Words That Hurt, Words That Heal

In the book "Words that hurt, words that heal," Joseph Telushkin tells the reader about the immense significance which the words we use in everyday communication for our quality of life and the establishment of proper relations with its closest neighbors. With the wise and insightful discernment Rabbi Joseph Telushkin says that the huge harm that brought us spread gossip and rumors, negative, or false statements about other people. Nobody can remain indifferent to the history of how unreasonable anger, unwarranted criticism, lie or not to the point telling the truth destroy heartfelt communication and alienates us from loved ones.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgements

introduction

I.Nepriznannaya power of words
1.epriznannaya power of words

II.Kak we talk about other
2.Nepopravimy harmful gossip
3.Prityagatelnost gossip
4.When acceptable to disclose information which may degrade or cause harm to another?
5.Neprikosnovennost private life and public figures

III.Kak we speak with other
6.Obuzdanie rage and anger
7.Chestnaya battle
8.How blame and how to make accusations
9.Roditeli and children
10.Tsena public humiliation
11.Vsegda a lie - it is bad?

IV.Slova that heal
12.Slova that heal

V.Chto do we do now?
13.Voploschenie moral principles of speech in everyday life
14.Gde heaven meets the earth: national day without cursing.