Link To YouTube Channel Efriam Palvanov, Evidence of Assertions

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  1. eliDecember 1, 2025 at 12:32 PM

    After reading Rav Kessins sefer I see how wasting seed is mirroring the affects of Lashan Hara, is that correct?

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  2. Nobody SpecialDecember 1, 2025 at 2:45 PM

    In the context of creating kitrugim (accusers), yes. The mechanism of Lashon Hara is different since it creates a general accusation that opens the entire file for review, whereas batel zeira - wasting seed creates actual souls, which in turn demand sustenance from their father. Those souls are killed after the individual repents, which relieves the accusations, BUT the person who repents is then guilty of bloodshed for causing the souls to be killed. Similar, yes, but very different outcomes. A general full accusation (L.H) versus a specific, limited accusation (B.Z). Both sins are ultimately bein Adam L'Chavero, not bein Adam L'Makom, so they need to be rectified before one can attain forgiveness and are not automatically forgiven on Yom Kippur. The effect of reciting Tikkun Klali and immersing in the mikveh is to kill these accusing souls. They are not inherently evil, as they were meant to become human. For more information, check out Rabbi Yaron Reuven's shiurim on the topic. Very scary stuff.

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