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Rabbi Hagi Londin presents the 22nd lesson in a series discussing the ethical trait of truth within the context of the 21st century. The lecture is part of the educational programming offered by the Meir Institute in Jerusalem. The content focuses on traditional Jewish ethical teachings applied to modern life. It serves as a resource for those interested in exploring character development through the lens of classical texts.
This lesson, presented by Rabbi Hagi Londin at the Meir Institute in Jerusalem, focuses on the ethical trait of honesty versus lying. It is part of a series exploring the classic text 'Orchot Tzadikim' in a contemporary context. The lecture provides a religious and moral analysis of the prohibition of falsehood. It aims to apply traditional Jewish ethical teachings to modern life.
This recording features a lecture by Rabbi Hagai Lundin titled "Orchot Tzadikim for the 21st Century - Lashon Hara" (Lesson 24). It is part of a series provided by the Meir Institute channel. The class was filmed at the Meir Institute in Jerusalem, Israel. Information regarding donations, podcast listening, and viewing additional lessons is also included.