After your lifetime, the Heavenly Court asks you: - Spirituality

After your lifetime, the Heavenly Court asks you:

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“Nasata v’natata b’emunah?” – Did you do business honestly and faithfully? 

Who answers the Heavenly Court’s question about you?

But here’s the twist:

Every soul you’ve interacted with gets to answer this question about YOU. 

What does your soul feel when you have hurt someone?

What if someone says you weren’t fair or honest? 

Your soul then feels the deep shame and guilt of that broken relationship. 

Jewish wisdom explains this emotional pain—facing those we’ve hurt—is actually what “hell” (Gehinnom) is. It’s not fire, it’s regret and shame. 

And it can take up to 12 months for your soul to repair these relationships. 

Is there still time to make things right?

The good news?

You have time right now to make things right. To heal, mend, and build trust. 

How will YOU answer this question today?

“If your integrity were judged by those you’ve done business with how would you measure up?”

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What does the Heavenly Court ask you after your lifetime?

After your lifetime, the Heavenly Court asks, “Nasata v’natata b’emunah?” That means, did you do business honestly and faithfully? But here is the twist. Every soul you have interacted with gets to answer this question about you. It is a question about your integrity.

What is hell (Gehinnom) in Jewish wisdom?

Jewish wisdom explains that hell, called Gehinnom, is an emotional pain. It is not fire. It is the regret and shame of facing those we have hurt. When someone says you were not fair or honest, your soul feels the deep shame and guilt of that broken relationship.

How long can it take for a soul to repair broken relationships?

In Jewish wisdom, it can take up to 12 months for your soul to repair broken relationships. That may sound like a long time. But there is good news. You have time right now to make things right. You can heal, mend, and build trust today.

How can I tell if I did business honestly and faithfully?

Try this question: if your integrity were judged by those you have done business with, how would you measure up? Remember that every soul you have interacted with also gets to answer. Looking at yourself that honestly is awareness. Making things right is responsibility.

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