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In this Shiur
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Rabbi Silber's short Ah Gut Shabbos message on Re'eh centers on the Torah's opening framing of life as either a blessing or a curse, with far less gray area than we'd like to believe. He teaches that every decision we face — spiritual, business, family, or lifestyle — should be measured against one simple question: will this bring me closer to Hashem, or push me further away? It's a short, practical filter meant to bring clarity to the choices we make every single day.
Most of life sorts into one of two categories, a blessing or a curse, with far less gray area than we assume.
Before making any decision, ask one question: will this bring me closer to Hashem or push me further away?
This single metric applies equally to spiritual, business, family, and lifestyle decisions.
Real clarity comes from measuring choices against one consistent standard, not shifting justifications.
“There's definitely some gray in life, but not that much of it.”
