem. They were not talking well.
They were they they were very
self-conscious. And the second group
obviously they did very well in the
interview. Very interestingly that the
first group
when right before they went inside they
removed the scar. They removed the
makeup of the scar and they went inside
but they didn't know about it.
Subconsciously they always had a scar in
the mind.
Each of us think about our scars. All of
us have some problems, some issues in
the life. And let's go to the pages of
the Torah and see Ysef Sadi. He was
thrown by his brother to the uh pit with
the scorpions and the snakes. He was
taken away his coat. He was sold to the
be a slave. And even in a slavery when
he did well in the house of Potifar, he
went through the tribulations and he had
to go to jail. And right after so many
things he became advisory to the parro
the right hand of the parro whenever his
brothers came and they said Ysef please
forgive us we did very wrong we didn't
do we didn't do justif we didn't justice
to you and Yseph said
you thought to do bad thing to me
but Hashem did Good. Why was able to see
this? Because he knew this scar is not
even a scar. It is Hashem sent him to
the jail. It is Hashem sent him to to to
be to become who he become to be. Hashem
gives us some problems. We're thinking
why all children are like children and
you are not like all the children. Why
his wife is such a good wife and not you
are? by his husband. Such an amazing
husband and now you are her husband,
right? And uh we thinking why this
friend has a better uh influence and and
why this sh doing better and why we
thinking about someone else doing
better, not knowing. Hashem sends us
this course to become better. Joseph
knew without the jail, without his
brothers hating him, without being able
to be humiliated and to go through all
of that, he would never become Ysef. And
we should knowem
whenever Hashem sends us problems, it is
not to shalom hurt us. It is to build
us. Is for us to become whoever Hashem
has created to be.