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Anyone have thoughts on this idea? For resurrection of the dead to happen, It requires the soul/body to repair its broken relationships with itself and others

I heard a thought, that when the kohen gadol passes away , people can leave the city of refuge, because it is a catalyst for people to forgive each other, because it’s a national tragedy and that fosters forgiveness.

What did the Besht tell a man who hurt others?

Besht told a guy that murdered others, “when your story helps another person, then you know g-d forgives you”

It seems to mean g-d forgiving him would also include the souls he hurt reached forgiveness.

How do you know your story helped someone?

This is how you know when it helped another: When you hear someone else tell your story and they don’t know it’s about you, then you know it helped someone

“when you learn your story helps another person, then you will know g-d forgives you” #Besht

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What does the Besht say about forgiveness from G-d?

The article says the Besht told a man who had hurt others that when his story helps another person, he will know G-d forgives him. It seems to mean that G-d's forgiveness also includes the souls he hurt reaching forgiveness.

Why can people leave the city of refuge when the kohen gadol passes away?

The article shares a thought that the kohen gadol's death is a national tragedy. That shared sadness helps people forgive each other, so it works like a catalyst for forgiveness. The writer offers this as an idea and asks others for their thoughts.

How do you know your story helped someone?

The article says you know it helped when you hear someone else tell your story and they do not know it is about you. It is a quiet sign, because the story reaches another person without your name on it. Then you know it helped someone.

What does resurrection of the dead need, according to this idea?

The article opens with the idea that for resurrection of the dead to happen, the soul and body need to repair their broken relationships with themselves and others. It then shares some thoughts on forgiveness, between people and with G-d.

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